1 Introduction

This lab runs on a virtualized environment for Cisco IOS called "Dynamips". The method of access to each virtual switch or outer is via Telnet to a specific port on the IP of the machine that runs the virtualization platform.

$ telnet <HOST-IP> <PORT>

For example:

$ telnet 10.10.0.241 2012

The instructor will provide the IP address of the host in this particular workshop

2 Device to Port Mapping

Name Type Console Port
R11 7200 2011
R12 7200 2012
R13 7200 2013
R21 7200 2021
R22 7200 2022
R23 7200 2023
R31 7200 2031
R32 7200 2032
R33 7200 2033
R41 7200 2041
R42 7200 2042
R43 7200 2043
R51 7200 2051
R52 7200 2052
R53 7200 2053
Name Type Console Port
BB11 3725 2111
BB12 3725 2112
SW11 3725 2113
SW12 3725 2114
BB21 3725 2121
BB22 3725 2122
SW21 3725 2123
SW22 3725 2124
BB31 3725 2131
BB32 3725 2132
SW31 3725 2133
SW32 3725 2134
BB41 3725 2141
BB42 3725 2142
SW41 3725 2143
SW42 3725 2144
BB51 3725 2151
BB52 3725 2152
SW51 3725 2153
SW52 3725 2154

3 Log in 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 "R32" (ID 8, type c7200) - Console port

Hit ENTER at this point. Then, you will 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 and save your changes:

Router(config)# end
Router# write memory