SSH and packet tracer

Hello

I wonder if i am doing sth wrong or packet tracer doesn't have the SSH ability , crypto commands and so on....

Also i wonder if "command + ? " is enabled at exam or not. In reality it helps a lot....

Thanks..

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GeeGeez0rz

What version of PT are you using?

I went through the SSH commands yesterday, works fine except for the - "general-keys" command.

as for "command?" im not sure.

Cheers.

GOZCU

GeeGeez0rz wrote: »

What version of PT are you using?

I went through the SSH commands yesterday, works fine except for the - "general-keys" command.

as for "command?" im not sure.

Cheers.

Version: 5.3.2.0027

so wierd... i looked a lot and yes, it wasn't not implemented at this version. no ssh, no crypto and so on.....

I do wonder if it is available at exam or skipped automatically, also "command + ? " .....

alan2308

SSH is implemented in the 3560 switch in Packet Tracer, but nothing else that I tried. That's one of the fun things about PT, some features are available in certain devices but not in others.

From everything that I've heard and read, you can use the ? in the exam, though I don't recall trying it myself when I took the exam.

SdotLow

alan2308 wrote: »

SSH is implemented in the 3560 switch in Packet Tracer, but nothing else that I tried. That's one of the fun things about PT, some features are available in certain devices but not in others.

From everything that I've heard and read, you can use the ? in the exam, though I don't recall trying it myself when I took the exam.

I tried using it 2 weeks ago and it did not work. There's a thread in a different forum (I forget where) that talks about this. People have gotten free vouchers for failing their exams, and Cisco has stated they're working on fixing this problem.

Edit : It's actually in this forum. http://www.techexams.net/forums/ccna-ccent/69580-exams.html

CCIEWANNABE

GNS3 is your friend in this case, and for everything else that is not supported in packet tracer at Layers 3 and up

Good luck with your studies!

hiddenknight821

CCIEWANNABE wrote: »

GNS3 is your friend in this case, and for everything else that is not supported in packet tracer at Layers 3 and up

True, but you might want to change your statement to layer 2 and up since PT doesn't even support "show spanning-tree" command, which is important for someone trying to understand how STP works.

GeeGeez0rz

hiddenknight821 wrote: »

True, but you might want to change your statement to layer 2 and up since PT doesn't even support "show spanning-tree" command, which is important for someone trying to understand how STP works.

PT v5.3.2 supports the show spanning-tree command

CodeBlox

The 2811's in PT support SSH 1.0 and 2.0