ls2ec training
LAB ACCESS GUIDE
CLAUDE MARCEL B.M.
CONTENTS
HOW TO LOGIN ................................................................................. 2
SCHEDULE LABS ................................................................................ 3
STARTING SCHEDULED LABS .................................................................. 5
ACCESSING COURSE-RELATED LABS.......................................................... 7
CREATING A NEW LAB ......................................................................... 8
ADDING NODES ............................................................................. 10
EDIT A NODE................................................................................ 14
INTERCONNECTING NODES ............................................................... 15
DELETE CONNECTION BETWEEN NODES ................................................ 16
DELETE NODE .............................................................................. 16
HOW TO START LAB ......................................................................... 17
STARTING NODE INDIVIDUALLY .......................................................... 17
STARTING GROUP ON NODE .............................................................. 17
STARTING ALL NODES (AT ONCE) ........................................................ 18
HOW TO STOP LAB ........................................................................... 18
STOPPING INDIVIDUAL NODES ............................................................ 18
STOPPING GROUP OF NODES ............................................................. 19
STOPPING ALL NODES (AT ONCE)........................................................ 19
HOW TO CLOSE A LAB ....................................................................... 19
DOCKER ........................................................................................ 20
ADD A DOCKER ............................................................................. 20
DOCKER SETTINGS ......................................................................... 20
CREDENTIALS ................................................................................. 21
ADDRESSING .................................................................................. 23
EVE-NG ENVIRONMENT .................................................................... 23
WIRELESS ACCESS POINT ................................................................. 23
WIRELESS PC ............................................................................... 23
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HOW TO LOGIN
1. Go to www.Ls2ec.com
2. Click login
3. Enter your credentials Email/username and password
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SCHEDULE LABS
1. Go to Account
2. Now click on Labs
3. You will be directed to a page where you have to schedule your labs. Just
Click schedule.
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4. When you click on schedule, you must enter a valid Start time and End time
according to your time zone. All-time formats are in 2400 hours, so select
accordingly.
5. After selecting the start time and end time, click Takes and then go to My
Labs under Labs on the left menu.
6. Now, you will see your scheduled Lab. Click Start to begin.
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STARTING SCHEDULED LABS
1. When you click start on your scheduled Lab, you will be directed to this
page.
2. Username and passwords are mentioned in the upper right corner on the
same page. Make sure to enter it correctly and then click Login. You will see
a normal PC’s Desktop; go to Firefox (it is recommended).
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3. When you open Mozilla Firefox, you will see a bookmark named “EVE |
Login.” Click on this bookmark.
4. After clicking the bookmark, you will see a page where you have to enter
credentials. These are the same credentials you had seen on the upper right
corner of the page. Enter the credentials and then click Sign in.
5. Once logged in, you will see the following page.
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ACCESSING COURSE-RELATED LABS
1. Now, according to your course selection, go to your course-related lab
folder, e.g., if your course is CCNP, you will go to the CCNP-ENCOR folder,
where you will find your course-related labs.
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2. Select any lab and click open, e.g., select OSPF and click open.
CREATING A NEW LAB
1. For creating a new LAB, you will click the “Add a New Lab” icon.
2. After clicking, you will be directed to the following page.
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3. You have to enter your LAB name, which is mandatory, and other optional
details. Then, click save your lab will be kept and opened.
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4. Hover your mouse to the left side menu you will see many options related to
LAB.
ADDING NODES
There are two ways for adding nodes
1. Hover your mouse to the left side menu, click “Add an Object,” and click
“Node.”
2. Right-click on the grid and select Node.
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3. After clicking the Node, you will see a list of Nodes available you can select
according to your requirements. You can also type in the search box.
4. After selecting the required Node, you will enter the details according to
your requirements on the setting page.
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The following table shows the options with its description while adding a node.
OPTIONS DESCRIPTION
You can choose any node from the template field to add
Template
to the topology.
Number of Nodes required for the topology. Choose as per
Number of Nodes to Add
requirement.
Image Choose the preferred version from the image list.
Name/Prefix Type the name of the Node as per the requirement
Icon Choose the Icon for the selected node.
UUID is assigned automatically. It can be set manually in
UUID case you are using a license that is tied to a particular
UUID
CPU Limit CPU Limit per node
Each node template has a pre-set CPU value that aligns
CPU
with the vendor requirement. It can be modified.
Each node template has a pre-set RAM value that aligns
RAM
with the vendor requirement. It can be modified.
Ethernets The number of Ethernet interfaces required.
QEMU version is automatically set to the best value for the
QEMU Version
node
QEMU architecture is pre-set per vendor
QEMU Arch
recommendations.
The type of QEMU NIC is pre-set per vendor
QEMU NIC
recommendations.
The type of QEMU custom options is pre-set per vendor
QEMU custom options
recommendations.
The startup configuration value can be changed to set
Startup configuration
your node to boot from the saved configuration.
The delay value is set in seconds and can be used to delay
Delay
a node from booting after it is started.
Console types for each template are pre-set with the
Console recommended settings. This can be changed as per your
requirements.
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EDIT A NODE
1. A node can be edited globally. Hover your mouse to the right-side menu and
click the node.
2. A node can be edited individually. Right-click on the node and click edit.
3. Wipe Node will clear the NVRAM of the node. Each time a node setting is
changed (RAM, CPU, boot image, or startup configuration,) a wipe must be
issued on the node.
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INTERCONNECTING NODES
1. To connect nodes, hover your mouse over the node and see an orange plug
appear. Click on that orange plug and drag it over to the node you want to
connect.
2. You will see a connection window to choose the specific interfaces for each
node.
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3. Click Save when finished.
DELETE CONNECTION BETWEEN NODES
1. To delete a connection between nodes, right-click on the connection and
select delete.
DELETE NODE
1. T delete a node. Right-click on the node and select delete.
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HOW TO START LAB
STARTING NODE INDIVIDUALLY
1. Right-click on each node and click start
2. Running node turns blue
STARTING GROUP ON NODE
1. Press and hold Ctrl on the keyboard while selecting the node you want to
start in a group, then right-click on any selected node and click start
selected.
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2. Running node will turn blue.
STARTING ALL NODES (AT ONCE)
1. Hover your mouse over the side menu, choose “More Actions,” and click
Start All Nodes.
2. Running nodes will turn blue.
HOW TO STOP LAB
STOPPING INDIVIDUAL NODES
1. Right-click on the running node and click stop.
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STOPPING GROUP OF NODES
1. Press and hold Ctrl from the keyboard and select the nodes you want to
stop. When done, right-click on any selected node and click stop selected.
STOPPING ALL NODES (AT ONCE)
1. Hover your mouse to the side menu, choose More actions, and click stop all
nodes.
HOW TO CLOSE A LAB
1. Hover your mouse over the side menu and select the close lab
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DOCKER
ADD A DOCKER
1. Right-click on the grid and add a node. In the list, select docker
DOCKER SETTINGS
1. After selecting the docker, use any image as per requirement. Also, make
sure to enable DHCP.
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CREDENTIALS
INSTANCE NAME USERNAME PASSWORD CONSOLE TYPE
Cisco ASA 802 no passwd, hit enter telnet
Cisco ASA 8.4.2,
no passwd, hit enter telnet
9.1.5
Cisco ASAv no passwd, hit enter telnet
Cisco IPS cisco ciscoips123 telnet
Cisco WSA admin ironport telnet/http://ip:8080
Cisco ESA admin ironport telnet/https
Cisco WAAS admin default telnet
Cisco FirePower 6.x
FMC Node settings admin Admin123 vnc
NGIPSv Node settings admin Admin123 vnc
FTD Node settings admin Admin123 vnc
Cisco WSA admin ironport telnet/https
Cisco ESA admin ironport telnet/https
Cisco vNAM root root vnc
Cisco Titanium admin admin telnet
Cisco ACS 5.8.1 (
admin Test123 telnet
Licensed ) cli
Cisco ACS 5.8.1 (
ACSAdmin Test123 https
Licensed ) web
Cisco ISE 1.2 Lic admin Cisco123 telnet/https
Cisco ISE 1.4 Lic admin Test123 telnet/https
Cisco ISE 2.1 Lic admin Cisco123 telnet/https
Cisco ISE 2.2 Lic admin Test123 telnet/https
Cisco ISE 2.3 Lic admin Test123 telnet/https
Cisco XR9K 6.1.2 cisco cisco telnet
Cisco NX9K
admin admin telnet
7.0(3)I5(2)
FortiGate admin no passwd, hit enter telnet
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FortiMail admin no passwd, hit enter telnet
Forti FAZ admin no passwd, hit enter telnet
Forti FMG admin no passwd, hit enter telnet/https
Kali Linux 2016 root root or Kali123 vnc
Kali Linux 2018 root toor vnc
Linux ubuntu server
root root telnet
14.04.4
Linux ubuntu server
root root https://ip:10000
14.04.4 webmin
Linux Mint 18.3 user Test123 vnc
Linux Mint root root root vnc
Linux ubuntu desktop
root Test123 vnc
16.04 root
Linux ubuntu desktop
user Test123 vnc
16.04
Linux ubuntu desktop
root Test123 vnc
17.1 root
Linux ubuntu desktop
test Test123 vnc
17.1 root
Linux ubuntu srv
root root https://ip:10000
16.0.1 webmin
cucm-11.5.1.11900-
admin eve4cisco vnc
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cucm web access admin eve4cisco https
MAC OSX user Test123 vnc
Win2012 RDP/VNC administrator Test123 vnc/rdp
Win2016 RDP/VNC administrator Test123 vnc/rdp
Win7 RDP user Test123 vnc/rdp
Win10 RDP user Test123 vnc/rdp
Win2008 RDP administrator Test123 vnc/rdp
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ADDRESSING
EVE-NG ENVIRONMENT
IP SUBNET/PREFIX ASSIGNED TO USE
172.16.81.1/24 Gateway For providing access
172.16.81.2/24 Assigned to EVE-NG Server Server communication
172.16.81.3/24 Jump Host VDI communication
172.16.81.4/24 Wireless PC
172.16.81.11 – 172.16.81.100 Spare IP RANGE – Static Can be used for static
172.16.81.151 – 172.16.81.254 Assignment assignment
Spare IP RANGE – DHCP Can be used for DHCP
172.16.81.101 – 172.16.80.150
Assignment assignment
Please don’t use it for static
172.16.81.49 – 172.16.81.99 Assigned to Fortinet LABs
assignments (Already in Use)
WIRELESS ACCESS POINT
IP ADDRESS USERNAME PASSWORD ACCESS PROTOCOL
192.168.190.109:7011 Cisco Cisco Telnet
WIRELESS PC
IP ADDRESS USERNAME PASSWORD
172.16.81.4 User Test123
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