How to run Cisco packet tracer via command line
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The command to run Cisco Packet Tracer is packettracer
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Deb
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Deb over 1 year
I downloaded the Cisco Packet tracer .bin file from
http://www.mediafire.com/?r95gqy7n331ht8t
then typed the following command,
sudo sh PacketTracer533_i386_installer-deb.binthat command installed the Cisco Packet tracer for me, but I am not getting any way to run it.
Please help.
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Deb almost 9 yearsOn running above command I get : "Command not found."
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cremefraiche almost 9 years@Deb Sounds like it's not in your PATH. In that case you would need to go to the directory that contains the packettracer program, or follow the answer of New USer to run it from anywhere -
feligiotti almost 9 yearsHi @Maythux. In my situation, default installation, the packet is in /opt/pt not in /usr. I will write that in my next answer, copy and paste from your solution. Then I will delete it if you edit your responce with that correction (and write something as comment on my answer)