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OPNET - Getting Started with IT Guru Academic Edition IT Guru Getting Started with IT Guru Academic Edition Installation OPNET IT Guru Academic Edition is available for free from. You may follow their procedures for applying and installing IT Guru. However, as I have a copy (and registered a license on behalf of SIIT) it may be easier to follow these steps: • Download OPNET IT Guru Academic Edition Build 1998 from or the • Install IT Guru. • Follow the. You can use my username/password (if you don't already know it, ask me). • Now OPNET IT Guru Academic Edition should be running successfully. You can copy any files that I have provided into your IT Guru directory at C: Documents and Settings username op_models.

From here on, I will refer to OPNET IT Guru Academic Edition as simple IT Guru. Getting Started Once you have started IT Guru you can open a project from the File->Open. For this demo, I will use the project ITS413_WLAN_Simple.

The Project window showing two nodes will be displayed. The Project window is the main area where you create the network, configure and run the simulation and view the results. Currently there are two nodes in the demo network: node_0 and node_1. They look like computers, and as we will see shortly they are models of computers with wireless LAN interfaces. To create a network topology you place objects, which are typically nodes (computers, routers, switches, servers.) or links (e.g. Zimbra desktop download. Ethernet or optical cable), in the main window. You can select objects from the Object Palette.

Go to Topology->Open Object Palette to bring up the palette. For this demo there is no need to add any new objects. But you may practice, and then delete the objects. Then close the Object Palette. Once the network topology is created you should configure the nodes and links by editing their attributes.

For the demo we have two nodes. Right click on node_0 and select Edit Attributes. A list of attributes for that node are shown, along with the values of each attribute. The attributes can expand/collapse (click on the + plus sign). The first two attributes are common to all objects: name and model.

The remaining attributes are dependant on the model. Note that node_0 uses the model wlan_station_adv. This means node_0 represents an wireless LAN station (advanced model). You can change the attributes by clicking on the value. Editing Attributes Lets take a closer look at the Traffic Generation Parameters. We can specify the characteristics of traffic that this node generates.