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NSRC Lab Ð Instructions for accessing equipment remotely
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All network equipment in the remote lab will be managed using their serial console ports. Access to the consoles is available via a terminal server using secure shell (ssh). 

Use the topology diagram and the following list to identify your devices and ssh to the terminal server. 

Group 1:
    Routers      : R11, R12, R13
    Switches     : BB11, BB12, SW11, SW12
    Workstations : ws1, ws6

Group 2:
    Routers      : R21, R22, R23
    Switches     : BB21, BB22, SW21, SW22
    Workstations : ws2, ws7

Group 3:
    Routers      : R31, R32, R33
    Switches     : BB31, BB32, SW31, SW32
    Workstations : ws3, ws8

Group 4:
    Routers      : R41, R42, R43
    Switches     : BB41, BB42, SW41, SW42
    Workstations : ws4, ws9

Group 5:
    Routers      : R51, R52, R53
    Switches     : BB51, BB52, SW51, SW52
    Workstations : ws5, ws10


If using Putty on Windows:

	1. In the `Host Name' box, enter con.lab.nsrc.org
	2. In `Connection type', select "SSH" 
	3. Press the `Open' button, and type the username as:

	nsrc:R11
	nsrc:R12
	etc.

From a Linux shell:

	ssh nsrc:R11@con.lab.nsrc.org

	ssh nsrc:R12@con.lab.nsrc.org


Your instructor will provide the passwords.

Access to the Linux workstations is via SSH, for example:

	ssh nsrc@ws1.lab.nsrc.org