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Router Sim for Linux?
16 years 2 months ago #27344
by BlackZero
Router Sim for Linux? was created by BlackZero
Hello, I have decided to take up CCNA with self study. I do not have access to actual router and since CiscoLab is also offline, I was wondering if there is any thing like Boson NetSim for GNU/Linux. I am using Hardy Heron.
Thanks,
Thanks,
16 years 2 months ago #27346
by S0lo
Studying CCNP...
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Replied by S0lo on topic Re: Router Sim for Linux?
I believe GNS3 can be run on linux:
www.gns3.net/
And here is a tutorial for it:
www.blindhog.net/gns3-installation-tutorial-for-linux/
www.gns3.net/
And here is a tutorial for it:
www.blindhog.net/gns3-installation-tutorial-for-linux/
Studying CCNP...
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16 years 2 months ago #27352
by BlackZero
Replied by BlackZero on topic Re: Router Sim for Linux?
Thanks S0lo. This looks great.
GNS3 site says I need to get my own Cisco IOS image. now where do I get that?
And what's the difference between Router Simulator and Router Emulator :oops:
GNS3 site says I need to get my own Cisco IOS image. now where do I get that?
And what's the difference between Router Simulator and Router Emulator :oops:
16 years 2 months ago #27357
by S0lo
A Simulator TRIES to be just like the real router. An Emulator IS like the real router because it uses the same IOS images that the real router uses, it does that by mimicking the hardware by software.
You might now say that an Emulator is obviously better then, so why would any one use a Simulator? Unfortunately, Emulators are usually CPU hungry by nature, Simulators tend to be lighter on the CPU.
Studying CCNP...
Ammar Muqaddas
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Replied by S0lo on topic Re: Router Sim for Linux?
And what's the difference between Router Simulator and Router Emulator :oops:
A Simulator TRIES to be just like the real router. An Emulator IS like the real router because it uses the same IOS images that the real router uses, it does that by mimicking the hardware by software.
You might now say that an Emulator is obviously better then, so why would any one use a Simulator? Unfortunately, Emulators are usually CPU hungry by nature, Simulators tend to be lighter on the CPU.
Studying CCNP...
Ammar Muqaddas
Forum Moderator
www.firewall.cx
16 years 2 weeks ago #28171
by skylimit
"...you are never too old to learn" anon
Replied by skylimit on topic Re: Router Sim for Linux?
Solo,
Good explanation of the diff between a simulator and emulator. I've always found it difficult to differentiate them.
Thanks
Good explanation of the diff between a simulator and emulator. I've always found it difficult to differentiate them.
Thanks
"...you are never too old to learn" anon
16 years 2 weeks ago #28202
by talk2sp
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Replied by talk2sp on topic i am using GNS3
i am running GNS3 on my linux machine (Ubuntu Hardy) karnel 2.6.24-19... blah blah and blah. where can i get an IOS image.. or do i have to purchase
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