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Select and Draw Switches for each End Device (Step # 3) In this tutorial, I am using a total of five end devices. You can create mesh topology using any number of end devices. For this tutorial, I am using simple desktop PC as end devices. For this go to the end devices menu in cisco packet tracer. Select and Draw End Devices of Your Mesh Network (Step # 2)įirst thing that you will need for creating mesh network in Cisco packet tracer is obviously the end devices. You will see the user interface as given in following picture. In first step, you will need to just find out Cisco Packet Tracer icon and double click it. Basic Know How about Cisco Packet TracerĪfter fulfilling the prerequisites you are now good to go for this tutorial.Download and Install Cisco Packet Tracer.You only require a couple of things to get going with this beginner tutorial. Now before beginning pictorial tutorial, I am sure you might be wondering about the things you need to begin learning via this step by step tutorial. Let’s begin this interesting tutorial: Prerequisites (Step # 0) For proper understanding, I will use different diagrams for elaboration. Without wasting any sort of time let us dive into the step by step guide to create and configure mesh topology in Cisco packet tracer. See: All you need to know about every nip and corner of Mesh Topology Network How to Configure Mesh Topology in Cisco Packet Tracer? – You will need to spend more money to establish this type of computer network topology. Purchasing and configuring these will require sophisticated infrastructure and workers with excellent networking skills. Obviously you will need extra amount of cabling and LAN cards. These dedicated connections provide reliability and security to the devices taking part in communications. In Mesh Topology Network, each network node or computer or network device has a dedicated and direct connection to every other network device present in computer network. Mesh Topology is one of the most reliable, efficient, fast and costly type of network topology.