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- So let's start with part one of building

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and troubleshooting this
lab and get it going.

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So in this first section we're just going

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to open up GNS3, we're
going to start our project

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and we're going to start
building the physical topology

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and adding all the links
and all that good stuff.

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So let's get going with that.

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So step number one is to
actually open the application.

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Alright and let's go ahead
and name this CCNA EIRP lab.

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You can call it whatever you want,

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that's just what I'm going to call it.

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Okay and once again this is the topology

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that we're going to
build so if you haven't

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done this already and
you're just following along

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with me I would recommend that you take

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a screen shot of this
image so that you can

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reference it because I'm going to pull

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this over to my other monitor so I can

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reference this as we build it.

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Okay so really this just
involves four routers

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so I'm going to go over here,
I'm going to drag the router

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but before I drop it,
before I let go of my mouse

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I'm going to hit the shift key
and then let go of my mouse,

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which as I mentioned in previous videos

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allows us to select more
than one router at a time.

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So let's go ahead and put
these into my topology.

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Alright and then we want to
create the physical links.

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So on the bottom we're going to be

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using fast ethernet all the way across.

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So I'm just using the
link tool to do that.

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And then on the top we're going

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to be using serial
interfaces to go across.

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Alright now we can unselect that tool

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and before we are done we need to,

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it's probably a good
idea to click on the show

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hide interfaces button right here so that

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we can actually see the interfaces

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on our topology diagram
so we don't get confused

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about what is connected to what.

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And just move those around a little bit

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so they're a little bit clearer to see.

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Okay that pretty much concludes it

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for this particular video,
that is all that was necessary

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to build the physical topology so before

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we leave here we're going
to want to save our project,

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so just File and then Save Project.