New release of Packet Tracer


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heyy guys thr !!!!!
I am feeling really exited to tell you all that the new version of CISCO PACKET TRACER (v6.2) has been released.
It has got no. of new features. just see the video click here
To download the new version just click here  (packet tracer v6.2)
Hope you guys like it.
Any doubts , comment below.

- Team KTI 
(Kshitij The Infinity)

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