Great.
So now let's get to know gas three closely.
It's closed at the moment, so I'll go to the applications menu and run Ginés three by clicking on its
icon, the project when it appears at the beginning, so you can create a new project or click the project's
library tab to open an existing project.
Here is a project we created in the previous lecture.
So select that and click OK to open it.
We haven't worked on it yet, so we have nothing on a workspace, the large window is called the workspace
and this is where your various routers, switches and things like that are going to be connected to
each other.
So this is where you're going to create your topology.
All right, so at the left hand side of the map, we have a toolbar called the Devices Toolbar aptly
enough.
Now it shows you all of the nodes that are available.
So if I click on this one.
This shows me all of the router nodes that are available if installed in available appliances, is the
option selected in the combo box above, you'll see all the available options in the list.
Here you see the installed node Boulder and the nodes not installed yet are grid out.
The second icon shows the switching nodes that are available.
Again, the node's ready to use are in bold, and there are switches embedded in the Jian S3 app and
those are ready to use.
Here's the Ethernet switch router that we created in the previous lecture.
Now, the third one lists end devices such as virtual PC nodes or a cloud node.
If you select installed appliances from the combo box, you'll see the nodes that you can use at this
very moment, if the node you want to use is not listed here, you've got to install it first.
Now, perhaps you remember we installed a router, see 37, 25, and it's available now.
There are some nodes installed and available by default, such as this PVCs and Cloud.
Now, the fourth menu option lists the security devices, no security device installed by default.
The fifth menu item shows all the nodes together, routers, switches and devices, etc..
The last menu item adds node's to each other, so pretty much anything that you can drag and drop into
this working area right here is what the GNC three considers to be a..
Whether it be a router or switch, a PC or a firewall, they all are considered as nodes from the Japanese
three standpoint.