
Install gns3 2.1 on windows 10 by configuring the gns3 gui and vm with a suitable hypervisor. You must supply your own device operating system images, such as Cisco IOS.
Learn to download and install the GNS3 GUI for Windows, meet minimum and recommended system requirements, and complete the setup wizard with default options.
Learn to troubleshoot GNS3 installation on Windows 10, disable firewall and antivirus, reboot, and seek help from the GNS3 community while preparing to build your first topology.
Install and launch GNS3 on Windows 10, create a basic topology with an Ethernet switch and two VPCS, then configure IPs and ping to verify connectivity.
Discover how to build a basic Cisco network in Gns3 using Cisco iOS images with the local Gns3 server, and learn where to obtain images via Cisco viral license.
Install Gns3 2.1 and import Cisco IOS images via Dynamips. Create a two-router lab, assign IPs and loopbacks, enable OSPF, verify with show commands, and save configurations.
Learn how to import Cisco viral images into GNS3, including iOS v, Asav, Nexus, and iOS XR, and use the GNS3 VM with VMware or Fusion for robust topologies.
install and integrate the gns3 vm with gns3 2.1, importing the gns3 vm and enabling it in the gns3 gui. note vmware workstation 14 issues; downgrade to version 12.
Install and configure GNS3 2.1 by importing Cisco VIRL IOSv, enabling kvm, and running two IOSv routers in a nested virtualization setup to build a routed network and verify connectivity.
Configure and run dynamips routers on the GNS3 VM, integrate with Cisco VIRL, and build multi-device topologies to exchange routes via a routing protocol and test connectivity.
This hands-on GNS3 lab teaches configuring a GRE tunnel across a simulated internet, with IPsec encryption, using RFC 1918 addresses and BGP, plus DHCP and Ubuntu client verification.
Configure dhcp on the two customer routers’ gigabit zero one, assign a static ip on gigabit zero zero, set up dhcp pools for Ubuntu clients, and verify bindings before tunneling.
Configure a GRE tunnel between two customer routers, assign IP addresses (DHCP or static), observe encapsulation, and enable ibgp across the tunnel to exchange routes.
Configure an ipsec lab in Gns3 by setting up ipsec vpn between customer routers, creating dhcp pools for Ubuntu clients, enabling nat, and validating connectivity to cisco.com across the tunnel.
Configure an IPsec VPN between two routers with static routes, dhcp pools, and nat. Validate tunnel connectivity using Ubuntu clients in a GNS3 lab.
Understand how IPsec tunnels encrypt traffic and protect sensitive data, as Wireshark shows cleartext ICMP between endpoints versus encrypted ESP payload between routers.
Configure a dmvpn lab in gns3 that uses bgp on isp routers across two as, establishing a hub-and-spoke full-mesh vpn with gre and ipsec, plus dhcp and nat for Ubuntu.
Configure DMVPN using BGP, GRE, and IPsec across a three-router topology, establishing iBGP between ISP routers, advertising networks, and validating VPN tunnel connectivity in a GNS3 lab.
Configure DMVPN labs with BGP over GRE and IPsec, using loopback update sources, establishing internal and external neighbors, IGP integration, and verifying prefixes through BGP show and reachability tests.
Configure a DMVPN with BGP, GRE, and IPsec across a full-mesh topology with the hub site, verify OSPF and BGP routes, and configure DHCP pools for Ubuntu clients.
Demonstrates configuring a dmvpn hub-and-spoke with bgp, gre, and ipsec, using a vpn config generator to automate tunnel setup and verify connectivity.
Configure a full-mesh dmvpn with static and dynamic tunnels using bgp across hub and spoke sites, testing connectivity with ping and dmvpn outputs; plan nat for ubuntu clients.
Configure nat on customer routers for dmvpn, enable ip nat inside/outside with overload, verify dns and internet access for ubuntu hosts, and prepare to enable encryption on the vpn tunnels.
Enable ipsec encryption on dmvpn tunnels and configure isakmp policy, transform set, and ipsec profile in the gns3 lab, then verify encrypted traffic and BGP/GRE with ping and show commands.
Configure for DMVPN: set up BGP, GRE, and IPsec across multiple customers, establish tunnel and crypto peer relationships, and verify encrypted connectivity via ping tests.
Configure a dynamic ipsec vpn using fully qualified domain names, with dhcp on internet interfaces, nat, and dns; verify ubuntu clients and cisco.com reachability as ip changes.
Configure dynamic ipsec vpn between two customer routers using dhcp on the internet facing interfaces, create dhcp pools, enable nat, verify reachability, and establish a dynamic ipsec tunnel.
Configure dynamic IPsec VPNs between two Cisco routers using a VPN config generator, handling dynamic IP addresses on both sides, NAT, IPsec, pre-shared keys, and ping-based testing for encryption.
Explore how dynamic IP addresses affect a site-to-site IPsec VPN, using DNS lookups (FQDN) instead of hard-coded IPs, and updating the DNS server to reestablish connectivity.
Learn how to configure multiples Cisco VPNs using GNS3.
Download the GNS3 labs and try yourself! Or watch me configure the VPNs.
You will get downloadable GNS3 portable project files which you can import into GNS3.
Learn how to practically configure Cisco VPNs including:
- GRE
- IPsec
- DMVPN
and more!
Ask yourself these questions:
- Are you ready and prepared for the VPN labs in the CCNA, CCNP or CCIE exams?
- Are you able to troubleshoot Cisco networks?
Answer:
This course helps you prepare for the exam and gain the confidence to pass the exam!
There are many topologies and many labs in this course!
Requirements: This course uses Cisco IOS images from Cisco VIRL and GNS3. To be able to complete the labs, you will either need physical equipment or virtual IOS images. For example: Cisco VIRL IOSv and IOSvL2 images; or physical routers and switches.