Cisco – How to the Cisco Packet Tracer show the port’s name

Packet Tracer is a tool for basic network simulation (actually specifically designed for CCNA preparation). And simulation is the key word in this sentence: It only simulates an IOS router, and it lacks a fairly broad set of features, including but not limited to:

• Limited feature set regarding routing protocols (route summarization in OSPF, tweaking of some EIGRP settings such as hold time, partial support for frame relay...)
• No NAT Exception on the simulated ASA
• Missing many crypto features
• No suppport for multipoint GRE tunnels
• No support for DMVPN at all

After all, its for CCNA-level study. So the short answer is: No you cannot. You could use GNS3 or Cisco VIRL to experiment with that topic.

As I have searched allot for this so I put it hear maybe it can save time for others like me.

I have understood that hosts in Packet Tracer are not really configurable to do much works so I can't install packages or run special codes on them.

Instead I decided to use GNS3 which i can have my own configured VMs on hosts and so I can run my desired attack scripts for simulation. There are lots of tutorials on how to create your own VMs in GNS3.