09-13-2019 08:45 PM
I've attempted to complete this twice now and I get the same result that it is unable to find host cisco.com. I even backtracked my steps and thought I put in wrong numbers or missed a crucial misspelling...
01-02-2022 11:59 AM
When i launch Command Prompt in PC/Destop and give commands: ipconfig /release nextly: ipconfig /renew and lastly: ping Cisco.com i wait some about 1 minute and i receive: 'Ping request could not find cisco.com'. Please check the name and try again', I was checking some details like: maybe it schould be Cisco.com, not cisco.com etc. but it doesn't work How you see this?
01-02-2022 12:20 PM
Hello,
the wirless router was giving out only 1 IP address. The Internet connection on the wireless router had no IP address. Are you sure you don't need a router between the PT Cloud and the server ? What instructions are you following ?
Attached the revised file (saved in Packet Tracer version 8.1, you need to have this version installed in order to be able to open the file.
01-02-2022 12:30 PM
I am trying to do everything exactly like in instructions here: https://contenthub.netacad.com/legacy/I2PT/1.1/en/course/files/2.1.1.5%20Packet%20Tracer%20-%20Create%20a%20Simple%20%20Network%20Using%20Packet%20Tracer.pdf
Is any mistake in this PDF or in my network?
06-03-2022 07:20 AM
Buen día, tengo el mismo inconveniente, baje un ejercicio ya realizado de uno de los comentarios anteriores que funciona y lo verifique dispositivo por dispositivo para que quedaran igual, pero aun me sale el mensaje de que no encuentra cisco.com.
no entiendo que pasa.
gracias por la colaboración.
adjunto el ejercicio que hice el cual esta malo.
y
adjunto el ejercicio bueno en el cual me base.
06-03-2022 09:19 AM
Hello,
the problem in your case was in wrong config of Server-PT (cisco.com). In it's config menu, FastEthernet0 submenu in IPv4 address prompt you used 208.67.220.200 instead of 208.67.220.220. When i've fixed it, cisco.com can be pinged from PC.
Fixed file is in attachement
06-29-2022 11:55 PM - edited 07-03-2022 11:36 PM
I think for a lot of people it is the issue with the instructions of the task (At the time of writing: 2.1.2 Packet tracer -Create A Simple Network).
For me/current version of the task guide only instructs to build 3 "devices": PC, Laptop, Cable Modem. Then later it instructs on how to connect them while hand wavingly stating that a Wireless Router and a Cloud/internet would have had to been set up as well. This with no info which icon it is and where to find it. Lastly when all is connected, it instructs to ping cisco server. No such server was ever instructed to set up nor told where such icon could be found thus pinging is not possible ("Ping request could not find host cisco.srv. Please check the name and try again").
I only discovered this all after finding this thread and downloading one fixed package to open in the software. To my surprise the correct setup had even more devices. I, and I bet some others, thought that adding the Internet cloud would be the end point. That it would simulate the function of internet for a user, instead of needing to build the other side as well . While I understand it demonstrate how roughly networks connect to each other via Internet, I don't think a bigger than a Lan network is necessary for the very fist task of the software. This is a beginner course after all and all instructions should be very contained with no room for interpretation.
UPDATE!: I am a big dumb. I no can read. I just klik button nottin happens.
i.e the info to the task states "Use the button on the right to download the .pka activity file.". So I was just too quick to rush in and start doing. In my rush I didn't read the last line that stated, I can download an already made file where I just add the steps in the instructions. All this time I thought that download button was for downloading the instruction PDF file locally (to be fair the button has same text written on it. Maybe it should say "Download .pka"...
09-10-2022 06:45 AM
Não sei se é a mesma causa no problema, mas na atividade falava para conectar o "roteador sem fio" (Wireless Router) ao modem (Cable Modem) com um cabo "cross over", mas deu errado. Deu certo ao usar o mesmo cabo que conecta o "PC" ao "roteador sem fio" (straight-through).
08-22-2023 04:50 AM
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