5:46 PM
Maeltor
I'm about to get started setting up my route/switch simulators for the JNCIx and CCxx certifications.
I'll try to post updates about my status on this page.
What I've found so far is that simulating Cisco routers is ridiculously easy, Juniper routers...not so much.
Pretty much the only thing that seems to work is packet-based routers (M/T Series). The problem is that almost all of my future use cases will be flow-based (SRX/J/MX). Its very frustrating so far.
GNS3 has a QEMU setting for JUNOS, but there is nearly no documentation for how to utilize it.
More to come.
I'll try to post updates about my status on this page.
What I've found so far is that simulating Cisco routers is ridiculously easy, Juniper routers...not so much.
Pretty much the only thing that seems to work is packet-based routers (M/T Series). The problem is that almost all of my future use cases will be flow-based (SRX/J/MX). Its very frustrating so far.
GNS3 has a QEMU setting for JUNOS, but there is nearly no documentation for how to utilize it.
More to come.
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