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tiersten
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Without actually knowing what error you're getting, it is pretty hard to help you. The stuff that is scrolling past isn't gibberish or nonsense. -
up2thetime
Member Posts: 154
What IOS image do you have and what settings?
c2600 12.3(26)
Do you meant my Preferences Settings? -
tiersten
Member Posts: 4,505
Settings like amount of RAM, WICs/NMs inserted and what model router it is trying to emulate.up2thetime wrote: »c2600 12.3(26)
Do you meant my Preferences Settings? -
tiersten
Member Posts: 4,505
What is the filename of the IOS you're trying to load?
Set it to 2621XM + RAM to 128MB and try again. -
up2thetime
Member Posts: 154
What is the filename of the IOS you're trying to load?
Set it to 2621XM + RAM to 128MB and try again.
Perfect!
Set RAM to 128 and it works!!!
Thank you!
Any tips on how I can get Putty to launch when I click Console?
Right now the cmd prompt loads.
I tried setting the Preferences as jbrad suggested on Page 1.
No luck as yet. -
tiersten
Member Posts: 4,505
What is the filename?up2thetime wrote: »Perfect!
Set RAM to 128 and it works!!!
Thank you!
You've probably got a 2600XM IOS which requires more than 64MB RAM to run. -
up2thetime
Member Posts: 154
What is the filename?
You've probably got a 2600XM IOS which requires more than 64MB RAM to run.
The .bin file? -
tiersten
Member Posts: 4,505
Yes. The name of the file before you decompressed it.up2thetime wrote: »The .bin file? -
jbrad95706
Member Posts: 225
up2thetime wrote: »Perfect!
Set RAM to 128 and it works!!!
Thank you!
Any tips on how I can get Putty to launch when I click Console?
Right now the cmd prompt loads.
I tried setting the Preferences as jbrad suggested on Page 1.
No luck as yet.
blindhog.net GNS3 - How to use Putty for console access.
This is how to do it on the older version. The only thing that I can remember doing different is not having the "start" on the line. Just the c:\putty\ etc... -
up2thetime
Member Posts: 154
jbrad95706 wrote: »blindhog.net GNS3 - How to use Putty for console access.
This is how to do it on the older version. The only thing that I can remember doing different is not having the "start" on the line. Just the c:\putty\ etc...
Got it.
Needed the start command!
I thought I wasn't supposed to include it!
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up2thetime
Member Posts: 154
Yes. The name of the file before you decompressed it.
Not at home computer. I believe it was c2600-9mz.123-26.bin
Will confirm when I get home. -
tiersten
Member Posts: 4,505
Yeah. You're missing part of the filename. "9mz" doesn't make any sense unless its k9mz and even then thats missing something.up2thetime wrote: »Not at home computer. I believe it was c2600-9mz.123-26.bin -
up2thetime
Member Posts: 154
Yeah. You're missing part of the filename. "9mz" doesn't make any sense unless its k9mz and even then thats missing something.
Sorry, I will get the right name once I get it.
Not familiar with IOS names and what they mean.
Post again shortly. -
tiersten
Member Posts: 4,505
Cisco simplified the packaging and naming of IOS awhile ago. Read the IOS packaging PDF to work out what the various letters mean.up2thetime wrote: »Sorry, I will get the right name once I get it.
Not familiar with IOS names and what they mean.
Post again shortly.
There are other very handy reference documents available as well. -
up2thetime
Member Posts: 154
Cisco simplified the packaging and naming of IOS awhile ago. Read the IOS packaging PDF to work out what the various letters mean.
There are other very handy reference documents available as well.
Thank you for that.
The name is: c2600-adventerprisek9-mz.123-26.bin -
tiersten
Member Posts: 4,505
It is IOS for a 2600XM router and requires a minimum of 96MB RAM. Change your dynamips settings so it is a 2600XM of some kind.up2thetime wrote: »The name is: c2600-adventerprisek9-mz.123-26.bin
