Hi,
I would like to create virtual lab with 2-3 virtual RouterOS for testing network solutions.
As I know there are two ways for virtualization: VmWare and GNS3.
What are pros and cons of these ways ?
... so I've been shooting myself in the foot by clicking "Upgrade Later" whenever I've been launching GNS 1.3?GNS 1.4 also supports VMware VMs, so it's not really a "vs" anymore.
And that is just the biggest new thing you're missing out on... so I've been shooting myself in the foot by clicking "Upgrade Later" whenever I've been launching GNS 1.3?GNS 1.4 also supports VMware VMs, so it's not really a "vs" anymore.
I knew I should've upgraded.
If you're on the dev team, may I make a humble request that they never ever ever drop the "Legacy" skin for the application appearance? I nearly had an apoplectic fit when I saw the charcoal and classic views - I think that the fact that I was getting this new look at the same time I was discovering the "jungle news" window was just too much.* Contributed by me
Yay on the Jungle feed being eliminated. I would have actually paid them money to remove it.I'm merely a contributor (my say has only as much weight as yours), and... I *think* the legacy look might have already been dropped in 1.4... maybe... I don't know, as I use "Classic" (and I have GNS3 on a different PC...). But I'm with you, in that I don't like Charcoal. But the jungle feed is gone already - YAY!
I kind of figured that - in fact it's useful for a script I had added to my custom x86 qemu image because I always used ether1 as the management interface, I could set the script to rename it "mgmt1" and do likewise in GNS3. That's pretty cool.(The first port name is primarily intended to address the case where the first one doesn't have a number, like Windows 10's "Ethernet", "Ethernet 2" scheme; But doubles for cases when the first interface is intended for management and the like)
I noticed in another thread about CHR images that you were experiencing the same issue I am - where enabling IPv6 package on Qemu-hosted CHR causes the system to crash.GNS 1.4 also supports VMware VMs, so it's not really a "vs" anymore.