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How To Run Juniper Router JunOS Olive VM image(.OVA) in GNS3 ~ Rana Tauqeer's Notebook
We can practice Juniper using JunOSova through Oracle VM VIrtual Box. There are so many ways you can use Juniper simulation, but here we will use: 1) Oracle VM Virtual Box. 2) JunOSova. So here we will see the simple step on how to install and integrate JunOsova at Oracle VM VIrtual Box. And Later on will integrate this Emulation environment with GNS3. For Oracle Virtual Box you can. Start typing a product name to find Software Downloads for that product. All Series keyboard_arrow_down. Find a Product. View all products navigate_next. close Download Results for: JUNOS SPACE Please select one of the below product for the selected series. Advanced Insight Scripts (AI-Scripts) Connectivity Services Director Content Director Cross Provisioning Platform Edge . Start typing a product name to find Software Downloads for that product. All Series keyboard_arrow_down. Find a Product. View all products navigate_next. close Download Results for: JUNOS SPACE Please select one of the below product for the selected series. Advanced Insight Scripts (AI-Scripts) Connectivity Services Director Content Director Cross Provisioning Platform Edge .
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Ever wondered how people build a Juniper Olive router? This lab will demonstrate the steps needed to build your very own Juniper Networks Junos Olive running Keep in mind the underlying operating system is Unix. Another limitation is the absence of a Packet Forwarding Engine PFE which is an asic based engine used to speed up router performance using hardware.
With this in mind you could NEVER use olive in a production environment due to all traffic being process routed so to speak. Traffic patterns and performance would be unpredictable and the software would be prone to crashing under heavy loads. Most people will build an Olive on qemu or virtualbox because they are freely available however junos ios .ova .vmdk download platforms have additional learning curves in which case the goal of this website is to teach you Junos in the most effective, timely manner.
VMWare Workstation is a paid product however you can download the product for 30 days on a trial license. Due to the way the labs are published on Junos Workbook, using virtualbox and qemu would requires some additional tinkering to match the topology of the Junos Workbook. In order to build a Junos Olive you must first have the jinstall file needed for i architecture, junos ios .ova .vmdk download.
An example being; jinstall Once you have this file you must than obtain the minimal install iso for FreeBSD 4. You will also need to do some modifying of the jinstall file in order for the installation to be successful. These modifications can be extremely complex for those who do not know Linux which is why a script file is provided to complete these modifications for you with very little effort.
The script file can junos ios .ova .vmdk download downloaded here. Once you have these files you can continue on to the next tab that show you how to fix up the jinstall file than on to building the VM and installing Junos. Prior to getting started you must prepare the jinstall file to ensure that it can install successfully on Olive. If you have a freshly downloaded copy of the jinstall file than there is a specific line of code in the installer that will make the install fail due to unsupported hardware.
This check can be disabled by using a script provided by Junos Workbook which can be downloaded below. This machine can be a virtual machine as well that you can use temporary to fix the jinstall file. To quickly build a virtual machine capable of patching the jinstall you can download a LIVE linux distro such as Ubuntu or Fedora, this is obviously your choice. Once you have the Live image running on a VM you will than need to copy the jinstall file and junos ios .ova .vmdk download junos-olive-patch.
Then from command line execute the following command. Once the patch is successful the new file name will be jinstall To make things easier down the road create an ISO file from the newly patched file using the following command;, junos ios .ova .vmdk download. Now that the ISO file has been created you must move this file back to your desktop. Whatever method you use is up to you.
FTP, web upload, drag and drop, etc… Once the ISO file is now on your desktop you can than continue onto building the virtual machine. Of course what kind of educational website would this be if we did not tell you how to do this yourself manually without the script? The script is provided without any guarantees and is used as a quick fix to save you a ton of time but if you really want to know how to do it yourself then keep reading, if not continue on to building the virtual machine.
Manually patching the jinstall file The following is a command by command demonstration of what the junos olive patch script does automatically behind the scenes. You can download the Trial of VMWare Workstation which has a 30 day license from the VMWare website or clicking the link in the right footer navigation menu. Select the Workstation Version you wish to build the virtual machine as, this of course can be left as the default value which will default to the latest version.
Select the installer disc image file location to the previously downloaded FreeBSD 4. Give the virtual machine a pretty nice little name such as Superman vs Olive of whatever you like of course… and click next. Leave the default processor value of 1 processors and 1 cores. There is no need to have any more than 1 cpu on an olive as its unsupported and purely educational. There is no need to allocate all the disk space immediately. Before clicking finish click on Customize Hardware then add a new device.
Keep in mind that Junos Routers do not have sound cards nor do they need floppy drives, junos ios .ova .vmdk download, you can choose to remove the USB port as well if you like as its not needed for an olive. Keep in mind this will NOT delete the machine but just remove it from your favorites. Navigate to the virtual machines root directory and edit the VMX file.
Locate the line that says scsi0. If you do not complete this step your olive installation may hang when attempting to reboot after the initial install at the following line. You will first arrive at the Kernel Junos ios .ova .vmdk download Menu, junos ios .ova .vmdk download. FreeBSD will continue to boot until you get to the setup screen. Use the arrow keys to navigate down to Standard installation and press enter. In this case type in MB and press okay. Once you see these 4 press Q for finish.
Press enter here and FreeBSD will install, junos ios .ova .vmdk download. Once installed it will inform you that FreeBSD has successfully installed, junos ios .ova .vmdk download. This is the root username password and it must be set. To make this simple, set this password to juniper, junos ios .ova .vmdk download. Select no when prompted to visit the general configuration menu for a last chance to set any last options.
Now you should be back at the beginning of the installation screen. Press X for Exit Install. This is the easiest way to get the jinstall file onto junos ios .ova .vmdk download virtual machine. You can disregard this. A reboot is required to load this software correctly. The olive junos ios .ova .vmdk download reboot twice during its installation. So can Olive help you learn Junos? Of course! The script file can be downloaded here Once you have these files you can continue on to the next tab that show you how to fix up the jinstall file than on to building the VM and installing Junos.
Patching the jinstall file using the script Prior to getting started you must prepare the jinstall file to ensure that it can install successfully on Olive. This check can be disabled by using a script provided by Junos Workbook which can be downloaded below; Download Junos Olive Patch Script, junos ios .ova .vmdk download.
Start by creating a new virtual machine and selecting the Custom Advanced option. Set the memory to 1GB, which is MB. You may set it higher if you like but its not necessary. Leave the default and click next. You will need to create a new virtual disk and click next. You can leave the default name and click next. Installing FreeBSD 4. Select no when prompted to add any initial user accounts to the system.
How to install Juniper JunOS Olive 12.1R1.9 for GNS3 with VirtualBox/VMware Workstation
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Download VirtualBox Image (IOS) of Juniper Router for GNS3: From here you can download "JunOS Olive " VM image, you can run. · How To Run Juniper Router JunOS Olive VM image .OVA) in GNS3. First of all, download, install and run Oracle VM VirtualBox, and GNS3 on your PC. Secondly, download the JunOS Olive VM image from the link below: Download JunOS image file for GNS3 (Link searched from internet and pasted here for reference only) After downloading the JunOS VM image, open the Oracle VM . Start typing a product name to find Software Downloads for that product. All Series keyboard_arrow_down. Find a Product. View all products navigate_next. close Download Results for: JUNOS SPACE Please select one of the below product for the selected series. Advanced Insight Scripts (AI-Scripts) Connectivity Services Director Content Director Cross Provisioning Platform Edge .
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