For instance, you can practice 90+% of the commands mentioned in my most recent CCNA 200-301 Official Cert Guides (Vol 1 and 2) with Packet Tracer. PKT file (as used by Packet Tracer) that uses the exact same interfaces used in the book’s examples.įirst, to set the context for the tools, Cisco creates and offers Packet Tracer to anyone taking their Cisco Networking Academy courses. Does it match the book pretty well? We use real gear to create all examples in the book, and Packet Tracer happens to mimic specific router and switch hardware models – so often times, we can make a.Why not just tell everyone to do all the work? Well, by starting with the files supplied in the blog series, we hope to get you to the important learning tasks much quicker.Why Packet Tracer, and not some other tool? The Packet Tracer (PT) software tool is free.Many students have let us know over the years that they like re-creating the examples in the books using Packet Tracer, so we’re helping out by making that kind of activity more easily done.
An Example shows the commands on the device offset in a box, numbered, with a caption, as shown in this figure:ĭuring 20, we will be posting a series of blog posts to help you repeat the exercises implied in the examples in the CCNA Official Cert Guide by using Cisco Packet Tracer. The Cisco Press Official Cert Guide series separates CLI commands from other text using a feature all an Example. 200-301 V2 Ch16: Controller-Based Networks.200-301 V2 Part 4: Network Architectures.200-301 V2 Ch12: Miscellaneous IP Services.200-301 V2 Ch05: Securing Network Devices.200-301 V2 Ch04: Security Architectures.200-301 V1 Ch25: Configure IPv6 Routing.200-301 V1 Ch24: Configure IPv6 Addressing.200-301 V1 Ch18: Troubleshooting Routing.200-301 V1 Ch16: Router Addresses and Routes.200-301 V1 Ch14: Analyzing IPv4 Subnets.200-301 V1 Ch12: Classful IPv4 Networks.
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