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The following videos showing you the integration between genius 3 and NPM are based on this how to guide

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which you can get from the below links.

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This may be useful to you after you've attended the training so if you want to setup NPM and June 3

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refer back to this guide which contains a lot of information including how to install both genius 3

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and NPM how to create the initial topology the commands used on the routers including commands such

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as setting up an MP setting up the IP addresses and configuring EAI GOP.

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I'll also include the commands on the riders on the relevant video in this training but you may find

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the integration guide to be of benefit to you for reference later.

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In the next few videos I'm going to show you how to build a topology within genus 3 that consists of

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three routers connected via serial interfaces.

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These are going to be the interfaces monitored by Network Performance Monitor the three Cisco routers

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are connected to a switch which in turn is connected to NPM.

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This is out of band network management subnet.

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You don't need a dedicated network for management but in this example that's the way we're going to

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configure it.

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Ingenious three there are multiple ways to setup your Cisco routers.

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You can either run cisco IOW routers directly within Windows using what's called the local server or

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you can use a virtual box films or a VM where VMS it's up to you which method to use.

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The recommendation is that if you are only going to have Cisco routers and other basic devices such

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as the built in Ethernet switches ingenious 3 you can run genius 3 locally on your local windows P.C.

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or Mac.

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However if you want to run more complex typologies using iris layer two or other more complex setups

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then you're going to want to use the genius 3 VM please refer to the genius 3 installation videos for

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more detail on how to setup and integrate genius 3 so in this example I have a Windows 7 professional

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or virtual machine running within a VM where workstation I've allocated for gig of ram to the 64 bit

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operating system and I've allocated to cause so on the settings of a VM where workstation you can see

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that 4 gig of ram has been allocated at the moment only one processor has been allocated.

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Now some recommendations from solar winds.

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You can run NPM on Windows 7 Windows 8 dot 1 and Windows 10.

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It suggested that you used to cause and 4 gigs of ram as the bare minimum.

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It is better however to use 80 giga RAM and full cores but as a bare minimum use to cause and 4 gigs

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of ram so in this example I'm going to shut down my virtual machine and I'm going to increase the amount

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of RAM and CCU so that it's a lot quicker when I do the demonstrations.

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Now that's obviously dependent on what you have available on your P.C. but I'll set it to use for processor

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cores and 8 giga RAM and I'll power on the virtual machine again now something I always do and this

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is up to you but I always create snapshots of my virtual machines in case something goes wrong

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so I've created a snapshot with for example a new install of Windows 7 with Chrome installed and that's

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where I am at the moment virtual machine is saying that I need to restart so I'll do that here.

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So what I'm simply doing here is getting Windows 7 ready so that I can install NPM.

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You may also want to download windows 2012 so as an example you can download a v HD file and then import

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that into a virtual box if you want to run NPM on Windows Server 2012.
