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Category Archives: Ubuntu
HOW TO install GNS3 on Ubuntu/Linux Mint/Debian
I wrote a script to keep my Linux Mint 17.0 GNS3 v1.0 beta install updated. [Edit: The script has been updated to download the latest release version, rather than the beta version] This script has been tested on 32 bit … Continue reading
Posted in GNS3, Linux, Ubuntu
Tagged GNS3 alpha, GNS3 beta, GNS3 v1, howto install gns3, howto install gns3 v1, install gns3 linux
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How to convert GNS3WB to ESXi from ESXi command line:
Many thanks to David Dionne who has has submitted the following: Get the WorkBench to your esxi storage via scp or vsphere client ssh into esxi server or access the console with Alt-F1 over ipmi1.5/2 or from local keyboard and … Continue reading
Posted in ESXi, GNS3, GNS3 WorkBench, Linux, Ubuntu, virtual interface, VMware
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V2P – Converting GNS3 Workbench to a physical hard drive
Many thanks to Drew at Techoid.net for writing this article explaining how to convert the GNS3 VM to a physical hard drive. It should work for any Ubuntu install as well. Also check out https://rednectar.net/2012/05/10/moving-gns3-workbench-to-a-physical-machinedisk/ for a second opinion.
Posted in GNS3 WorkBench, Linux, Ubuntu, V2P, Virtual Machine, VMware, VMware Player
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Moving GNS3 WorkBench to a physical machine/disk
GNS3 WorkBench user Malaya Manas has posted instructions here on his blog to show how to port GNS3 WorkBench to a physical disk/USB. The process of converting Virtual Machines to Physical is known as V2P. It sounds a bit tricky … Continue reading
Posted in Ubuntu, V2P, Virtual Machine, VMware
Tagged disk usb, technology, virtual machines
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Linking your Host PC and Guest OS to devices in GNS3 WorkBench
Once you become familiar with GNS3, the thought soon strikes – how can I get my PC to talk to the routers in my GNS3 configuration? Since GNS3 WorkBench operates within a virtual machine, the process is a little more … Continue reading
Posted in GNS3, GNS3 WorkBench, Ubuntu, virtual interface, Virtual Machine, vmnet, vmnetcfg, vmnetcfg.exe, VMware, VMware Player
Tagged GNS3, GNS3 WorkBench, Guest OS, Host PC, NIO Interfaces, Ubuntu, Virtual Interfaces, VMware Player
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Linking your Virtual Machine’s adapters to your Host PC using GNS3-WorkBench
GNS3-Workbench uses multiple virtualisation techniques – not only do you have to be comfortable that the GNS3 routers use virtual hardware, but you also have to understand the implications of running the GNS3 application in a Virtualised Ubuntu Machine. Hopefully, … Continue reading
Posted in GNS3 WorkBench, Ubuntu, virtual interface, Virtual Machine, vmnet, vmnet0, vmnet1, vmnet8, vmnetcfg, VMware
Tagged Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, Virtual machine, VMware, VMware Player
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Making Ubuntu-Gnome forget “open with” settings
I tried to open a text file with Ubuntu’s Document Viewer – turns out it doesn’t read text files. However, now whenever I go right-click on a text file it gives me the option to “Open with Document Viewer” which … Continue reading
Changing Ubuntu/Gnome Login Startup Applications
You can turn on or off or add applications you want to run each time you log in to Ubuntu/Gnome (specifically Ubuntu v10.10, Gnome v2.32.0) by clicking System->Preferences->Startup Applications, but if you want to actually add/remove/turn on/off items via a … Continue reading