Intermediate Packet Tracer Activities are password protected to keep users from modifying them However, instructors may wish to edit an activity to make a correction or create a new activity To access an activity file for editing, open the desired file and then go to the File menu and select Activity Wizard Using Packet Tracer Activities. Intermediate Packet Tracer Activities are password protected to keep users from modifying them However, instructors may wish to edit an activity to make a correction or create a new activity To access an activity file for editing, open the desired file and then go to the File menu and select Activity Wizard Using Packet Tracer Activities.

Official Packet Tracer Tutorials

The following tutorials demonstrate the basic functions, features, and aspects of Packet Tracer.

1 Getting Started

- Learn how to navigate the main interface.
- Learn how to customize Packet Tracer options.

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2 Logical Workspace

- Learn how to create, arrange, delete and connect devices.
- Learn how to create and remove custom device templates.
- Learn how to create, arrange, uncluster, delete, and connect clusters.
- Learn how to edit and annotate a network topology.

3 Configuring Devices

- Learn how to configure devices using the Config tab.
- Learn how to configure devices using the Desktop tab.
- Learn how to configure device services using the Services Tab.
- Learn how to configure devices using the CLI tab.

4 Realtime and Simulation Modes

- Introduces an overview of the simulation environment.
- Learn the details of every feature in the Simulation Panel including the Event List, Play Controls, and Event List Filters.
- Introduces more advanced features in Simulation Mode to users.
- Explains the information displayed in a PDU and how to use Challenge mode in a PDU.

5 Physical Workspace

- Introduces a brief description of the interface of Physical Workspace and how to navigate Physical Workspace.
- Explains how to modify Physical Workspace by creating new objects, removing existing objects, and moving objects from one location to another location in Physical Workspace.
- Learn how to create realistic structured cabling in the Physical Workspace.
- Demonstrates how the Logical Workspace and the Physical Workspace interact.

6 Activity Wizard Novice

- Demonstrates how to launch and exit Activity Wizard.
- Demonstrates how to write instructions for an activity.
- Reviews features related to the answer network.
- Reviews features related to the initial network.
- Explains how to use the Test Activity and Check Activity features to create a reliable activity.
- Demonstrates how to set a password, how to save and distribute an activity.

7 Activity Wizard - Variable Manager

- Introduces the Variable Manager of the Activity Wizard.
- Explains and demonstrates how to create a pool in the Variable Manager.
- Explains and demonstrates how to create a variable in the Variable Manager.
- Demonstrates how to apply variables to the Instructions.
- Demonstrates how to apply variables to the Network Topology.
- Demonstrates how to apply variables to the Assessment Tree.
- Demonstrates how to apply variables to the Connectivity Tests section.
- Demonstrates how to apply variables to the Overall Feedback section.
- Demonstrates how to verify assigned variables.
- Demonstrates sting concatenation with variables.

8 Activity Wizard - Scoring Model

- Gives an overview of the Scoring Model interface in the Activity Wizard.

9 Activity Wizard - Miscellaneous Features

- Goes over importing an existing file as an Answer network.
- Goes over using external instructions for an activity.
- Goes over changing points and components in an activity.
- Goes over how to create a graded activity item requiring users to encircle devices and links.

10 WRT300N

- Demonstrates how to use a WRT300N router in a SOHO network.

11 Multiuser

- Demonstrates how to enable the Multiuser feature in Packet Tracer.
- Demonstrates the creation of a connection between two remote peers.
- Demonstrates the usage of the Port Visibility feature.
- Demonstrates how to chain three Packet Tracer instances together.

12 Window Management

- Explains how to organize windows in the Packet Tracer Interface.
- Shows how to manage multiple windows when Packet Tracer is launched locally.

13 Wan Cloud Configuration

- Demonstrates how to create a Frame Relay network using the WAN cloud.
- Demonstrates how to create DSL and Cable on the WAN cloud.
- Demonstrates how to create a Dial-Up network using the WAN cloud.

14 New 7.0 Features

- Introduce the latest capabilities of Packet Tracer 7.0.
- Explore the new IoT devices.
- How to create a Smart Home with the new IoT features.
- Explore the new devices and protocols in 7.0.
- Connect your IoT device to a server for remote control.
- Learn how to use containers, bendpoints, and other physical workspace capabilities.
- See what you can do with the HTTP server now.
- Learn how to create your own custom IoT device.
- Learn how to use the email client with the MCU.
- See how the environment affects the sensors.
- Control the environment variables to create a dynamic world.

Introduction: Configure Password for Devices in Cisco Packet Tracer

In this instructable you will learn how to set a password to layer 2 and layer 3 devices so that only the user can access them.

En este instructable se aprenderá a poder colocar una contraseña a los dispositivos de capa 2 y capa 3 para que solamente el usuario pueda acceder a ellos.

Step 1: Privileged Mode

In this step we will configure the user mode in a privileged mode. To do this we select our router and enter the CLI configuration by placing the following command:

Router>enable

En este paso configuraremos de modo usuario a modo privilegiado. Para ello seleccionaremos nuestro router y entramos a la configuración CLI colocando el siguiente comando:

Router>enable

Step 2: Global Configuration Mode

Now we configure from privileged mode to global mode, the commands to use are:

Router#configure terminal

Ahora configuramos del modo privilegiado al modo global, los comandos a utilizar son:
Router#configure terminal

Step 3: Set the Password

To configure the password it is essential to do so in global configuration mode, the commands that will be used are:

Router(config)#line vty 0 4

Router(config-line)#password instructables

Router(config-line)#login

Para configurar la contraseña es indispensable hacerlo en el modo de configuración global, los comandos que se utilizarán son:

Router(config)#line vty 0 4

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Router(config-line)#login

Step 4: Enable the Password

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Now that the password has been set, it is essential to be able to enable it in the global configuration, the commands to use are:

Router(config-line)#exit

Router(config)#enable secret instructables

Ahora que ya se configuro la contraseña es indispensable poderla habilitar en la configuración global, los comandos a utilizar son:

Router(config-line)#exit

Router(config)#enable secret instructables

Step 5: Test Password

To do this we will try to enter each configuration mode, see that if we do not have the password we will not be able to access the global configuration mode and the privileged mode.

Para ello intentaremos ingresar a cada modo de configuración, veremos que si no tenemos la contraseña no podremos acceder al modo usuario y al modo privilegiado.

Step 6: Remote Console Cable Access

Now we will try to access the router via a laptop using a console cable and serial communication.

Ahora intentaremos ingresar por medio de una laptop al router usando un cable de consola y comunicación serial.

Step 7: Telnet Remote Access

As a last test we will give an IP address to a laptop and a physical interface of the router, we will try to log in from the laptop via telnet to the router. Now we will notice that at this time you will ask us for the password twice, once to enter the user mode and again to enter the privileged user.

The network address 192.168.255.0 /30 will be used for this purpose.

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Como última prueba le daremos una dirección IP a una laptop y a una interfaz física del router, nosotros trataremos de ingresar desde la laptop por telnet hacia el router. Ahora notaremos que en este momento nos solicitara dos veces la contraseña, una vez para ingresar al modo usuario y otra vez para ingresar al usuario privilegiado.

Para ello se utilizará la dirección de red 192.168.255.0 /30

Step 8: Configure and Enable Password on a Switch

For demonstration purposes only, we will also configure the security password for the switch of our topology with the same commands we use for the router described in steps 3 and 4. Plus the safety test from step 6.

Solo como fines demostrativos, también configuraremos la contraseña de seguridad para el switch de nuestra topología con los mismos comandos que usamos para el router descritos en los pasos 3 y 4. Además de la prueba de seguridad del paso 6.

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