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Setting up Cisco SDM with GNS3
milanchatterjee
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HI All
I would need a suggestion from the members here regarding a issue.
I have both the SDM Demo version and GNS3 both installed and working in their own capacity separately.
I would like to know, can I setup my SDM to work with the "routers" in GNS3? If yes, can the members please guide me the step by step process?
Thanks and regards.............
Milan Chatterjee
I would need a suggestion from the members here regarding a issue.
I have both the SDM Demo version and GNS3 both installed and working in their own capacity separately.
I would like to know, can I setup my SDM to work with the "routers" in GNS3? If yes, can the members please guide me the step by step process?
Thanks and regards.............
Milan Chatterjee
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bermovick
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One of my previous blog posts when I was studying covered this. Rather than rewrite it all, here's the link to it.
The first part covers setting up a bridge in linux so you can ignore that part, but about 1/3 of the way down starts setting up sdm under gns3.
http://midkemia.dyndns.org/blogs/blog4.php/2010/07/24/linux-gns3-sdmLatest Completed: CISSP
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mikej412
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Usually Blindhog or Brainbump will have a video for the popular GNS3 topics.
From the GNS3 Docs page, BrainBump has one (but a couple of the Blindhog videos include the same info).
How to setup and install Cisco Security Device Manager (SDM) on router using GNS3:mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set! -
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GNS3 lab with VirtualBox Networking
i am using my pc as client and running virtual box with server 2003 and using GNS3 and is working so good...at least for ccna security work very good because you dont need switches (you need for 2 chapther but with packet tracer you will be fine) -
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You're putting your Virtualbox machine on a separate subnet? I didn't think that'd work.
Wait, were you ALSO able to link the virtual machine into gns3 as well?
If so, I'm going to have to look into how to do that, cause I can see some definite uses for that.Latest Completed: CISSP
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you are asking me??You're putting your Virtualbox machine on a separate subnet? I didn't think that'd work.
Wait, were you ALSO able to link the virtual machine into gns3 as well?
If so, I'm going to have to look into how to do that, cause I can see some definite uses for that.
well yes are in different subnet but thats why i have the router well 3 routers in my case working with EIGRP i just using 1 virtual machine the other client is my real pc because i dont have enough memory ram for 2 virtual machine and 3 routers..