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brendan
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Anyone tunnel their GNS3 labs together? I would think with a lot of little labs connected together you could create a big GNS3 internet. |
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altafk
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good idea, shuld be implemented |
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brendan
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altafk, you hear about freepeerx.org? You can run BGP over GRE tunnels with this. Of course, you can do that with anybody, but this guy is sort of aggregating it. |
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altafk
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brendan this is the first time i am learning about this tunnel over internet thing. Thanks once again |
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brendan
20 posts
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Hey altafk If you have Linux on the internet, you can start the tunnel like this. /sbin/ip tunnel add tun10 mode gre remote 72.205.54.70 local ttl 255 That last route goes to my lab. You can use Cisco, too. I got IPsec and GRE tunnels to other Cisco and Linux devices. I bet you can do this in Windows if you have a PPTP client. Send me a message if you want to email. |
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altafk
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Hey brendan, I was thinking of creating our own lab in gns3 and directly creating a tunnel using GRE in our lab itself. We just need to pass GRE in our firewalls and we can exchange routes using any routing protocol. Correct me if i am wrong ! |
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brendan
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altafk yep, I think people are doing this already. They connect their GNS3 labs to the iinternet in whatever way possible. Email me if you want to try out! |
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JasonTomasi
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Great idea. We'd all benefit from a distributed GNS3 network. Currently, my computer can only run about 14x IOS instances before it becomes unusable... imagine what we've have we combined our labs! Oh, and thanks Brendan - I've just signed up on FreePeerX! |
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casperionx
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Im finally setting up my ibm x3850 server for use as a GNS 3 test machine (4 dual core processors and 64gb ram), would be very interested in joining up servers... |
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