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NETWORKING: PACKET TRACER TUTORIAL VIDEOS

 If you are new to Packet Tracer and need some tutorials, here are some tutorials to help you on which have been collected:


PACKET TRACER FOR BEGINNERS - PART 1



PACKET TRACER FOR BEGINNERS - PART 2




PACKET TUTORIAL #1



PACKET TUTORIAL #2



PACKET TUTORIAL #3









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