olive gns3 virtualbox interface settings

Olive gns3 virtualbox interface settings how to#
Olive gns3 virtualbox interface settings install#
Olive gns3 virtualbox interface settings update#

Preparing VirtualBox and FreeBSD for Juniper Olive.First, run the GNS3 network simulator and create a new project.Ĭlick on Cloud nodes as in the image below.

Olive gns3 virtualbox interface settings how to#

Olive reloaded or how to emulate Juniper routers.

Olive gns3 virtualbox interface settings update#

To update the autoconfiguration and command execution daemon (ACED): The root filesystem is now ready to be used with VNX. Set system root-authentication plain-text-password

Olive gns3 virtualbox interface settings install#

Expand the tar file and install the daemon:.

Copy the olived tar file to the virtual machine (note that name of the file could be different depending on the version):.

Configure the network interface manually (dhclient is no more available it has been deleted duting JunOS installation) and test the connectivity to the host:.

Kvm -bios bios-0.10.6.bin -m 1024 -hda vnx_rootfs_olive.qcow2 -boot c -localtime -nodefaults -nographic -serial stdio -net nic,macaddr=00:aa:00:60:01:01,model=e1000 -net user

Finally, install the autoconfiguration daemon with the following procedure:.

To make it work, you have to download the BIOS from qemu 0.10.6 version and copy it to /usr/share/qemu/ directory:Ĭp qemu-kvm-0.10.6/pc-bios/bios.bin /usr/share/qemu-kvm/bios-0.10.6.bin Note: as stated in a comment to 'Olive reloaded' blog entry mentioned above, Olive virtual machines do not work with the latest BIOS distributed with qemu-kvm package. Kvm -bios bios-0.10.6.bin -m 1024 -hda vnx_rootfs_olive.qcow2 -boot c -localtime -nodefaults -nographic -serial stdio

When the installation is finished and you are required to reboot, stop the virtual machine with 'halt' and restart it with the following parameters:.

Note: you don't need to sign the package before rebuilding it as described in Olive's blogs.

Prepare the JunOS package before installing it using the following instructions:.

Copy it using scp from inside the virtual machine:.Get JunOS package (you need an account in Juniper's server to download JunOS images):.Login into the machine and configure the network interface:.

Start the virtual machine again using the following options:

Once the FreeBSD installation is finished, stop the virtual machine (just make a Ctrl-C on the window you started the kvm command line when asked to restart).

Kvm -m 256 -hda vnx_rootfs_olive.qcow2 -cdrom 4.11-RELEASE-i386-miniinst.iso -boot d -localtimeĪnd make the FreeBSD installation following the exact steps described in GNS3 blog.

Download Freebsd 4.11 installation CD from:.

Qemu-img create -f qcow2 vnx_rootfs_olive.qcow2 7G

Create the base root filesystem image (use 7G instead of 4G):.

It has been tested over an Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS machine. The procedure described here is mainly based on the excellent information provided in the following GNS3 blog entry: Olive reloaded or how to emulate Juniper routers. How to create a KVM Olive (Juniper router) root-file-system for VNX