Setting Up Dynamips with Linux Central, and Windows Remote
I posted this on some guy's blog, here: http://chasingmyccie.wordpress.com/2012/01/28/how-to-build-a-ccie-rack-with-gns3-dynamips-part-4-connect-the-switches-to-the-gns3-server/ (Then, I realized, hey, this could be an article here!) Here’s the topology file I used, might give you some ideas: (I noticed I said to turn something off, but I put the setting on “true” hah, disregard) How it works: (1) stage directories, image files, and install dynamips/gns3 as required (2) have script on Linux server to start the dynamips processes (3) have script on Windows machines to start the remote dynamips processes (4) run this topology file on the linux host If you’ve enabled remote connect, you can remote to the box, and connect to the process there, OR … if you know the IP/port number combination, you can just telnet into the routers remotely. Do … whatever works for you. ## Access server in GNS3 ## IP Addresses ## 192.168.2.111 – Local Linux Server ## 192.168.2.33 – XP03 ## 192.168.