before i step in it, is eve-ng affiliated with unl-cloud? and unl-cloud sells images? and this is legal?
someone plaese set me straight, please...
eve-ng and unl-cloud?
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Re: eve-ng and unl-cloud?
Totally illegal. And they are not linked with EVE-NG official team in any kind.
Did you read this:
http://www.eve-ng.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=412
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Did you read this:
http://www.eve-ng.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=412
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Re: eve-ng and unl-cloud?
oh good, now i don't feel like an idiot... somebody's draggin that gartbage over to CLN, too... a buck 99 gets you virl if you want to be completely above board, and anybody with gns3 history knows the game, and how to dance, but those guys just sellin images... that takes nerve... whoa...
that didn't seem like it fit with the eve team i've come to know a little bit over the last few months... we do what we have to do since cisco screwed the virl pooch, and honestly, i gave up gns3 when i went full bore virl... then the roof caved; and cisco was, predictable is the nice way of putting it...
all eve, all the time for me... looking forward to the upgrade...
btw on iou you can capture ip traffic across serials using ppp encapsulation, ip raw, but the shame of it is winpcap doesn't support the control protocols... and if you're like me, wireshark's gotta show me the gut's or i don't believe it... debugs show them... use embedded packet mon capture buff, mon cap point ass your cappoint and export via cloud to scp,tftp,etc, or you can save them to flash in unix:nvram_xxxx and pick them off the server in opt/unetlab/tmp/ use lab uid once past the 0 folder then onto the device number folder and the pcap's will be in there for the picking.. but i'm sure you guys are all over this... i've tried to manipulate pppd server side for some support, and some say netmon in win might comply, but i'm not sure if it's worth any mmore effort... if anyone has a better way to cap serial to include cp's, i'd appreciate hearing about it...
that didn't seem like it fit with the eve team i've come to know a little bit over the last few months... we do what we have to do since cisco screwed the virl pooch, and honestly, i gave up gns3 when i went full bore virl... then the roof caved; and cisco was, predictable is the nice way of putting it...
all eve, all the time for me... looking forward to the upgrade...
btw on iou you can capture ip traffic across serials using ppp encapsulation, ip raw, but the shame of it is winpcap doesn't support the control protocols... and if you're like me, wireshark's gotta show me the gut's or i don't believe it... debugs show them... use embedded packet mon capture buff, mon cap point ass your cappoint and export via cloud to scp,tftp,etc, or you can save them to flash in unix:nvram_xxxx and pick them off the server in opt/unetlab/tmp/ use lab uid once past the 0 folder then onto the device number folder and the pcap's will be in there for the picking.. but i'm sure you guys are all over this... i've tried to manipulate pppd server side for some support, and some say netmon in win might comply, but i'm not sure if it's worth any mmore effort... if anyone has a better way to cap serial to include cp's, i'd appreciate hearing about it...
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Re: eve-ng and unl-cloud?
Good man,
Actually we will not explore this serial capture anymore. Serial is too old and dying connection. I know still in US you have a lot such, but we decided not spend a time for serial links capture anymore.
All new virtual nodes/images from vendors simply has no such interface available. All are Ethernet only.
EVE-PRO coming out next month. with lot good stuff, and rebuild of structure inside of EVE, more stable, reliable, clientless (important for corporate users).
Such like unlcloud.com, I think even no worth to discuss, true, long time ago they got my images, was shared out, well so they took that prepared images for UNL and started to sell.
by the way this pack what they are offering is old and not fit for EVE so much anymore. I had conversation with them, but useless..they told me will do their black business.
No worth to waste a time on them.
Was out today, but usually Iam in chat all the time.
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Actually we will not explore this serial capture anymore. Serial is too old and dying connection. I know still in US you have a lot such, but we decided not spend a time for serial links capture anymore.
All new virtual nodes/images from vendors simply has no such interface available. All are Ethernet only.
EVE-PRO coming out next month. with lot good stuff, and rebuild of structure inside of EVE, more stable, reliable, clientless (important for corporate users).
Such like unlcloud.com, I think even no worth to discuss, true, long time ago they got my images, was shared out, well so they took that prepared images for UNL and started to sell.
by the way this pack what they are offering is old and not fit for EVE so much anymore. I had conversation with them, but useless..they told me will do their black business.
No worth to waste a time on them.
Was out today, but usually Iam in chat all the time.
UD
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Re: eve-ng and unl-cloud?
thanks for the clarification... i agree on the serials but some instructor(s) persist using them... most people who have used gns3 in the past know that there are certain hurdles one must go through with images to complete their virtual environments, and certainly most network people smell that scam a mile away... the first indicator is iou images for sale? anybody who knows anything about cisco knows that isn't even possible, so buyer beware, and don't bring labs and configs from that garbage over to the CLN house... that kind of thing is not welcome... cln users know the game, they've been playing it with gns3 for years...
if anyone is curious about my choice: i've had an eve box up since december, and that is that for mel... gave up on gns3 when virl went l2 2 yrs ago, then virl went in some direction that i didn't like, and funny how old-unl had become eve by then, and i was ready... can't wait until pro and any other future improvements (i know UD is very busy, but horizomtal, vertical alignment of nodes is on my list because i am insane with symmetry) but UD has bigger fish and i am delighted that eve was there for me when i was facing that platform transition...
the last thing any of us wants to do is troublehoot lab setups all day just to perform a lab... like old days gns3, arrrgh...
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128g ram 2x xeon 8's (32 threads)... don't waste money on sd cards, still too expensive, no value here.. get a big monitor instead... no vmware garbage in my house... ws and player both ceiling ram at 64 gb... put it directly on ubuntu... no esxi junk required... you want virt you got virt-manager, virsh, kvm et al just an apt or ppa away...
if anyone is curious about my choice: i've had an eve box up since december, and that is that for mel... gave up on gns3 when virl went l2 2 yrs ago, then virl went in some direction that i didn't like, and funny how old-unl had become eve by then, and i was ready... can't wait until pro and any other future improvements (i know UD is very busy, but horizomtal, vertical alignment of nodes is on my list because i am insane with symmetry) but UD has bigger fish and i am delighted that eve was there for me when i was facing that platform transition...
the last thing any of us wants to do is troublehoot lab setups all day just to perform a lab... like old days gns3, arrrgh...
ccieordie.com is powered by eve-ng (at least all labs for posts)
post wouldn't be complete w/o machine specs
128g ram 2x xeon 8's (32 threads)... don't waste money on sd cards, still too expensive, no value here.. get a big monitor instead... no vmware garbage in my house... ws and player both ceiling ram at 64 gb... put it directly on ubuntu... no esxi junk required... you want virt you got virt-manager, virsh, kvm et al just an apt or ppa away...