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DARFILE.COM – Packet Tracer is a software or network simulator application. When you do various activities with the help of PCs and the internet, have you ever asked how the data available on the internet can get to the computer or PC you are using? As you all know, the internet world, if described, is like a large spider’s web.

You and the server where your data is placed are connected by various network streams, from a computer to a modem, then connected to a router and then connected to another router until it ends at the server. Then you can access the data in question. That’s more or less how the internet works.

Use of Cisco Packet Tracer

It is the duty of a network designer to be able to make network designs so that the process of data travel can take place well and smoothly. Before the design is applied, the network technician must make a simulation first, so that the design can run well.

That’s why network technicians need good tools or software to be used as simulator tools. One such software is Packet Tracer.

Packet Tracer is actually a network simulation software or application created and developed by a leading company in the field of networking called Cisco Systems. This company has long and is very expert in the field of networking along with the supply of network tools.

While Packet Tracer, or officially named Cisco Packet Tracer was deliberately made by Cisco with the aim of helping students, students and also alumni as well as teachers and academics in Cisco’s official academy (CCNA or Cisco Certified Network Associate) in study and better understand the ways and performance of each of the devices and products of computer network products manufactured and developed by Cisco, such as hubs, switches and routers.

With packet tracer software, users can directly create a network topology to then be simulated directly with the intention to see whether the network topology design that has been created can work well when applied in real or instead ends up being a disaster and chaos.

The simulation display on the packet tracer is made as detailed and as close as possible to the original appearance, so that users who are mostly network practitioners can compare and imagine the original tools or equipment that are not much different from the images in the simulation in this Packet Tracer software.