Recently, Huawei released the product manual of the new version of the simulator eNSP Lite . According to the product manual, the new version of the simulator eNSP Lite is released based on the cloud, so the way to install and log in to the new version of the simulator eNSP Lite is quite different from the current version of eNSP. According to the product manual, I sorted out the hardware requirements for the new version of the emulator eNSP Lite, the software installation steps, and the specifications of the devices that come with the new version of the emulator eNSP Lite. So that you can get started quickly after the software is released.
1. Hardware requirements for installing eNSP Lite
eNSP Lite supports installation and deployment on personal PCs and desktops, but the hardware requirements for personal PCs are relatively high. It needs to reach 16G memory before it can be installed, and the device with 16G memory can only simulate about 4 devices, which occupies a lot of memory resources. I personally think that notebooks with 16G memory may freeze or even drop offline when the topology is complex and the device is fully turned on. 16G should be the minimum requirement, which is not very friendly to workers like us. The specific hardware requirements for the product manual are given below:
| hardware |
Recommended configuration (supports about 4 analog devices) |
| CPU |
X86_64 architecture CPU, support VT-x/AMD-V 8 cores or above |
| Memory |
16G or above |
| disk |
40G |
Proper high-end machine exclusive software, personal PC still can't carry it!
2. Specifications of eNSP Lite's built-in equipment
The new version of the emulator eNSP Lite comes with 6 series of devices, including NE series, CE series, AR series, S series, USG series, as well as clients and servers.