Special thanks to Buddy who sent us these files. Please say thanks to him. Now you can practice most TSHOOT Tickets with Packet Tracer v6.1. Please download all the tickets in one file here: https://www.networktut.com/download/Cisco_PT_6_1_TSHOOT_Package.zip. All the guides were included in that file.

Do you have the OVA files for this lab? OVA labs available in here. You can download this material in PDF form so you can use it in the. Resource Files/Network Administration & Engineering/Cisco CCNA 640-878 SPNGN2/TShoot-VM-3-14c.ova 4.26 GB. Download CBT.

Note: Please use at least the final Packet Tracer v6.1 (STUDENT Release) or above to open them. Below is a screenshot of the pkt files:

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From Buddy:

Please notice: It’s mainly all the Packet Tracer TSHOOT L2 based trouble tickets, that needs to be reconfigured with STATIC IP addresses at the PC Clients by today

Thus when reconfiguring the two PC Clients with static IP addresses, please remember to also EXCLUDE the two Client IP addresses (.3 and .4) within the DHCP Pool at DHCP Server R4, at the same time.

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Special thanks to Marcus for creating the TSHOOT topology with EVE-NG network emulator (currently this is one topology file with working configuration, not the tickets). You can download this file here: https://www.networktut.com/download/TShoot_300-135-TT_EVE-NG.zip. Below is screenshot of the EVE-NG file:

Note:
+ EVE-NG emulator must be installed to open this file.
+ This file uses these IOL images (but you may use other IOL images):
– i86bi_LinuxL2-AdvEnterpriseK9-M_152_May_2018.bin
– i86bi_LinuxL3-AdvEnterpriseK9-M2_157_3_May_2018.bin
+ Importing steps:
1. click ACTIONS/Import external labs
2. select target lab but don’t unzip it then import
3. BEFORE starting any nodes on ASW1,ASW2,DSW1,DSW2 select the Layer2 IOL image that is present in your eve.
4. click More actions/Start all nodes

Downloading the GNS3 VMDatamax e class dmx e 4203 driver for mac.

In this document we will explain the import of the GNS3 VM for VMware, but instructions for VirtualBox are similar (instructions for using the new Hyper-V and KVM versions of the GNS3 VM will be discussed in a separate post).

VMware is a better option because it’s faster and supports nested virtualization (the VMs inside the VM are accelerated by your CPU). The speed difference is important and some VMs will be too slow on VirtualBox* (see note 2).

WARNINGFor GNS3 1.3 please read this documentation.

Users running the GNS3 VM in Workstation Player should look at Note 3 at the end of the article, for a fix with WS Player 15.x versions and VIX 1.17

You can obtain the GNS3-VM in several ways. You can download it via www.gns3.com by selecting this link below the link to the main GNS3 application itself:

Clicking that link will open up this “pop up”, allowing you to select either the Virtualbox, VMware Workstation/Fusion, or VMware ESXi versions:

(the VMware Workstation version is shown, for illustration purposes).

These will be .zip archives, so make sure you choose “Save as…” when downloading them, and then extract them for import into your hypervisor of choice.

The second option is to browse to the GNS3 release page on github, where you can download the GNS3 application, the various versions of the GNS3 VM, and the source code from the same section:

WARNINGRunning the VirtualBox version on VMware or the VMware version on VirtualBox will not work

WARNINGVMware Workstation and VMware ESXi require different GNS3 VM files

NOTEVMware Fusion is the marketing name for VMware Workstation on Mac OSX

A third option is to download it via a provided link in the GNS3 Setup Wizard:

When you click that embedded link, it will automatically start downloading the GNS3-VM .zip file from the GNS3 github release page.

In order to see this particular option, you’ll need to choose the “Run modern IOS (IOSv or IOU), ASA, and appliances from non-Cisco manufacturers” option in the Setup Wizard, as shown below, since this indicates that you will want to use the GNS3-VM (the other two indicate either local or remote server use only):

NOTEThe GNS3 VM has a built in upgrade mechanism so you will not need to download again for every release.

Please note that VMware Workstation Player is free and you can get 20% off VMware Workstation Pro and VMware Fusion thanks to our deal with VMware.

Note_2

Nested hardware virtualization functionality, and nested paging, were added to Virtualbox starting in version 6.0, but with a caveat: It is currently only available to users with desktops/laptops that have AMD CPUs (such as their recent Ryzen processors). Support for this feature with Intel CPUs has been stated to be forthcoming.

This means that with supported CPUs, it is viable to run the GNS3 VM in Virtualbox 6.x (Virtualbox 6.0.12 was the latest tested, as of this writing). Questions about when Intel CPU h/w virt will be available for Virtualbox should be directed to the Virtualbox support forums only, not the GNS3 forums!

ExQuilla was originally developed by R Kent James. Due to retirement, Kent has handed ExQuilla over to us. We will maintain ExQuilla from now on. We have been involved with Thunderbird for 20 years and contributed core parts of Thunderbird. ExQuilla, also called ExQuilla for Exchange, is a Thunderbird add-on software that allows the Mozilla Thunderbird email client to connect to some Microsoft Exchange servers and receive and send emails via such servers. This document This EULA agreement governs your acquisition and use of ExQuilla. Just go to the addons page in Thunderbird, search for ExQuilla, and install it from there. Go to the addons page in Thunderbird. Click on Extensions on the left. Click into the search bar at the top right, enter 'exquilla' and hit Enter. In the page that opens in a new tab, next to 'ExQuilla', click Add to Thunderbird. ExQuilla is an addon for Mozilla's. ExQuilla is an addon for Mozilla's Thunderbird email client that allows access to both messages and contacts stored on Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 or 2010. ExQuilla uses EWS (Exchange Web Services) for access to the server. Users interested in installing the Mac version of FINAL FANTASY XIV can download it here. Minimum System Requirements. Below are the minimum system requirements for FINAL FANTASY XIV for Mac. Minimum System Requirements. MacOS Mojave 10.14, macOS Catalina 10.15. Applicable model. IMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014) or higher. Free Disc Space.

Use of Virtualbox to run the GNS3 VM will be covered in a separate article

Note 3:

Users running the GNS3 VM in WS Player have been reporting issues with the available versions of VIX and Player 15.x. A workaround for the problem is located in this forum thread.