If the IOS image you are using does not also list an Idle-PC value, then click the Idle-PC finder button:

This device will should already have an Idle-PC value listed. Whichever you decide, click Next > to continue. It’s not a bad idea to add a few serial WICs to this Etherswitch Router, but you can skip this step if you choose. You can add WIC modules on the next page, consisting of either WIC-1T or WIC-2T serial port adapters. You can add a second NM-16ESW,a NM-1FE-TX single FastEthernet adapter, or an NM-4T serial port adapter to slot 2. Never attempt to replace that GT96100-FE adapter with a switch module, as it will not work. Notice that slot 0 is still prepopulated with the GT96100-FE Dual FastEthernet adapter, and slot 1 will have the NM-16ESW module preinstalled. On the next screen, go ahead and increase the minimum amount of RAM to 256MB, and click Next >: It will automatically name the device Etherswitch router, and place into the Switches device category, instead of Routers. On the screen where you’re asked to name the router, select the “This is an Etherswitch router” option (this is important!). Choose Yes, as it will load faster, instead of decompressing every time you start the image: You’ll be asked if you’d like to decompress this image.

Select New Image, and click Browse to locate the image in your filesystem (you must supply your own!). (You can also run this image via the GNS3 VM) Pick run this IOS image via the local computer, and click Next >: This example will use a c3725 router IOS image, but the same steps apply if using the other three platforms listed above.įirst, click Edit->Preferences->IOS Routers->New in the GNS3 GUI. Refer to the switching section of this document to see what features will be unavailable to you. This is a rather simple process, but be aware that your options for configuring Cisco switching while using a c3640, c3660, c3725, and c3745 for this are quite limited. Using a c3725 as an “Etherswitch Router” # You can also use switches from other vendors such as Cumulus, Extreme Networks and many more.

Use it only for basic operations Open vSwitch #īy leveraging GNS3 support for Docker, you can now add Open vSwitch to your GNS3 topologies. It’s not running a switch OS, everything is emulated from scratch.

Configure GNS3 to use an additional remote server.

How to use applications with the GNS3 Web interface.

Install an appliance from the GNS3 Marketplace.

Cisco 7200 image for gns3