problem while adding cisco iosv
I am trying to add Cisco IOS v to GNs3 2.1.11.
I followed this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWxiLiXbLIc , but always I got this error:
I already installed GNS3VM with Virtualbox and it's already working and as shown :
virtualbox cisco
asked Jan 6 at 20:58
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I am trying to add Cisco IOS v to GNs3 2.1.11.
I followed this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWxiLiXbLIc , but always I got this error:
I already installed GNS3VM with Virtualbox and it's already working and as shown :
virtualbox cisco
asked Jan 6 at 20:58
dalya raaddalya raad
76117
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I am trying to add Cisco IOS v to GNs3 2.1.11.
I followed this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWxiLiXbLIc , but always I got this error:
I already installed GNS3VM with Virtualbox and it's already working and as shown :
virtualbox cisco
asked Jan 6 at 20:58
dalya raaddalya raad
76117
I am trying to add Cisco IOS v to GNs3 2.1.11.
I followed this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWxiLiXbLIc , but always I got this error:
I already installed GNS3VM with Virtualbox and it's already working and as shown :
virtualbox cisco
virtualbox cisco
asked Jan 6 at 20:58
dalya raaddalya raad
76117
asked Jan 6 at 20:58
dalya raaddalya raad
76117
asked Jan 6 at 20:58
dalya raaddalya raad
76117
asked Jan 6 at 20:58
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76117
asked Jan 6 at 20:58
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For anyone will or had faced the same problem, I had found the answer and I will post it below:
Every QEMU, VirtualBox and VMware node in GNS3 runs as a virtual machine. Some node types like IOSv need hardware-assisted
virtualization, for QEMU this is called KVM (Kernel-based Virtual
Machine). As the GNS3 VM itself is a virtual machine, your system
needs nested virtualization. That means it must support hardware
assisted virtualization of the QEMU VM (here IOSv) within a virtual
machine (the GNS3 VM).
For that you need the right hardware. Your CPU must support VT-x on
Intel CPUs or AMD-V on AMD processors. Furthermore the virtualization
software must support nested virtualization. Until lately VMware was
the only software, that supports that. With VirtualBox v6.0 nested
virtualization is supported on AMD processors.
If you happen to own a system with AMD processor, see
https://youtu.be/bZKTRIF7UJg how to configure VirtualBox to support
nested virtualization. If your system uses an Intel processor, you
have to use VMware Workstation or Player to run the GNS3 VM. It's
currently not possible to use IOSv with VirtualBox on Intel
processors.
answered Jan 8 at 10:31
dalya raaddalya raad
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For anyone will or had faced the same problem, I had found the answer and I will post it below:
Every QEMU, VirtualBox and VMware node in GNS3 runs as a virtual machine. Some node types like IOSv need hardware-assisted
virtualization, for QEMU this is called KVM (Kernel-based Virtual
Machine). As the GNS3 VM itself is a virtual machine, your system
needs nested virtualization. That means it must support hardware
assisted virtualization of the QEMU VM (here IOSv) within a virtual
machine (the GNS3 VM).
For that you need the right hardware. Your CPU must support VT-x on
Intel CPUs or AMD-V on AMD processors. Furthermore the virtualization
software must support nested virtualization. Until lately VMware was
the only software, that supports that. With VirtualBox v6.0 nested
virtualization is supported on AMD processors.
If you happen to own a system with AMD processor, see
https://youtu.be/bZKTRIF7UJg how to configure VirtualBox to support
nested virtualization. If your system uses an Intel processor, you
have to use VMware Workstation or Player to run the GNS3 VM. It's
currently not possible to use IOSv with VirtualBox on Intel
processors.
answered Jan 8 at 10:31
dalya raaddalya raad
76117
add a comment |
For anyone will or had faced the same problem, I had found the answer and I will post it below:
Every QEMU, VirtualBox and VMware node in GNS3 runs as a virtual machine. Some node types like IOSv need hardware-assisted
virtualization, for QEMU this is called KVM (Kernel-based Virtual
Machine). As the GNS3 VM itself is a virtual machine, your system
needs nested virtualization. That means it must support hardware
assisted virtualization of the QEMU VM (here IOSv) within a virtual
machine (the GNS3 VM).
For that you need the right hardware. Your CPU must support VT-x on
Intel CPUs or AMD-V on AMD processors. Furthermore the virtualization
software must support nested virtualization. Until lately VMware was
the only software, that supports that. With VirtualBox v6.0 nested
virtualization is supported on AMD processors.
If you happen to own a system with AMD processor, see
https://youtu.be/bZKTRIF7UJg how to configure VirtualBox to support
nested virtualization. If your system uses an Intel processor, you
have to use VMware Workstation or Player to run the GNS3 VM. It's
currently not possible to use IOSv with VirtualBox on Intel
processors.
answered Jan 8 at 10:31
dalya raaddalya raad
76117
add a comment |
For anyone will or had faced the same problem, I had found the answer and I will post it below:
Every QEMU, VirtualBox and VMware node in GNS3 runs as a virtual machine. Some node types like IOSv need hardware-assisted
virtualization, for QEMU this is called KVM (Kernel-based Virtual
Machine). As the GNS3 VM itself is a virtual machine, your system
needs nested virtualization. That means it must support hardware
assisted virtualization of the QEMU VM (here IOSv) within a virtual
machine (the GNS3 VM).
For that you need the right hardware. Your CPU must support VT-x on
Intel CPUs or AMD-V on AMD processors. Furthermore the virtualization
software must support nested virtualization. Until lately VMware was
the only software, that supports that. With VirtualBox v6.0 nested
virtualization is supported on AMD processors.
If you happen to own a system with AMD processor, see
https://youtu.be/bZKTRIF7UJg how to configure VirtualBox to support
nested virtualization. If your system uses an Intel processor, you
have to use VMware Workstation or Player to run the GNS3 VM. It's
currently not possible to use IOSv with VirtualBox on Intel
processors.
answered Jan 8 at 10:31
dalya raaddalya raad
76117
For anyone will or had faced the same problem, I had found the answer and I will post it below:
Every QEMU, VirtualBox and VMware node in GNS3 runs as a virtual machine. Some node types like IOSv need hardware-assisted
virtualization, for QEMU this is called KVM (Kernel-based Virtual
Machine). As the GNS3 VM itself is a virtual machine, your system
needs nested virtualization. That means it must support hardware
assisted virtualization of the QEMU VM (here IOSv) within a virtual
machine (the GNS3 VM).
For that you need the right hardware. Your CPU must support VT-x on
Intel CPUs or AMD-V on AMD processors. Furthermore the virtualization
software must support nested virtualization. Until lately VMware was
the only software, that supports that. With VirtualBox v6.0 nested
virtualization is supported on AMD processors.
If you happen to own a system with AMD processor, see
https://youtu.be/bZKTRIF7UJg how to configure VirtualBox to support
nested virtualization. If your system uses an Intel processor, you
have to use VMware Workstation or Player to run the GNS3 VM. It's
currently not possible to use IOSv with VirtualBox on Intel
processors.
answered Jan 8 at 10:31
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76117
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