View Menu - Cisco CCNA NETWORK SIMULATOR Manual

Control Panel – View Menu
Under the View Menu
Beginner Mode (Window – in – Window)
Window – in – Window Interface will open the main window and display the Router 1 screen.
From this screen you can access all of the additional features of the Cisco CCNA Network
Simulator or continue to work with Router 1. Switching between the different devices is as easy
as clicking on the button of the device you would like to configure. You can also use the F keys
to switch between devices. F1 is for Device 1, F2 is for Device 2 and so on.
Advanced Mode (Telnet)
Telnet Interface will hide the main window and also bring up the Remote Control. You can turn
off the Remote Control by clicking on View, selecting Toolbars and Clicking on Remote Control.
Telnet interface gives you the option to launch Routers, Switches and Stations as well as the Lab
Navigator and NetMap. This view will bring up a different Telnet window for each device you
would like to configure. When you are finished configuring the device you can just close the
Telnet window. The Simulator also has a built in method of switching between devices inside of
one Telnet window. When you are ready to connect to a different device, you can also use the
hotkey CTRL-Q (press down Control and Q key at the same time). That will bring up a menu
listing of all devices available, using the Virtual Terminal Server. See the Virtual Terminal
Server section for more details.
Toolbar/Remote Control
The Remote Control is a new addition to the Cisco CCNA Network Simulator and is designed to
allow for easy navigation while using the program. The features of the Remote Control include
buttons for quick launching to the Devices along with easy access to the Lab Navigator and the
Net Map. You can also switch views or hide the main screen. This makes the Remote Control the
easiest way to interface with the different devices within the program.
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