Packet Tracer - WanderlustPenguin/Charles-Tech-Journal GitHub Wiki

  • when doing packet tracer, turn ports on in config

  • when not instructed otherwise, its good to use use "router pt empty" in packet tracer

  • deploy devices by clicking their icon in the network devices or end devices category on the bottom left, and then click on the page command+click lets you place multiple

  • the same is done with cables, but you click the device the cable is used on, input which port is used, and then click the connected device and repeat the process

  • device terminal windows can be found by clicking the device, clicking the desktop category, and choosing the command prompt option

  • start from turning on the PC, and work your way up

  • at the desktop tab you can set an IP address

  • ensure ports are on in the router when using it, findable in config

  • in view you can set it so you always see the label of ports that are connected

  • To connect with a router you need to make sure all the devices have the correct default gateway that matches the router port, and an appropriate IP address.

  • enable- enables manual on cisco

  • config terminal- enables configuring on cisco

  • ip route (network address) (subnet mask) (next hop)- manually adding to routing table, will let you know if you failed and how

  • show ip route- shows the connected networks, how they are connected, and the connecting port

  • exit- backs out of the current setting i.e. leaving the config setting back to normal command inputs