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[Riitta Palazzo]

Ive been directed to use the packet tracer software as part of an online educational course. I have installed the software and am following some introductory courses on it; Of course the equipment and devices library focuses on Cisco products; but I also want to map-in items like a simmple 3rd party manufactuer SOHO unmanaged ethernet switch, but so far I cant find a device in the list to represent an item like this.

I also should confess that mostly I use draytek Vigor small business equipment which has a lot of proffesional business features included; Is there an online resource (website) that includes an equipment library to other equipment manufacturers devices etc?

EVE-ng has a free community version like GNS3. The main reason to choose EVE-ng over GNS3 IMO is the support for multiple config-sets and config import + export functionality. Most courses/lab-books I've seen also provide labs in EVE-ng format.

You can use both GNS3 and EVE-ng for virtualising Draytek Vigor routers, provided you can get a virtual appliance disk file(Qemu, vmdk etc.). Neither seem to have premade templates for Draytek Vigor devices, but importing them with a custom template should be doable. Let me know if this is something you would want help with

This is my first time posting on here on what has been a pretty frustrating issue so I really am hopeful for some help. I cannot use packet tracer because my login is failing any time I have tried today. I am following an online course and have basically wasted one of the two days a week that I have to study trying to resolve this.

Even though I am already logged into Netcad on one tab, when I try to log in to the page that packet tracer opens, it fails and then closes packet tracer. I've seen nothing online about this so I guess it's just me. :(

I have disabled my AV, Firewall, cleared cache, there is no popup blocker installed. I have uninstalled it, gone back to Netcad and downloaded it, and (even while still logged in), packet tracer login fails. I have messaged Cisco on facebook hours ago, with no reply as yet. Is there anyone else out there experiencing this?

it worked for me. I first installed and the message came to select public or private network. I choose Private. Then Windows firewall keeps blocking it whenever I tried to launch the program. But disconnecting pc from internet allows it to run.

I want to say that the black window that was appearing to me is a problem in my computer's memory. I think the space is small because my device is very old (:))

I tried a lot of solutions, and it worked.

Anyone who has the previous problem should know that it is due to problems with the computer memory, and you can do some of the following steps to help:

- There is a tool called Memory Cleaner that helps refresh the memory. I tried it, you can visit this person's blog and download it

Also on the following site there are many tools that help refresh memory

-optimize-ram-memory/

It is also better to close the Internet browser (Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and others) because they are occupying the memory

- On my part, the McAfee anti-virus program is memory-exhausting (I do not recommend against using it), but it should be paused when using the PT program.

- At the end, you can go to the task manager and press F5 to refresh the memory. That helps a lot.

I still have this circumstance, Please refer to attachment. The circle bar have not been completely finished loading. I can just force to click "guest login' ( I just have 3 times on saving my exercise as I am a guest). Can someone help me?

I use window 7 so my version of packet tracer I am using is old version one

There is a known issue between packet tracer 7.1 and Ubuntu 16.04 which blocks packet tracer from starting. Packet tracer needs a library libicui18n.so.52 which has been updated with libicui18n.so.55 in Ubuntu 16.04. To solve this issue, we have to download and install the older version of this library. Older version of this library is available in a Debian package at :-

Open terminal type packettracer, make sure you use two t's, packettracer not packetracer, not case sensitive, do not need to change directory, I am running version 7.1.1 on ubuntu 14.04, no need to type packettracer7 or packettracer7.1.1 just packettracer.

to emnoc: people are not locked to cisco approach, just want to use good inventions if its possible. Imagine i have remote site, like datacenter , and no users can help me to generate traffic but i want to test web filters and app filters under policy , i have report that access to box.com and dropbox are passing trough although i see web filter block is applied for file sharing and storage category. How can i test at this situation? Where i'd get "active" traffic in datacenter with no users there?

Actually fortios has added a packet tracer like function to fortios "diag firewall iprope lookup" it can do protocol and port traffic flows and show you want policy is matched. you do not need active traffic per-se

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Packet-tracer is an inbuilt utility on the Nexus 9000 that can be used to trace the path of the packet through the switch. It can be invoked using the command line and can be configured to match IP address and or layer 4 attributes. It cannot be used to match ARP traffic.

This tool provides confirmation on whether a flow is traversing through the switch. It also provides a counter to track flow statistics which can be useful for scenerios of intermittent/complete packet loss.

The previous commands programs the trigger on every Broadcom Trident II Asic that exist on the line card or the fabric modules. When a flow with the matching attributes passes through these modules, it shows the counters being hit thereby helping identify the path within the switch (Ingress module--->One of the fabric module---->egress module).

PACL (Port Access-list) is used to see if a particular physical interface received our interested traffic. However on Nexus platform, some of the linecards do not have TCAM carved for PACL. TCAM carving requires module reload. In those cases, use packet tracer to match the interested traffic. You can also trace the packet going up to fabric ports and going towards egress module. So packet tracer gives you more insight into how traffic is being forwarded within the switch.

One of the more useful features in troubleshooting on the PIX/ASA (which we used until recently) is the packet tracer, which allows us to enter source/destination IP/port, etc and check to see if a given connection is allowed or blocked, and by which rule. Is there an equivalent feature in the PA units?

The Cisco ASA packet tracer allows you to propose a hypothetical flow and runs it through the engine as if it were real. Evaluating the NAT and route dicisions which would likely apply in addition to the policy/ACL allow/deny logic.

so for argument sake, say user on 10.10.20.111 is trying to connect to say 172.16.50.9 on port 443, but claims the firewall is blocking them. You can emulate that traffic. This is a vital tool for rule querying.

this is up to layer 4 of the OSI, which gives good details on: known route/path, NAT and whether there is a supporting rule. If the packet gets dropped, there is good information which points out where and why it was dropped. Which gives guidance on what needs to be added to resolve it.

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