Press the Console Connect to All Nodes button to pull up a terminal to both PCs and the Router devices.All the links should turn from RED to GREEN. Press the Start button to launch your two virtual PCs, router, and switch.

Note: Wondering why your diagram doesn’t show port labels? Press the “Show/Hide Interface Labels” button.In future labs, when you’re more comfortable, you can make port decisions on your own. For now, just carefully match the diagram. The ports you plug your network wires into must be consistent with the way you configure your router in software. Note: For a generic switch, the ports don't matter - The switch will automatically learn the location of connected devices.Note: The PCs only have 1 interface, so you can’t connect the wire to the wrong port there.Make your network look like the network above. Using the “Add a link” button on the left panel, wire up the network using virtual Ethernet cables.

Drag an 'Ethernet Switch' onto the network diagram from the panel at left.Drag a “Mikrotik 6.x” router onto the network diagram from the panel at left.If prompted to 'Choose a server', select 'GNS3 VM'.

Drag two “VPCS” (Virtual PCs) onto the blank network diagram from the panel at left.

Create a “New Blank Project” and call it lab02.

Contains the 'Ether2' port of the Router with IP address 172.16.20.254.

Contains one VPC with IP address 172.16.20.1.

CIDR address notation for subnet: 172.16.20.0/24.

Mikrotik sniffer wireshark