Let me know how your setup goes! Also, go SUBSCRIBE to my new show with David Bombal, This is IT! ----> 33-year-old 💈Barber Turned Cisco Network Engineer - CCNA | This is IT - Episode 2 th-cam.com/video/2AQksl3ltDI/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this tutorial Chuck! The only problem I am encountering is that everytime I go Idle on one of my router, it freeze all the time. Any thoughts on this? I am using IOS XR. That's the only working GNS3 IOS image I got. RP/0/0/CPU0:R2#show ver Fri Mar 29 03:01:21.100 UTC Cisco IOS XR Software, Version 6.0.1[Default] Copyright (c) 2016 by Cisco Systems, Inc. ROM: GRUB, Version 1.99(0), DEV RELEASE R2 uptime is 24 minutes System image file is "bootflash:disk0/xrvr-os-mbi-6.0.1/mbixrvr-rp.vm" cisco IOS XRv Series (Pentium Celeron Stepping 3) processor with 3145215K bytes of memory. Pentium Celeron Stepping 3 processor at 2371MHz, Revision 2.174 IOS XRv Chassis
Hi. After a month of evaluation this is the major issue a) It is very unstable for advanced switching like etherchannel, spanning tree, etc. b) According to the official gns3 documentation VM will be slow and may not work when using Qemu. So, no good for advanced switching features. See docs.gns3.com/1c2Iyiczy6efnv-TS_4Hc7p11gn03-ytz9ukgwFfckDk/ Omar
@@burstdarkangel . Yes I do. But I had to put my credit card information to have my free trial. And after a month of evaluation. I don't recommend it for advanced switching (Ex. vlan, stp, etc). It is very unstable.
Hi Chuck ..this is veeru and i work in cisco's WNBU, we met during WIFI 6 demo in Cisco's building 19 ..... Thanks a lot Chuck for your contribution to the people who are in the network domain like me.
Awesome ! I had a couple of issues (GNS3 server and client compatibility) but in the end, i made it ! I'm so happy that i can lab now without torturing my poor computer due to CPU/MEM overload ... and "almost" for free ! Thanks Chuck for this video !
I was super pissed the fk off today, but after watching this video I felt really mellow and one with the earth. Thank you NetworkChuck. I really appreciate your content sir.
Hi Keith, I'm a fan of CBTngt for a long time, and having you in their team is great. Great information in this video and I wish you best of luck as a trainer @ CBT ngt.
From Copilot The cost for an Azure hosted server with the Standard D4s v3 size, which includes 4 vCPUs and 16 GiB of memory, starts at approximately $140.16 per month1. This price can vary based on your region and any additional services or configurations you might need.
First of all, thank you...! Initial Setup was spot on, Sir! Since the upload, I've been racking my brains trying to get ACS or ISE onto it to fully build a CCNP Security lab environment. No luck, but have got ISR, ASA and Switching going great! :-)
I'm studying for CCNP without only a CompTIA A+ and everything sounds like encrypt, HASH, encrypt, HASH, poof, and now you have a secure network. My wife has a desktop with 32gb of ram but to be honest an online setup with be much better since we live in a small apartment and i want to study with my crappy laptop and keep my setup as minimal as possible. If this works, it would be a gift from the heavens!
Thank you so much for introducing and giving a step by step guide on how to do this awesome tech happen! im studying for my ccna cyber ops 210-255 now and will proceed to ccna 210-260 afterwards! im sure this will help me a ton! and as you said this is a game changer! also the 59 bucks revamp from cbtnuggets is lit AF! thanks a million bro! kuddos to you!
@@Arul-lb2nk nope, im self taught. just watch the cbt nuggets and read some forums online and asking some lectures from my friends that attended the cohort courses.
That's awesome!!! I was just watching David Bombal's series on GNS3 and I was thinking to myself I don't have enough resources to do what I want to do with it. Now that I realize I can have my server in azure instead of my local machine that's not an issue. I just have to pay to access the cisco images
Ok, Chuck... I have to know what kind of coffee setup that is. I've been in the coffee industry for a long time and I've never seen that particular config. Love your channel by the way!
Great video Chuck! I'm currently building out my homelab and was actually thinking about this. Haven't seen many cover putting a homelab into the cloud vs. having an on-site server in my rack. Like the constant question goes: "Hmm should I buy that $300-$500 server, make it a bare metal server to host a bunch of VMs OR...maybe put it in the cloud?" I"m going for my CCNP R&S next but, you've been making me curious to give Azure a look a look once I'm caught up. As you said, a lot of things are migrating that way now.
Aloha chuck, been in HI for 15 yrs from TX. really dig ur content & passion getting my CCNA & Comptia Sec+ in the nex 15 days end goal is to become an azure architect. ...im aware i need to lern C#, WAT OTHER recoms do u have to shar ? Mahalo Cortez
After my last comment, I noticed that NetworkChuck doesn't really interface with his viewers. Bad!!!... I went out and found the Vaccum Pot Coffee percolator. You can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/b3pVahLZgAM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks so much for this! I was looking to refresh my CCNP knowledge and start heading towards CCIE and this is gonna help me a ton and save me a lot of headache. Can you do another video on how to obtain Cisco images?
Try upgrading your VM's Linux distro to 18.04 then from the VM re-run "curl raw.githubusercontent.com/GNS3/gns3-server/master/scripts/remote-install.sh > gns3-remote-install.sh" then "sudo bash gns3-remote-install.sh --with-iou --with-i386-repository" from what I found looks like there is an incompatibility with the python version that runs on ubuntu 16.04 with the gns3 server 2.2.xx you may even get away with updating the python version to >= 3.5.3 on 16.04 OS.
Another amazing video! I'm having trouble with my Azure GNS3 not being up to date. Is there a way I can update it to match my local GNS3 client? I'm just starting off and I'm not too sure how to upgrade programs within Azure Powershell. Thank you!
The gns3 install script is using an repository for gns3 that is using 0.8.7 which is not compatible with modern GNS3 clients. If you run into issues this maybe why. You can see the version of your gns3 on your ubuntu vm after install by the cmd type apt-show-versions
Great video Chuck. This was so easy!!! A blessing after multiple attempts using other video's and AWS. Now I can hopefully setup my ASA with ADSM for my CCNA-Security studies. Will this VM be powerful enough to handle that? I'm using Cisco Virl image... Thanks again dude ; )
hey bud I'm looking forward to new #ThisIsIT videos! Great job on the free courses my dude. I've learned so much from your videos & i can speak for everyone by saying we love you man! PS where can I get a coffee setup like you have in this video? I am intrigued by such a contraption. Links??
@@popcornplaersyr I get the same error. It is annoying. Anyone have an answer to the "Cannot connect to Server. Please check GNS3 is allowed in your antivirus and firewall."?
@@davegraham3941 Yes I have now. Also found some information on GNS3 site that allows me to run the program as a daemon/service on the server. Might be helpful. docs.gns3.com/1r-SWM3ro8ArPjMHgQslphaLLTjxx0fgOnOCq_1eGajA/
Ok, I have tried to replicate the issues you and some others have encountered, and the only way to reproduce it was to "forget" to run the second part of the script that you run in the Server you created. Do not forget to use putty, log in and copy-paste the command: cd /tmp curl raw.githubusercontent.com/GNS3/gns3-server/master/scripts/remote-install.sh > gns3-remote-install.sh sudo bash gns3-remote-install.sh --with-iou --with-i386-repository Hope this resolves this for you guys.
Thanks for this video. Can you please share the script details / location that you are running at 9:14 minutes into this video. The video is very blurred and I cannot actually what you are showing. Having the GNS3 running on Azure will be very useful. Please help provide more pointers or document with steps.
You should try EVE-NG on Azure. I have it on my Google Cloud account. The good thing about EVE-NG is that it’s accessible via the web. Perfect for someone like me who works in an environment that is very strict on security.
+1 on that - thelantamer, shipintbrief and the ithitman all done posts on doing this - thelantamers video is about getting EVE-NG in Azure. The other two in GCP. But worth noting the UKSM kernel feature (in the EVE-NG customer kernel) only works in GCP. Using the EVE-NG custom kernel in azure will cause your vm to be unbootable! My notes here: github.com/sipart/spring_lab/blob/master/GCP%20setup%20and%20more.md Worth checking out forward essentials as well :-) Top level readme for my post above: github.com/sipart/spring_lab/blob/master/readme.md
Super interesting. Now this has me thinking of somehow locally deploying this on my home lab servers. Looks like simple powershell so maybe a look at the source code on github will allow me to tweak it or run smoothly off of a Windows Server VM (which will deploy to a Ubuntu Server VM inside it as seen here). Who knows maybe it’ll blow up in my face! :D
This is Azure powershell, which requires the azure module and is only pertinent to Azure. That being said, you have a couple of options for on-perm, either use the GNS VM image, you just deploy this in HyperV, or you setup at Ubuntu server and run the bash script to install GNS3
Hey Chuck. I see a few others have commented but you need to try EVE-NG. The professional edition is worth the extra little bit of money as well. Amazing and can be run fully in the browser.
@@NetworkChuck good man Chuck. The community edition has some limitations but the Professional edition is amazing. Uldis will maybe give you a trial for review.
Looks like one of those siphon or vacuum coffee brewers. His seems a little unwieldy having to lift the entire stand to completely drain the vessel, but it does look very steampunk-y, doesn't it? Needs more copper and exposed gears, obvs.
It's called a siphon coffee brewer, Hario makes one for ~$70. Not as good as other brewing devices, and you have you refill the butane torch and cleaning is annoying, but it is a lot fun to make and cool to look at.
Hello NetworkChuck I have a question what would be the minimum recommend VM to run GNS3 without any issues. The one you recommend is Standard D4s v3 which is £128.65 month estimated cost I know that I will not utilize this but can I go with B2s or B2ms I am looking for the cheapest option for my wallet that will actually allow me to do its job.
Thanks for posting this fantastic video Chuck, I had to downgrade my local version of GNS3 to speak to the server in Azure as the local copy was a later version - bit of a newbie question but how do you update GNS3 server on Ubuntu to the latest?
Thanks Chuck. This was great. Ive been looking for an easy way to setup labs for CCNP. Your instructions were spot on. Would you recommend increasing CPU and RAM on the server for larger typologies in GNS3?
You were making that coffee for show, right? LoL! Also, Microsoft offers not only $200 credit for the first month but you also get $50 per month for additional 12 months!
Chuck, great job! Noticed I ran into some issues with consoling into the routers. How did you get around that? I could telnet into them manually with the Azure public DNS and port, but it doesnt seem to pass that down to the console connection opener if we open it from the GNS3 client.
I was due to build a new gaming PC since my old one was about 4-5 years old. I just built a Ryzen based system with 64GB's of RAM. RAM prices are dropping again and Ryzens have a lot of cores. Bought a copy of VMWare workstation Pro v15 ($250). Installed GNS3 VM locally and bam.. done. And I can game and everything else on it. Just spent some extra money up front and I'm good for years to come.
Too bad couldn't make it work, keep getting different errors while trying to use the script, like not enough quota cores, already googled different solutions without results
NetworkChuck: It looks like the container from the script installs 2.1.21 but the latest version of the GUI is 2.2.7, how will go about upgrading the Azure instance to 2.2.7 ???
Try upgrading your VM's Linux distro to 18.04 then from the VM re-run "curl raw.githubusercontent.com/GNS3/gns3-server/master/scripts/remote-install.sh > gns3-remote-install.sh" then "sudo bash gns3-remote-install.sh --with-iou --with-i386-repository" from what I found looks like there is an incompatibility with the python version that runs on ubuntu 16.04 with the gns3 server 2.2.xx you may even get away with updating the python version to >= 3.5.3 on 16.04 OS.
Great stuff. I'd like to share some things that threw me. I like to use all caps sometimes in domain names. Don't, it's not allowed. Also, probably pretty obvious the username can't be "admin". Last thing that got me, GNS3 controller version mismatch. I updated GNS3 and it was all good. Here's another thing I noticed, if you're migrating from a local vm to this or adding to that setup, the steps at the end are slightly different. Here's a question, security? How do you force authentication?
Works great thanks ! I also set up Apache Guacamole on the azure VM so I can connect to the GNS3 server from Linux desktop, via web browser (from anywhere on any device) where i installed the GNS3 application too. Any thoughts on this ? :)
Not working for me, I was able to create the server in Azure but when trying to use GNS3 from my laptop it sends some request to the server but it says that my firewall is blocking it, I turned off my firewall but get the same issue. I can login to the server through putty.
Hi Guys, if you don't know how to format the text for your location, type *Get-AzureRmLocation | format-table* in the terminal. Then use the text from the Location column in the script.
Chuck, I'm facing issues to add devices... when I try to add Qemu based emulators I get the warning "The selected server does not support KVM. A Linux server or the GNS3 VM running in VMware is required." Wha could I do for this case?
Let me know how your setup goes!
Also, go SUBSCRIBE to my new show with David Bombal, This is IT! ---->
33-year-old 💈Barber Turned Cisco Network Engineer - CCNA | This is IT - Episode 2 th-cam.com/video/2AQksl3ltDI/w-d-xo.html
@NetworkChuck Will you be making cbt nugget training videos for azure intune?
Thanks Chuck, quick question, if I have a recent laptop Dell xps15, do you still recommend not using it for this and using this cloud setup instead?
Thanks for this tutorial Chuck! The only problem I am encountering is that everytime I go Idle on one of my router, it freeze all the time. Any thoughts on this? I am using IOS XR. That's the only working GNS3 IOS image I got.
RP/0/0/CPU0:R2#show ver
Fri Mar 29 03:01:21.100 UTC
Cisco IOS XR Software, Version 6.0.1[Default]
Copyright (c) 2016 by Cisco Systems, Inc.
ROM: GRUB, Version 1.99(0), DEV RELEASE
R2 uptime is 24 minutes
System image file is "bootflash:disk0/xrvr-os-mbi-6.0.1/mbixrvr-rp.vm"
cisco IOS XRv Series (Pentium Celeron Stepping 3) processor with 3145215K bytes of memory.
Pentium Celeron Stepping 3 processor at 2371MHz, Revision 2.174
IOS XRv Chassis
I'm doing GNS3 Academy for ccent ccna both all since I started watching your videos thanks man!
Hi. After a month of evaluation this is the major issue
a) It is very unstable for advanced switching like etherchannel, spanning tree, etc.
b) According to the official gns3 documentation VM will be slow and may not work when using Qemu. So, no good for advanced switching features. See docs.gns3.com/1c2Iyiczy6efnv-TS_4Hc7p11gn03-ytz9ukgwFfckDk/
Omar
Dude, you have the most relevant videos of any IT teacher, you nail it all the time
Holy hell. How have I not thought of this before! Genius! I'm sold.
It worked! Beautiful!....a) I did it in one hour .....b) Make sure to use PowerShell instead of Bash.....Thank you Chuck!
do you have a free account? azure deny my free trial
@@burstdarkangel . Yes I do. But I had to put my credit card information to have my free trial. And after a month of evaluation. I don't recommend it for advanced switching (Ex. vlan, stp, etc). It is very unstable.
Thanks Chuck for setting a 3 minute timer on my Alexa devices lol
Haha, I set my own timer 4 times after that while editing. :)
Lol I read this comment, and kept watching the video and it just happened to me too xD
You earned a sub just by making that cup of coffee and saying gns3 :)
Wish i could like this 10 more times chuck. Thank you for everything you do. You’re a huge reason im chasing my IT dreams!
Dude.. I dont even drink coffee but I started to have this habit from you. Thank you for your awesome videos.
Hi Chuck ..this is veeru and i work in cisco's WNBU, we met during WIFI 6 demo in Cisco's building 19 ..... Thanks a lot Chuck for your contribution to the people who are in the network domain like me.
Hey Veeru!! Thanks for stopping by! It was great to meet you as well!
Awesome ! I had a couple of issues (GNS3 server and client compatibility) but in the end, i made it ! I'm so happy that i can lab now without torturing my poor computer due to CPU/MEM overload ... and "almost" for free !
Thanks Chuck for this video !
I was super pissed the fk off today, but after watching this video I felt really mellow and one with the earth. Thank you NetworkChuck. I really appreciate your content sir.
Yes!!!. I want to know too!!
Not very many people know what a siphon pot is or how to use it - very nice to see yours!
thanks! I had a at least one self-induced hiccup, but your instructions are impeccable and all I needed to do was review, coffee, review
Hi Keith,
I'm a fan of CBTngt for a long time, and having you in their team is great. Great information in this video and I wish you best of luck as a trainer @ CBT ngt.
I wish he had done a udemy lesson instead
I love the enthusiasm towards Microsoft Edge lol, I only ever use it to download other browsers.
Zachariah Huckstep oh c’mon😂
The new edge chromium is kick ass. Check it out, it gives chrome a run for its money
First thing i do, don't think I'll ever get the Internet Explorer taste out of my mouth lol
From Copilot
The cost for an Azure hosted server with the Standard D4s v3 size, which includes 4 vCPUs and 16 GiB of memory, starts at approximately $140.16 per month1. This price can vary based on your region and any additional services or configurations you might need.
Thank you Network Chuck for showing such passion for IT, would love to see more azure related videos or at least one. Blessings from Chicago!
Setup went PERFECT! Thanks Chuck!
First of all, thank you...!
Initial Setup was spot on, Sir! Since the upload, I've been racking my brains trying to get ACS or ISE onto it to fully build a CCNP Security lab environment. No luck, but have got ISR, ASA and Switching going great! :-)
Coffee is the most horrible tasting thing in the world, that said you're the most awesome network youtuber out there 😍
Great video! The steps were right own and this was the fastest GNS3 install I have done.
I love the intro tune ... it’s amazing and learning about CCNA is awsme ... these videos keeps me motivated
you sound like jeremy c ...so much energy in your presentation
I thought the same thing.
can't wait for the Az-100 tutorials , thanks bro !
Chuck, your the bomb dude, you really don't know how much you inspire me.
So, how do you upload the VIRL images within the portable project to the GNS3 remote server?
Now this is where I also need help
Awesome video, Chuck! Great use of the cloud!
Thanks Jorge! Good to hear from you!
A very timely video! I've been thinking about this very thing all week! Thank you!
Absolutely! Let me know how it goes!
Best intro in TH-cam!
I'm studying for CCNP without only a CompTIA A+ and everything sounds like encrypt, HASH, encrypt, HASH, poof, and now you have a secure network. My wife has a desktop with 32gb of ram but to be honest an online setup with be much better since we live in a small apartment and i want to study with my crappy laptop and keep my setup as minimal as possible. If this works, it would be a gift from the heavens!
I recently discovered your channel. I love it. Thanks.
Thank you so much for introducing and giving a step by step guide on how to do this awesome tech happen! im studying for my ccna cyber ops 210-255 now and will proceed to ccna 210-260 afterwards! im sure this will help me a ton! and as you said this is a game changer! also the 59 bucks revamp from cbtnuggets is lit AF! thanks a million bro! kuddos to you!
Are you studying Cyberops with a institute or a online program? Cause I need the syllabus can you help
@@Arul-lb2nk nope, im self taught. just watch the cbt nuggets and read some forums online and asking some lectures from my friends that attended the cohort courses.
Keep that fire burnin' 🔥🔥
@@jvits31 oh yes bruh! we gotta do, what we gotta do! >:)
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I find setting up labbing is the biggest PITA for me. Going for my 300-101 next week. I am watching Keith's course on CBT to try to figure it out.
Subbed immediately this is golden information!
That's awesome!!! I was just watching David Bombal's series on GNS3 and I was thinking to myself I don't have enough resources to do what I want to do with it. Now that I realize I can have my server in azure instead of my local machine that's not an issue. I just have to pay to access the cisco images
What about qemu images? Also what about the storage which you always pay for the azure storage even if it is shut down
Splendid!! Thanks Networkchuck
Whoa!! This is awesome 😎 thank you Chuck!
Ok, Chuck... I have to know what kind of coffee setup that is. I've been in the coffee industry for a long time and I've never seen that particular config. Love your channel by the way!
I enjoy ur videos I learn a lot everyday lab I love tech this is awesome 😊🖥💻⌨️
Great video Chuck! I'm currently building out my homelab and was actually thinking about this. Haven't seen many cover putting a homelab into the cloud vs. having an on-site server in my rack. Like the constant question goes: "Hmm should I buy that $300-$500 server, make it a bare metal server to host a bunch of VMs OR...maybe put it in the cloud?"
I"m going for my CCNP R&S next but, you've been making me curious to give Azure a look a look once I'm caught up. As you said, a lot of things are migrating that way now.
Hey I was late to find this video .. Great it works really awesome
Brilliant!! This is the way to go.
Aloha chuck, been in HI for 15 yrs from TX. really dig ur content & passion getting my CCNA & Comptia Sec+
in the nex 15 days
end goal is to become an azure architect. ...im aware i need to lern C#, WAT OTHER recoms do u have to shar ?
Mahalo
Cortez
From the UK thanks fella
Bruh... most important question of all from this video (by far): What's the make/model of the coffee maker you are using? I need to know.
After my last comment, I noticed that NetworkChuck doesn't really interface with his viewers. Bad!!!... I went out and found the Vaccum Pot Coffee percolator. You can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/b3pVahLZgAM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the content and keep up the great work man!
Thanks so much for this! I was looking to refresh my CCNP knowledge and start heading towards CCIE and this is gonna help me a ton and save me a lot of headache.
Can you do another video on how to obtain Cisco images?
This is a GREAT video!!! Thank you Chuck.
Great information NetworkChuck. Thank you!
Thank you for the tutorial. Worked great.
Can you give us a tour of your lab / home office setup
Good idea!
What Brewer is that in the beginning?
That is some serious hipster coffee with that Mr. Wizard science lab setup.
I currently have issues connecting in GNS3. GNS3 controller version 2.2.5 is not the same as compute AzureCloud version 2.1.21.
Yeah, im not sure which is easier. Changing the one the server points to, or the one on my desktop.
@@JonathanB00K3R This issue is ongoing and I would really rather not rollback to the older version of GNS3
Try upgrading your VM's Linux distro to 18.04 then from the VM re-run "curl raw.githubusercontent.com/GNS3/gns3-server/master/scripts/remote-install.sh > gns3-remote-install.sh" then "sudo bash gns3-remote-install.sh --with-iou --with-i386-repository" from what I found looks like there is an incompatibility with the python version that runs on ubuntu 16.04 with the gns3 server 2.2.xx you may even get away with updating the python version to >= 3.5.3 on 16.04 OS.
Another amazing video!
I'm having trouble with my Azure GNS3 not being up to date. Is there a way I can update it to match my local GNS3 client? I'm just starting off and I'm not too sure how to upgrade programs within Azure Powershell.
Thank you!
Glad I’m not the only one
for everyone thats getting an erorr, changing -name GNS3 to -name "GNS3" in the commands fixed it for me
that fixed my issue. now i am getting an error saying to try a different size and currently not available in location. Any tips/advice?
Great video networkchuck.
For students Azure has a $100 credit and a ton of other free cloud resources for 12 months.
Woah😲, that's cool. Please how do I get that?
This is brilliant, also the coffee thing
Came here for the coffee crack cooking, stayed for the good networking content
I like the Alexa speakers😁😁
The gns3 install script is using an repository for gns3 that is using 0.8.7 which is not compatible with modern GNS3 clients. If you run into issues this maybe why. You can see the version of your gns3 on your ubuntu vm after install by the cmd type apt-show-versions
Thanks I guess I'll try editing his script
@@williamw.2610 you can also do: sudo apt update, sudo apt upgrade and sudo do-release-upgrade
NetworkChuck is not about networking. Networking is just a prop for the real lesson - How to make coffee in new and interesting ways! :)
You got me. :)
Great video Chuck. This was so easy!!! A blessing after multiple attempts using other video's and AWS. Now I can hopefully setup my ASA with ADSM for my CCNA-Security studies. Will this VM be powerful enough to handle that? I'm using Cisco Virl image... Thanks again dude ; )
hey bud I'm looking forward to new #ThisIsIT videos!
Great job on the free courses my dude. I've learned so much from your videos & i can speak for everyone by saying we love you man!
PS where can I get a coffee setup like you have in this video? I am intrigued by such a contraption. Links??
I can't connect GNS3 from VM Server on Azure
" Cannot connect to {}. Please check if GNS3 is allowed in your antivirus and firewall. "
same here please help Chuck!
@@popcornplaersyr I get the same error. It is annoying. Anyone have an answer to the "Cannot connect to Server. Please check GNS3 is allowed in your antivirus and firewall."?
@@jasonstephan4389 Have you made sure that GNS3 is running on the server?
@@davegraham3941 Yes I have now. Also found some information on GNS3 site that allows me to run the program as a daemon/service on the server. Might be helpful. docs.gns3.com/1r-SWM3ro8ArPjMHgQslphaLLTjxx0fgOnOCq_1eGajA/
Ok, I have tried to replicate the issues you and some others have encountered, and the only way to reproduce it was to "forget" to run the second part of the script that you run in the Server you created. Do not forget to use putty, log in and copy-paste the command:
cd /tmp
curl raw.githubusercontent.com/GNS3/gns3-server/master/scripts/remote-install.sh > gns3-remote-install.sh
sudo bash gns3-remote-install.sh --with-iou --with-i386-repository
Hope this resolves this for you guys.
Thanks for this video. Can you please share the script details / location that you are running at 9:14 minutes into this video. The video is very blurred and I cannot actually what you are showing. Having the GNS3 running on Azure will be very useful. Please help provide more pointers or document with steps.
You should try EVE-NG on Azure. I have it on my Google Cloud account. The good thing about EVE-NG is that it’s accessible via the web. Perfect for someone like me who works in an environment that is very strict on security.
I've never used EVE-NG. I think I might try it now. Thanks!
+1 on that - thelantamer, shipintbrief and the ithitman all done posts on doing this - thelantamers video is about getting EVE-NG in Azure. The other two in GCP. But worth noting the UKSM kernel feature (in the EVE-NG customer kernel) only works in GCP. Using the EVE-NG custom kernel in azure will cause your vm to be unbootable!
My notes here:
github.com/sipart/spring_lab/blob/master/GCP%20setup%20and%20more.md
Worth checking out forward essentials as well :-)
Top level readme for my post above: github.com/sipart/spring_lab/blob/master/readme.md
@@sipart So there's no way to use it in AWS?
Super interesting. Now this has me thinking of somehow locally deploying this on my home lab servers. Looks like simple powershell so maybe a look at the source code on github will allow me to tweak it or run smoothly off of a Windows Server VM (which will deploy to a Ubuntu Server VM inside it as seen here). Who knows maybe it’ll blow up in my face! :D
This is Azure powershell, which requires the azure module and is only pertinent to Azure. That being said, you have a couple of options for on-perm, either use the GNS VM image, you just deploy this in HyperV, or you setup at Ubuntu server and run the bash script to install GNS3
Hey Chuck. I see a few others have commented but you need to try EVE-NG.
The professional edition is worth the extra little bit of money as well.
Amazing and can be run fully in the browser.
Yep, lol, I’m finally listening. I’ll try it!
@@NetworkChuck good man Chuck. The community edition has some limitations but the Professional edition is amazing.
Uldis will maybe give you a trial for review.
This is awesome.
Can you please make a guide to setup a lab on cloud for RHCSA/RHCE?
What the hell type of coffee setup is that
Looks like one of those siphon or vacuum coffee brewers. His seems a little unwieldy having to lift the entire stand to completely drain the vessel, but it does look very steampunk-y, doesn't it? Needs more copper and exposed gears, obvs.
Yeah I thought he was gonna blaze up!
Pinnacle of hipsterisim
It's called a siphon coffee brewer, Hario makes one for ~$70. Not as good as other brewing devices, and you have you refill the butane torch and cleaning is annoying, but it is a lot fun to make and cool to look at.
A "NetworkEngineerTypeCoffee" setup.. XD
Can you use this for collaboration labs? Guides would really be great, Chuck! Been a long time since there was one for collab!
Yeah, I was thinking about it. The official support for CUCM in the cloud isn’t there yet but it won’t stop us from trying.
@@NetworkChuck Would be a prime video if you can make it happen!
Where do I buy your coffee percolator? Also like the Azure tutorial
Hello NetworkChuck I have a question what would be the minimum recommend VM to run GNS3 without any issues. The one you recommend is
Standard D4s v3 which is £128.65 month estimated cost I know that I will not utilize this but can I go with B2s or B2ms I am looking for the cheapest option for my wallet that will actually allow me to do its job.
Great video sir Chuck. Can you do a review between GNS3 vs EVE-NG? thanks in advance.
You coming to Cisco Live in Melbourne next week?
Thanks for posting this fantastic video Chuck, I had to downgrade my local version of GNS3 to speak to the server in Azure as the local copy was a later version - bit of a newbie question but how do you update GNS3 server on Ubuntu to the latest?
Thanks Michael!! As of now, there isn’t a good way because we are at the mercy of GNS3 and how often they update their packages in these repositories.
NetworkChuck I have one more question, what are you more passionate about, IT or coffee? I’m a Brit so only drink tea 😉🤣
Coolest TH-camr ever...😝 I mean who makes coffee while podcasts 😂
Thanks Chuck. This was great. Ive been looking for an easy way to setup labs for CCNP. Your instructions were spot on. Would you recommend increasing CPU and RAM on the server for larger typologies in GNS3?
Only if you need to. And with Azure it is SOOO easy.
You were making that coffee for show, right? LoL!
Also, Microsoft offers not only $200 credit for the first month but you also get $50 per month for additional 12 months!
Chuck, great job! Noticed I ran into some issues with consoling into the routers. How did you get around that? I could telnet into them manually with the Azure public DNS and port, but it doesnt seem to pass that down to the console connection opener if we open it from the GNS3 client.
I was due to build a new gaming PC since my old one was about 4-5 years old. I just built a Ryzen based system with 64GB's of RAM. RAM prices are dropping again and Ryzens have a lot of cores. Bought a copy of VMWare workstation Pro v15 ($250). Installed GNS3 VM locally and bam.. done. And I can game and everything else on it. Just spent some extra money up front and I'm good for years to come.
Got it up and working thanks Chuck. Is it possible to add my virtual box win 10 vm to use in my labs?
Hey Chuck, Great Video.Can we use the same concept to use the server in AWS?
Too bad couldn't make it work, keep getting different errors while trying to use the script, like not enough quota cores, already googled different solutions without results
NetworkChuck: It looks like the container from the script installs 2.1.21 but the latest version of the GUI is 2.2.7, how will go about upgrading the Azure instance to 2.2.7 ???
Try upgrading your VM's Linux distro to 18.04 then from the VM re-run "curl raw.githubusercontent.com/GNS3/gns3-server/master/scripts/remote-install.sh > gns3-remote-install.sh" then "sudo bash gns3-remote-install.sh --with-iou --with-i386-repository" from what I found looks like there is an incompatibility with the python version that runs on ubuntu 16.04 with the gns3 server 2.2.xx you may even get away with updating the python version to >= 3.5.3 on 16.04 OS.
Thanks for the videos Chuck. How do you upgrade the VM in Azure to the latest version?
Thanks for this vid ! veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery informative !
Chuck is master !!
i passed my ccna with Chucks videos. and some cbtnuggets
Congrats Zack! That’s amazing!
Thanks Chuck 👍
Is anyone else having issus with the version? error : GNS3 controller version 2.2.17 is not the same as compute "servername" version 2.1.21
Great stuff. I'd like to share some things that threw me. I like to use all caps sometimes in domain names. Don't, it's not allowed. Also, probably pretty obvious the username can't be "admin". Last thing that got me, GNS3 controller version mismatch. I updated GNS3 and it was all good. Here's another thing I noticed, if you're migrating from a local vm to this or adding to that setup, the steps at the end are slightly different. Here's a question, security? How do you force authentication?
You are awesome! man thank you very much
Works great thanks !
I also set up Apache Guacamole on the azure VM so I can connect to the GNS3 server from Linux desktop, via web browser (from anywhere on any device) where i installed the GNS3 application too.
Any thoughts on this ? :)
Not working for me, I was able to create the server in Azure but when trying to use GNS3 from my laptop it sends some request to the server but it says that my firewall is blocking it, I turned off my firewall but get the same issue. I can login to the server through putty.
Hi Guys, if you don't know how to format the text for your location, type *Get-AzureRmLocation | format-table* in the terminal. Then use the text from the Location column in the script.
You can also check your latency to various data centers here: www.azurespeed.com/Azure/Latency
Thanks Chuck :) Appreciate you.
Chuck, I'm facing issues to add devices... when I try to add Qemu based emulators I get the warning "The selected server does not support KVM. A Linux server or the GNS3 VM running in VMware is required." Wha could I do for this case?