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A Comparison of GNS3 Terminal Applications
If you are new to GNS3, you may not realise what a difference your choice of Terminal Application can make to your productivity. If you then use the same terminal application when you are at the coalface configuring routers, you … Continue reading
Juniper Olive Step-by-step on gns3.net
I’ve had a couple of questions about running Juniper Olive – I haven’t done it, but if you go to this link, you will see a “How To” and a link to a couple of videos.
Posted in GNS3, GNS3 WorkBench
Tagged Juniper Networks, Ubuntu
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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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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
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