Tag: Cisco Packet Tracer

  • Exploring Wireshark

    I have to admit that I find the networking courses through Cisco’s Academy to be quite challenging. I’m learning a ton, but my to-do list for the day always comes screeching to an abrupt halt when I tackle my daily Packet Tracker practice and coursework, because it all just takes so long. But, I’m definitely…

  • NAT on a wireless router

    I’m liking Cisco’s Packet Tracer tool- there’s a huge difference between learning these concepts in a book or by watching a video, and actually (virtually) configuring a wireless router and being able to create a simulation where packets flow between a client and a public IP server. In one of today’s exercises, I ran that…

  • Cisco and IPv4 and Subnets

    I’m contnuing the Network module- I’m impressed with Cisco. It’s a really well done course. Mostly, I just wanted to share this picture because it looks pretty cool! 🙂

  • Configure a Wireless Router and Clients using Cisco Packet Tracer

    Continuing the instruction within Cisco’s Networking Academy, this morning I worked on setting up a situational home network- using virtual coaxial cables to connect the home router with the cable splitter, which in turn was also connected to the smart tv. From the home router, which included a switch with four ethernet ports and a…

  • Cisco Packet Tracer

    Cisco’s Networking Academy offers a great pathway to learn aspects of cybersecurity, and as part of the second class, ‘Networking Basics’, I decided to follow the given recommendation to learn to work with the company’s packet tracing tool. First step towards that was the introductory course offered for that tool: Getting Started with Cisco Packet…