Thnaks,
Sukalyan
Is there a more up-to-date version, or something similar that runs under
Linux *and* Windows?
Regards,
N.Fotis
Newest Packet Tracer is 4.11 and it is possible to run it under Wine...
Well, new packet tracer 5.0 (which should be released soon) will run
nativly under linux.
http://blog.jozjan.net/2008/02/packet-tracer-50-new-features.html
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That's what I did. I just finished the four v4 Cisco Netacademy CCNA
courses. We had access to real routers too, but PT was often easier and
quicker since you never had to go to the racks and physically wire the
routers and switches. On the other hand PT 4.11 doesn't have all the
necessary commands so some stuff did not work.
Many features works well on dynamips... I recommend to try this
software for routers emulation and dynagen for 'management'.
Packet Tracer is a non-commercial teaching network simulator for Cisco
Networking Academy students.
If you are such a student then you can download it when you log into Academy
Connection.
If not here's a good free one - http://www.netsimk.com/