Complete guide to using NetPilot for network lab simulation.
Last updated: August 20, 2025
NetPilot makes it easy to create network labs using natural language. Follow these steps to get started:
Create your account and access the AI-powered lab builder.
Use natural language to tell NetPilot what kind of network you want to build.
Examine the network design and configurations created by our AI.
Launch your lab in the cloud or export for local use.
Here are some example commands to get you started:
"Create a CCNA lab with 2 routers and 2 switches for OSPF routing"
"Design an MPLS network with 4 PE routers and 2 P routers"
"Build a data center fabric with VXLAN and EVPN"
NetPilot understands natural language commands. Here are some patterns that work well:
NetPilot supports multiple deployment options:
Deploy directly to our managed EVE-NG instances for instant access.
Export .unl files for your local EVE-NG server installation.
Download individual device configurations for manual setup.
Export topology for GNS3 (coming soon).
Check that all device connections are valid and EVE-NG server has sufficient resources. Verify your network topology doesn't have conflicting IP addresses or interface assignments.
Try being more specific about device types, protocols, and topology requirements. Use clear, structured language and include specific technical details.
Provide more details about IP addressing, VLANs, and routing requirements. The more specific your request, the more complete the generated configurations will be.
Contact us at support@netpilot.io or visit our community forum.