I apologize if this should go in the GNS3 forum instead...

In my "leisure" goal of becoming more vendor agnostic, I recently knocked out BCNE and am interested in knocking out JNCIA if it is as easy as I'm hearing. We've got some stuff down in the lab, but I was really interested in just playing with it in GNS3 if possible. Saying that, can you just slap in an image and go to town like you can with Cisco IOS, or do you still have to do all this crazy stuff I'm seeing in some older threads? I understand it's not probably as "crazy" as I'm making it out to be, but I have no real motivation to put in -that- much effort to get it to work in GNS3 - I'll just go to the lab.

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Steven King
San Diego Cisco User Group - http://www.sdcug.com
"The only time something is impossible is when you think it is." - Kevin Corbin, CCIE #11577

I had a ton of trouble getting JUNOS loaded in my GNS3 box and could never get it to run stable for long periods of time. I ended up just giving up on GNS3 and just loaded JUNOS on three FreeBSD VMs on my esx server. They run smooth now and hardly ever lock up. Its was a ton simpler to get going compared to GNS3.

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That's what I was afraid of. Thank you sir.

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Steven King
San Diego Cisco User Group - http://www.sdcug.com
"The only time something is impossible is when you think it is." - Kevin Corbin, CCIE #11577

Use the Nokia IP330s like I did, or buy an old M box and run logical systems

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