GNS3 Announcement: GNS3 0.7RC1 Released!
Written by LBSources from http://www.gns3-labs.com on November 30th, 2009 | 3 CommentsSo here it is - the loooong awaited GNS3 release. It is a RC, but if you’ve run GNS3 betas then you’d be interested in running this and giving it a shot. In my opinion the GNS3 development team does a great job with betas to the final release. I havent found enough instabilities in their betas that made me wait around until the final release - of course YMMV 
Here is the official post from the GNS3 team.. Submitted by admin on Sat, 11/28/2009 - 16:56
This is it, a new release of GNS3!
The main new feature is the integration of the Juniper router emulation using Qemu. Preparing a JunOS image is not as straightforward as an IOS one and you will surely need to read the how to.
Others features are:
* Qemu integration.
* ASA integration using Qemu.
* An undo/redo framework (not fully debugged tough).
* Translations in Italian and Farsi (thanks to our contributors).
* Various bugs fixes and improvements.
I know many of you are very enthusiast but keep in mind this is a release candidate, so expect some bugs. (please, post your bugs report on the forum, under Development -> Bug reports).
Oncoming features and fixes can be found in the TODO file.
Hope you will enjoy to make Cisco/Juniper mixed labs.
Jeremy
See the original GNS3 announcement here
To help out the cause - I’ve provided a mirror to download the release
Hoping to see some mixed lab topologies pretty soon!
-LB
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December 1st, 2009 at 6:22 pm
This is awesome!! I just installed and am beginning to play with it! Are there any How To’s on the Qemu Host or ASA setup? I keep getting a “Connection Lost” error message, and then my device disappears. Also, in my console at the bottom it shows “Error: lost communication with qemuwrapper server localhost. It may have crashed. Check the qemuwrapper server output. Exiting…” over and over again.
Any ideas??
Thanks!!
December 1st, 2009 at 11:14 pm
Hi, I think it is fantastic that GNS3 integrates Cisco and Juniper systems. I hope you could post a tutorial about how it is possible to do that. At GNS3 site there is a How To Guide, but it was done previously and not considering newer GNS3 features.
At this moment I don´t know how to use Junos in GNS3.
Thank you.
December 8th, 2009 at 7:47 am
Great to know that GN3 have come up with the facilty of running JUNOS,it would be gr8 help if a video demonstration of the same is uploaded.
As well as video for JUNOS in OLIVE runing in VMware. Linux and Windows platform. I know it some deal of work but it will really help the community.
Regards,
Suvo