From the CloudEOS Router product listing click [Continue] button.

Use the [Launch with EC2 Console] tab to deploy a CloudEOS Router AMI. Select a version and region, and click [Launch with EC2 Console].

In the [Launch Instances Wizard], select the desired instance and click [Next].

Select your desired VPC environment in the [Network] pull-down menu and the desired IP subnet for the first network interface in the [Subnet] pull-down.

Add any additional network interfaces and subnets, and click [Review and Launch].

Click [Launch], and select either an existing key pair to use for authentication, or create a new key pair. If you create a new key pair, make sure to download and save the .pem file on your local machine using any name (e.g., [key.pem]), then click [Launch Instances].

From the AWS Console, wait for your instance to indicate [running]. At this point, it may take a few minutes until you can connect to your instance. To connect, click on the [Launched Instance Id] and note the Public DNS string.

From an SSH client (telnet/terminal) window, connect to your instance using the private SSH key that you specified earlier and the DNS string by entering the command line, in the form: "<ssh -i ec2-user@"

When SSH has connected you will be at the EOS CLI command prompt and can now begin configuring your CloudEOS Router instance and licenses. Refer to the documentation for more instructions.