"usage": "At boot choose the install on disk options. You need to open quickly the terminal after launching the appliance if you want to see the menu. You need a web browser in order to finalize the installation. You can use the firefox appliance for this.",
"usage": "BE PATIENT\nOn first boot FMCv generates about 6GB of data. This can take 30 minutes or more. Plan on a long wait after the following line in the boot up:\n\n usbcore: registered new interface driver usb-storage\n\nInitial IP address: 192.168.45.45.\n\nDefault username/password: admin/Admin123.",
"description": "Junos Space Network Management Platform works with Juniper's management applications to simplify and automate management of Juniper's switching, routing, and security devices. As part of a complete solution, the platform provides broad fault, configuration, accounting, performance, and security management (FCAPS) capability, same day support for new devices and Junos OS releases, a task-specific user interface, and northbound APIs for integration with existing network management systems (NMS) or operations/business support systems (OSS/BSS).\n\nThe platform helps network operators at enterprises and service providers scale operations, reduce complexity, and enable new applications and services to be brought to market quickly, through multilayered network abstractions, operator-centric automation schemes, and a simple point-and-click UI.",
"usage": "16 GB RAM is the bare minimum; you should use 32/64 GB in production deplyments.\nDefault credentials:\n- CLI: admin / abc123\n- WebUI: super / juniper123",
"description": "The term 'Ubuntu Cloud Guest' refers to the Official Ubuntu images that are available at http://cloud-images.ubuntu.com . These images are built by Canonical. They are then registered on EC2, and compressed tarfiles are made also available for download. For using those images on a public cloud such as Amazon EC2, you simply choose an image and launch it. To use those images on a private cloud, or to run the image on a local hypervisor (such as KVM) you would need to download those images and either publish them to your private cloud, or launch them directly on a hypervisor. The following sections explain in more details how to perform each of those actions",
"description": "Ubuntu is a Debian-based Linux operating system, with Unity as its default desktop environment. It is based on free software and named after the Southern African philosophy of ubuntu (literally, \"human-ness\"), which often is translated as \"humanity towards others\" or \"the belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity\".",
"description": "Ubuntu is a full-featured Linux operating system which is based on Debian distribution and freely available with both community and professional support, it comes with Unity as its default desktop environment. There are other flavors of Ubuntu available with other desktops as default like Ubuntu Gnome, Lubuntu, Xubuntu, and so on. A tightly-integrated selection of excellent applications is included, and an incredible variety of add-on software is just a few clicks away. A default installation of Ubuntu contains a wide range of software that includes LibreOffice, Firefox, Empathy, Transmission, etc.",
"usage": "These virtual machines expire after 90 days; i.e. you have to re-create them in your project after this time but you don't have to re-import the appliance.\n\nDefault credentials: IEUser / Passw0rd!",
raiseDockerError("Docker container '{name}' with ID {cid} does not exist or is not ready yet. Please try again in a few seconds.".format(name=self.name,
raiseVMwareError("vmrun has timed out after {} seconds!\nTry to run {} in a terminal to see more informations.\n\nMake sure GNS3 and VMware run under the same user and whitelist vmrun.exe in your antivirus.".format(timeout,command_string))
raiseVMwareError("vmrun has timed out after {} seconds!\nTry to run {} in a terminal to see more details.\n\nMake sure GNS3 and VMware run under the same user and whitelist vmrun.exe in your antivirus.".format(timeout,command_string))
raiseVMwareError("vmrun has returned an error: {}\nTry to run {} in a terminal to see more informations.\nAnd make sure GNS3 and VMware run under the same user.".format(vmrun_error,command_string))
raiseVMwareError("vmrun has returned an error: {}\nTry to run {} in a terminal to see more details.\nAnd make sure GNS3 and VMware run under the same user.".format(vmrun_error,command_string))
"Please remove it or allow VMware VM '{name}' to use any adapter.".format(attachment=self._vmx_pairs[connection_type],
adapter_number=adapter_number,
name=self.name))
elifself.is_running():
elif(yield fromself.is_running()):
raiseVMwareError("Attachment '{attachment}' is configured on network adapter {adapter_number}. "
"Please stop VMware VM '{name}' to link to this adapter and allow GNS3 to change the attachment type.".format(attachment=self._vmx_pairs[connection_type],
raiseaiohttp.web.HTTPNotFound(text="Port {}/{} for {} not found".format(other_node["adapter_number"],other_node["port_number"],other_node["node"].name))
ifport.link_type!=other_port.link_type:
raiseaiohttp.web.HTTPConflict(text="It's not allowed to connect a {} to a {}".format(other_port.link_type,port.link_type))
@ -299,6 +307,12 @@ class Link:
Dumpapcapfileondisk
"""
ifos.path.exists(self.capture_file_path):
try:
os.remove(self.capture_file_path)
exceptOSErrorase:
raiseaiohttp.web.HTTPConflict(text="Could not delete old capture file '{}': {}".format(self.capture_file_path,e))
grossmj
6 years ago