ccna 200-301 network simulator ns2 aks ui

ccna 200-301 network simulator ns2 aks ui.79 AFigure 4-1-5 Device Configuration WindowClick on the router power source marked in area 6, and the green light in area 6 goes out to indicate that power is disconnected. Click on the WIC-1T in Area 1 to select a module with one Serial interface, or click on the WIC-2T to select a module with two serial interfaces. As you can see in area 3, the WIC-1T module is a large-port serial module and the WIC-2T module is a small-port serial module. Select the same model of serial module on both routers, and use the WIC-2T module in this book. Drag and drop the WIC-2T module onto the empty slot in area 4, not onto the empty slot in area 5, because Figure 4-1-2 indicates the S0/0/0 interface, if you drag the WIC-2T module onto area 5, the two serial port numbers of the router are S0/1/0 and S0/1/1. After adding the module, click the power switch of the router to power up the router.The "Configuration" tab in Figure 4-1-5 is a graphical configuration command, which is not helpful for learning and is not recommended. Most of the configuration in this book is done in the command line window, and the command line interface will be introduced later.(3) Adding Custom DevicesIf you often use the 1841 router with two serial interfaces, it is too tedious to add modules each time. Here you can add the router configured above to a custom device, which can be called directly later.Click the last icon "CustomDevicesDialog" in Area 2 of Figure 4-1-1 to open the Device Template Management window, as shown in Figure 4-1-6.Click the "Select" button in Figure 4-1-6, the dialog box disappears, click the 1841 router you just added in the work area, and the window as shown in Figure 4.1-7 appears. Give the custom 1841 router an intuitive name "1841.2F-2S", type "1841 with2Fa+ 2S" randomly in the description, click the "Add" button, the Save File dialog box appears, give yourself Click on the "Add" button to bring up the Save File dialog box, and give yourself a random file name to save the device you created. Click the "Custom MadeDevices" category in Area 8 of Figure 4.1.1, you can see the device you created 1841.2F-2S in the category on the right, and drag it directly into the work area.Figure 4-1-6 Selecting a device in the Device Template Management window Figure 4.1.7 Adding a device in the Device Template Management windowk 80