So let's create our first project in Jeunesse three.
Now, at this point, we have a choice to make, so whether we run against three on the local server
or within a virtual machine.
Because the primary reason for using Gen3 is simulating a network with switches and routers, all we
have to do is select the run only legacy.
I was on my computer.
That's the option which is not selected by default.
So we leave this page with the rest of the default values.
It asked for the permission for Newbridge to interact with a network interface, so click yes to allow
and enter the admin password.
Local server is started up and Ginés three connected to it successfully, so click next.
Finally, we have a summary of the project settings, so click finish to end, the project said.
So as soon as you click finish the new appliance template window appears.
So this point, we're going to add an iOS router using a real iOS image.
So select the option and click, OK?
So I'm assuming that you were a first time user of Jeunesse three, and as such, you need to be aware
that in order to use this application software, at the minimum, you need to download one more piece
of software.
So you already downloaded and install the G.A. three software itself, which actually comes bundled
with a whole bunch of other stuff which isn't really needed.
And then you're also going to download at least one Cisco iOS software image.
I would suggest that you would get hold of software images that support either the thirty seven twenty
five series router or the thirty seven forty five series router.
If you can get hold of these, that'll be the best.
So if you don't know anything about Cisco routers at all, you're just looking for some advice on which
particular one to choose for your iOS image, I would select a 37, 25 or 30 745 image.
If you get software images for one that's already 700 series of routers, that comes along with like
a switching module, you don't have to download anything else.
There's nothing that you have to do.
But basically you can turn on a switch that operates within or inside of that router.
And then I can do this switching and routing.
Most of the other platforms do not support that.
So in my particular case, I'm going to use a 37 25 image.
And now I get to the point when we get to choose what iOS image we want to import into Gen3, and here
is where you get to browse for wherever you've downloaded the Cisco is software, too.
I'm going to use a 37 25 image, which I've already downloaded.
If you don't have it already, please search for the keywords such as Cisco, iOS 37 25 Image Download
and you'll find an image and then download it for yourself.
I'd love to show it to you, but I don't want to mess with legal issues, it's not so hard and I'm sure
that you can easily find one.
Now click Browse to select the iOS image, so let me find my image.
Here it is.
Select it and click open.
And yes, I would like to decompress the image.
So click next, give a name and make it up, whatever you want, I'm going to choose C 37 25.
That's pretty good for me.
So now before I leave the screen, there's also a little box here that says this is an ether's switch
router.
So you can just have every router in your topology as in either switch.
I'm going to leave that unchecked for now.
Will create a legacy router right now.
So make the default RAM 256 megabytes and then click next.
So here's where I get to select what modules or port adapters I want in my chest.
It comes with a fast Ethernet slot already on it, and now I've selected in another slot so I can put
another fast Ethernet card and then I'll put another fast Ethernet card.
Why not?
So as I go forward, I've got some WEC slots available.
Once again, these slots are available in the 37 25, depending upon that software that you're using,
you might not have all of these available to you.
So I'm going to put some serial interfaces in these slots.
So I'm going to have tons of interfaces in every single one of my routers to give me lots of flexibility
in the types of typologies that I want to design.
Don't worry.
I mean, we can change all these settings after the set up as well.
So now click next.
Now, I don't want to waste time for the idle PC, we can simply say that it's used to make the CPU
usage much more effective.
So just click idle PC finder and let gainst three find one for you.
And now we can hit finish.
And a router is available to us.
Now we can use it in our virtual topology.
All right, so here are the preferences of Jeunesse three, the rooters added under the Dynamics Iowas
rooters menu, you can see the menu on the tree at the left hand side of the window.
So click OK to close the preferences window.
Now is the time to name our first Ganzouri project, as you can see here, the project location changes
as well when you change the project name.
So click OK once you've finished naming it.
And this is your main Ganzouri window.
So now let's create another Iooss router template and make it and either switch router this time around.
Now from the GNC, three main menu, select preferences from the left hand side menu, select Iommi
rooters under the Dynamics Submenu and click knew we can use our existing image right now.
So click next.
And I'd like to turn this router into a switch by selecting the ether's switch box, let's go ahead
and change the RAM to 256 megabytes.
So now you can see it automatically populates one of those slots with a 16 point switch module.
And if you want, you can just leave it that way.
If the only thing that you're planning in the router is for six port Ethernet switch, but.
What I want to do is add more flexibility, so I'm going to add some more slots, just like the previous
scenario.
Let the app find an idle PC.
And then click finish.
Now we have two different router templates.
The first one is the classic router and the second one is any other switch router.
Now you can click edit to remove or add new slides, change a name, change your size, whatever you
want to do to customize it.