how can i open installed cisco packetTracer on Redhad5 system
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how can i open installed cisco packetTracer on Redhad5 system
dear friends,
I have installed Cisco packetTracer on my Redhat5 system...But I Don't know how to open this software.So kindly tell me friends how to open this software on Redhat5.....
Where exactly did you install it? I never used this software, but the downloaded file should have come with a read and/or an install file; You should consult the documentation that came with it for more information.
dear friends,
I have installed Cisco packetTracer on my Redhat5 system...But I Don't know how to open this software.So kindly tell me friends how to open this software on Redhat5.....
First thing that leaps to my mind, would be to call Cisco tech support, since it's their product. Tried that?
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