Here at Blindhog.net, we have issued tutorials for connecting Windows or Linux to a physical network using gns3, but apparently, there is a little difference for MacOSX. I recently received an email from one of our readers, Ivan Pletenev. Ivan describes how to connect GNS3 to internet through wifi-interface in MacOSX. You will find his writeup below. Thanks Ivan!
December 2008
How to connect GNS3 to the internet in MacOSX
Posted by Josh on Sat 27 Dec 2008Categories: Cisco , Cisco Routers , Dynamips , GNS3 , MAC - [14] Comments
Status Update 12/23/08
Posted by James on Tue 23 Dec 2008Categories: CCIE , Cisco , Cisco VOIP - [3] Comments
Wow. It has been awhile since I last posted. It’s amazing how time flies this time of year! I do apologize for the lack of updates, but between work, the holidays, and my studies, I haven’t made the extra time, until now
Linux Bridging for GNS3 LAN communications
Posted by Josh on Fri 19 Dec 2008Categories: CCIE , Cisco Routers , Dynamips , GNS3 , Linux , Voice LAB - [36] Comments
I apologize for the delay in posting the next tutorial in the virtual voice lab but I ran into a problem communicating from the HQ router to the host Ubuntu server. I thought I was able to communicate from the HQ router to the host during the Headquarters build tutorial….but I was wrong.
Voice Lab – Frame-Relay WAN
Posted by Josh on Wed 3 Dec 2008Categories: CCIE , Cisco , Cisco Routers , Cisco VOIP , GNS3 , Voice LAB - [17] Comments
This is the Frame-Relay WAN section of the Virtual Voice Lab. In this tutorial, you will learn how to connect Branch 1 and Branch 2 routers to the Headquarters router using frame-relay PVCs.
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Status Update 12/02/08 – CCIE Voice Lab Exam 3.0 Announced!
Posted by James on Tue 2 Dec 2008Categories: CCIE , Cisco , Cisco VOIP - No Comments
Well, the big news today in the CCIE world is that Cisco has finally announced the much anticipated changes to the CCIE Voice Lab read here. Although I have placed a lot of time in my preparations for the current voice lab, I feel this change is way over due and definitely needed. Not only will it bring the exam contents more in line with what we are deploying in the real world, we can finally get rid of some of those things that are EOS and outdated ( later 6500CatOS, and don’t forget to take your whacked out QoS with ya! )