Activity 2 GLORIOSO
Activity 2 GLORIOSO
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
ECE DEPARTMENT
Lucban, Quezon
ACTIVITY 2
INTRODUCTION TO PACKET TRACER
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Date Submitted:
FEBRUARY 29 2024
A cross-platform visual simulation tool from Cisco Systems, Packet Tracer lets users simulate and
design network topologies for contemporary computer networks. Users are able to replicate how Cisco
switches and routers are configured by using a simulated CLI. Users of Packet Tracer can add and remove
virtual network devices as needed using the program's drag-and-drop user interface. The software is
intended mainly as a teaching aid for Cisco Networking Academy students to help them understand the
foundational concepts of CCNA. The tool was originally available for free download and educational
usage by students enrolled in CCNA Academy programs.
II. OBJECTIVE
III. APPARATUS
Packet Tracer
IV. PROCEDURE
Single click on each group of devices and connections to display the various choices.
4. Adding Hosts
a. Single Click on the End Devices
Figure 1
Figure 2
VI. ANALYSIS/OBSERVATION
First, I examine the various software connection types and how to use the hub, switches, and other
devices. Following analysis, we connected the hub to the switch by utilizing the Copper Straight Through,
and then we connected the switch to the end devices. For the hubs, I utilized the PC as the end device.
Figure 1 illustrates the interconnecting process. When we click on the software's physical component,
Figure 2 is displayed. The primary server was then moved to the bottom left of the office, and moved the
end devices to their designated rooms. Next, simulating the possibility of a connection from the server.
VII. CONCLUSION
To sum it up, the primary goals of our project were installed and a thorough understanding of the
Cisco Packet Tracer software was accomplished. We made sure that our devices worked properly during
the installation procedure. We were have introduce ourselves in the software "Packet Tracer" capabilities
and functions as we explored it. Our knowledege in the program enables us to utilize its features beyond
just installing it. With this improved comprehension, we can effectively design, simulate, and
troubleshoot network topologies. Figures 1 and 2 demonstrate the interrelated parts and the software's
physical representation, visually recording our path from installation to real-world use.