Description
Description
Routers R1 nad R2 are connected through the serial HDLC line. R1 router is a BGP speaker running AS 200, the R2 router is an AS100 BGP speaker. Both routers are configured with correct BGP neighbor commands to form an eBGP peering. The capture is displaying the moment when we activate serial interconnecting interface (no shutdown) of the R2 router.
Description
Routers R1 nad R2 are connected through the serial HDLC line. R1 router is a BGP speaker running AS 200, the R2 router is an AS100 BGP speaker. Both routers are configured with correct BGP neighbor commands to form an eBGP peering.
Description
Routers R1 nad R2 are connected through the serial HDLC line. R1 router is a BGP speaker running AS 200, the R2 router is an AS100 BGP speaker. Both routers are configured with correct BGP neighbor commands to form an eBGP peering.
Prerequisities:
- Downloaded the KALI Linux ISO image from the site.
- Installed free Oracle VM VirtualBox application.
Steps:
Prerequisities:
- Installed free Oracle VM VirtualBox application.
- Installed virtual machine with Mint OS.
Steps
Prerequisities:
- Installed free Oracle VM VirtualBox application.
- Installed virtual machine with Lubuntu OS.
Steps
This article explain how to install a Qemu based FreeBSD virtual machine under Win 7 64bit OS. The reason for making this tutorial is the usability of Qemu FreeBSD machine inside of the GNS3 network simulator, where the FreeBSD is used as the framework for running JunOS Olive routers.
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