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eNSP Pro
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Contents

1 Software Obtaining
2 Hardware Requirements
3 Device Specification Requirements
4 Deploying eNSP (Windows)
5 Deploying eNSP (Linux)

6 Logging In to eNSP

7 Sandbox Operations and Maintenance

8 Device Operations and Maintenance

9 Technical Support
Software Obtaining

Huawei technical support website:

Log in to the Carrier for carrier users. Enter eNSP Pro in the search box and select the option
under the search boxs.
Log in to the Enterprise for enterprise users. Enter eNSP Pro in the search box and select the
option under the search boxs.
Depoying eNSP in Windows system,please download eNSP**_Software_X8664_release.tar.gz.
On Windows, download eNSP**_Software_X8664_release.tar.gz for eNSP deployment.
On Linux, download eNSP**_Software_X8664_release.qcow2 for eNSP deployment.
Hardware Requirements

Hardware Recommended
Configuration (Support
for the Startup of At
Least Four Simulated
Devices)
CPU X86_64 CPU, VT-x/AMD-V
supported
8 cores or more
Memory 16 GB or larger
Disk 40G
Device Specification Requirements

Device Memory Usage Number of Used CPUs

NE series router 2G 2
CE series switch 2G 2
S series switch 2G 2
AR series router 2.5G 2
USG series firewall 3.5G 2.5
PC 250MB 0.2
Deploying eNSP (Windows)
1. Decompress the downloaded eNSP**_Software_X8664_release.tar.gz package to obtain
eNSP**_Software_X8664_release.vdi.
2. Register a virtual hard disk. Start virtual machine, choose File > Tools > Virtual Media Manager

1
Click “Add”
2 Select the downloaded vdi file
Deploying eNSP (Windows)

3. Create a VM. 1
Specifies a VM name and deployment path,
set an ISO image to <not selected>;
set an operating system type to Linux;
set a version to Other Linux (64-bit).

2
Click Next.
Deploying eNSP (Windows)

3. Create a VM. 1

You are advised to set Base Memory to

16384 MB and Processors to 8.

2
Click Next.
Deploying eNSP (Windows)

3. Create a VM.
1

Click the Use an Existing Virtual Hard Disk

File option button.

Click Next.
Deploying eNSP (Windows)

4. Set VM parameters.

1
Right-click the
created VM and
choose Settings
from the shortcut
menu. Choose
Display > Screen. Set Graphics Controller
2
to VMSVGA.
Deploying eNSP (Windows)

4. Set VM parameters.

1 Set Attached to to
Click Network Host-only Adapter.
Deploying eNSP (Windows)

4. Set VM parameters.
1

Click Adapter 2

Set Attached to to NAT.

3
Click OK.
Deploying eNSP (Windows)
5. Start the VM.
Click

Double-click
Deploying eNSP (Windows)

Wait for 20s until the VM is

started, the URL displayed on
the welcome page.

In the address box, enter the URL displayed on

the welcome page to access eNSP.
Deploying eNSP (Linux)
1. Log in to the physical server and install the QEMU software.
root@ensp06:~# apt-get install qemu-system-x86

2. Create a directory and upload the eNSP**_Software_X8664_release.qcow2 software

package downloaded.
3. (Optional) Run the ifconfig command to query the IP address of the network adapter.
4. Run the qemu-system-x86_64 -smp <n> -m <size> -cpu host -accel kvm -hda
/disk1/ensp/eNSP**_Software_X8664_release.qcow2 -device e1000,netdev=net0 -
netdev user,id=net0,hostfwd=tcp:<ip-address>:<physical-port>-:8443 command to
run the VM.
root@ensp06:/disk1/ensp# qemu-system-x86_64 -smp 8 -m 16384 -cpu host -
accel kvm -hda /disk1/ensp/eNSP-
Pro_V100R001C00_Software_X8664_release.qcow2 -device e1000,netdev=net0
-netdev user,id=net0,hostfwd=tcp:127.0.0.1:8443-:8443

5. Wait for 90s until the VM is started. Open the browser (Google Chrome is
recommended) and enter https://<ip-address>:<physical-port> in the address box to
access eNSP.
Logging In to eNSP

3
Click Login

2
Open Functional Cookies

1
Click Cookies Usage Confirmation
Logging In to eNSP

Enter your Uniportal

account to log in
eNSP
Creating a Sandbox

1
Choose Simulation
Environment > Sandbox

2
Click Create Sandbox

3
Enter the sandbox name

4
Click OK
Modifying a Sandbox

1
Choose Simulation
Environment > Sandbox

2
Click Edit

3
Change the
sandbox name
4

Click OK
Exporting a Sandbox

1
Choose Simulation
Environment > Sandbox

2
Click Export Sandbox
Importing a Sandbox

1
Choose Simulation
Environment > Sandbox

2
Click Import Sandbox
Importing a Sandbox

3
Select the file to be
imported and enter the
sandbox name

4
Click Create
Adding a Single Device

1
Click

2
Select the desired device in
the Shelf dialog box, and
drag it to a proper position
on the canvas
 Adding Devices in a Batch

1
Click

2 Set Device
Click type and
Number

4
Click OK
Starting / Stopping a Device

Start

Power off
Deleting / Aligning a Device

Delete

Align Grids
Configuring a Command
1
Click Command

On the command tab

that is displayed, you
can enter commands.
Changing the Name of a Device

1
Click Change Device Name

2
Enter the new
device name

3
Click OK
Obtaining Packets

2
Select an
interface, set
Duration, Packet
quantity, and
Filter criteria

1
Click Obtain Packets
3
Click Obtain Packets
Obtaining Packets

Obtain Packet List in Click Download, You can

Real Time可以查看报 save the obtained packets
文详细信息 to a specified folder.
Configuring a PC Client

Configure MAC

Click Apply.
Configuring a PC Client

Configure IPv4
address

Click Apply
Configuring a PC Client

Configure IPv6
address

Click Apply
Configuring a PC Server

The procedure
for configuring
the MAC
address, IPv4
address, and
IPv6 address of Set DNS
a PC server is parameters
similar to that
for configuring
those
parameters of a
PC client, and
will not be
described here. Click Apply
Configuring a PC Server

The procedure
for configuring
the MAC
address, IPv4
address, and
IPv6 address of
a PC server is Set DHCPv6
similar to that parameters
for configuring
those
parameters of a
PC client, and
will not be
described here. Click Apply
Configuring a PC Server

The procedure
for configuring
the MAC
address, IPv4
address, and
IPv6 address of
a PC server is Set DHCP
similar to that parameters
for configuring
those
parameters of a
PC client, and
will not be
described here.
Click Apply
Configuring a PC Server

Set FTP
parameters

Click Apply
Configuring a PC Server

Set HTTP
parameters

Click Apply
 Importing Configuration

Click Import
Configuration

2
Click Upload and
select the
configuration file
to be imported
Exporting Configuration

• the method of saving the

configuration on an NE device
<HUAWEI> save ne.cfg 2

Warning: Are you sure to save the Export

configuration to cfcard:/ne.cfg? [Y/N]:y configuration
Now saving the current configuration to
the slot 17
Info: Save the configuration successfully.
<HUAWEI> startup saved-configuration
ne.cfg

• the method of saving the

1
configuration on an NE device Save the
<HUAWEI>save configuration.
Technical Support

Obtain technical support in the following way:

[email protected]
 Thank you
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