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====== Lab Access Instructions ======

===== Introduction =====


This lab runs on a virtualised environment for Cisco IOS called "Dynamips". 

To join the network which the lab environment is on, associate your laptop with the wireless network called **IPv6**. The password for this network is **8888888888** - this is ten times the number **8**.

The method of access to each virtual router is via Telnet to a specific port on the IP of the machine that runs the virtualization platform. If you don't have "telnet" installed on your laptop (becoming very common on modern operating systems), check the agenda page for links to a client you can use.

To access the lab, use telnet to connect to the host ''lab.ws.apricot'' on the specified port, for example:

  $ telnet lab.ws.apricot 2012  



===== Dynamips Port to Router Console Map =====


^ **Port** ^ **Router** ^
| 2001     | TR1        |
| 2002     | TR2        |
| 2011     | B1         |
| 2012     | C1         |
| 2013     | P1         |
| 2014     | A1         |
| 2015     | Cust1      |
| 2021     | B2         |
| 2022     | C2         |
| 2023     | P2         |
| 2024     | A2         |
| 2025     | Cust2      |
| ...      | ...        |
| 2061     | B6         |
| 2062     | C6         |
| 2063     | P6         |
| 2064     | A6         |
| 2065     | Cust6      |
| ...      | ...        |

===== Login instructions =====

After executing the telnet command, you will see something like the following:

  Trying 10.10.0.241...
  Connected to 10.10.0.241. 
  Escape character is '^]'. 
  Connected to Dynamips VM "P2" (ID 8, type c7200) - Console port


Press ENTER at this point. Then, if you see this question:


  Would you like to enter the initial configuration dialog? [yes/no]:


Answer "no".

The router will show some initialization routines, and finally, you will see the default prompt:


  Router>


You can then go into privileged mode:


  Router> enable 
  Router#


And then enter configuration mode:


  Router# configure terminal
  Router(config)#


And you are ready to start entering configuration statements. When you are done, exit configuration mode by typing *end* or pressing *ctrl-Z* and save your changes:


  Router(config)# end
  Router# write memory

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