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[Jigardave]

Hello group, Greetings !!!

can anyone tell me how I can use juniper(JunOS) router/firewall with GNS3? any link to explain it would be much appreciated.
as per latest release of GNS3 0.7.3 apart to Cisco devices, now juniper can also emulated on GNS3.

Thanks in advance,
Jigar

[Glavin]

Check here

Download links
http://certcollection.org/forum/topic/24562-olive-101r18-qemu-image-ready-to-run/

Run Juniper on GNS3 PDF
http://certcollection.org/forum/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_id=5461

[krip]

Hello,

I just downloaded the new version of GNS 0.7.4 for Windows and am trying to use the JUNOS but am running into issues. I kept the settings in the preferences of QEMU the same and tested it successfully. I then associated the image to jinstall-8.5R1.14-domestic-signed.tgz.

When I start the router, it says Fatal No Bootable Device there is no boot disk in QEMU window.

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[Manju14]

krip, on 19 April 2011 - 02:11 AM, said:

Hello,

I just downloaded the new version of GNS 0.7.4 for Windows and am trying to use the JUNOS but am running into issues. I kept the settings in the preferences of QEMU the same and tested it successfully. I then associated the image to jinstall-8.5R1.14-domestic-signed.tgz.

When I start the router, it says Fatal No Bootable Device there is no boot disk in QEMU window.

Hello Krip,

I saw your attached document., You are doing wrong step here. You should not directly use domestic-signed.tgz file into GNS3 to run juniper router.
This domestic-signed.tgz file is used to create olive image on a freeBSD to run Juniper packages over there and then create a binary image of JunOS from that. This step is done using virtual machine with help of QEMU.
Then we have to use this newly created binary image into GNS3 to run. GNS3 then runs QEMU, loads this FreeBSD and JunOS in its machine and then it allows us to work on Juniper CLI.

Please use readily available image. download them. that file extension will be .img

Many guys are giving the ready images in different names., viz. olive-base.img , junos-binary.img, olive.img, junos.img etc etc., usually this file is very huge, around 2GB to 3GB.

[zmalik]

Glavin, on 29 March 2011 - 04:23 PM, said:

Check here

Download links
http://certcollection.org/forum/topic/24562-olive-101r18-qemu-image-ready-to-run/

Run Juniper on GNS3 PDF
http://certcollection.org/forum/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_id=5461

Hi Glavin,
I am wondering if you could assist me with installing required software to run Juniper in GNS3.  Much appreciated your help!

[zmalik]

Manju14, on 07 May 2011 - 03:58 PM, said:

Hello Krip,

I saw your attached document., You are doing wrong step here. You should not directly use domestic-signed.tgz file into GNS3 to run juniper router.
This domestic-signed.tgz file is used to create olive image on a freeBSD to run Juniper packages over there and then create a binary image of JunOS from that. This step is done using virtual machine with help of QEMU.
Then we have to use this newly created binary image into GNS3 to run. GNS3 then runs QEMU, loads this FreeBSD and JunOS in its machine and then it allows us to work on Juniper CLI.

Please use readily available image. download them. that file extension will be .img

Many guys are giving the ready images in different names., viz. olive-base.img , junos-binary.img, olive.img, junos.img etc etc., usually this file is very huge, around 2GB to 3GB.

Hi Krip, did you manage to run JunOS in GNS3 under Windows 7.

Please advise me, thanks!

[msharawy4]

zmalik, on 17 July 2011 - 05:53 AM, said:

Hi Krip, did you manage to run JunOS in GNS3 under Windows 7.

Please advise me, thanks!

hello zmalik,

Thanks for your reply , i found u reply is very useful , but i need the correct steps to configure Junos OS into GNS3 also if you have any idea how to configure ASA , how to use  Ethernet Switch CLI into GNS3 , I know that a very Big Requests .. but that will be kind of you and very appreciated  from you .
Waiting your kind feed back .

thank you

Mohamed

Edited by msharawy4, 30 June 2012 - 09:42 AM.

[saqibafzal]

check & follow the following guide....

http://ahsantasneem.blogspot.com/2011/12/video-step-by-step-guide-to-install.html

[monsieur]

Has anyone got bgp multihop working in gns3 with olive, I can't seem to get my neighbor to come up?

[packettalk]

BGP Multihop should work.  Are you sure it is configured correctly?