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xorrkaz
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Thanks for doing this. Can you include a README for this node def that explains how to go about getting/building an image def for it? Also, can you lowercase "microsoft" to be consistent with other vendor names here.
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sorry, didnt realize i committed the node def...
still learning here.. is there a way i can pull that back?
i was working on putting that on a different branch.. but got busy
with my real job lol.
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Thanks for doing this. Can you include a README for this node def that explains how to go about getting/building an image def for it? Also, can you lowercase "microsoft" to be consistent with other vendor names here.
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i removed it off of my fork... let me know if you can still see it...
i can re-add it later when i get a bit to write it up properly
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Thanks for doing this. Can you include a README for this node def that explains how to go about getting/building an image def for it? Also, can you lowercase "microsoft" to be consistent with other vendor names here.
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# This is the 1st commit message: Add an overarching README for the CCNA labs. # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#2: Add Check Point Gaia node and image definition (CiscoDevNet#43) * Adds Check Point Gaia security appliances * add a readme * Moving path to allow other CP platforms # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#3: Remove min_count property. # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#4: Add some warning text about how best to use ISE. # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#5: Use markdown properly. # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#6: Add Windows Server 2022. (CiscoDevNet#45) # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#7: Add a link to Katherine's blog on getting ISE eval. # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#8: Bump documented memory to 256 MB. # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#9: Improve out of the box use of FTDv. Submitted by: Tomas Mikuska # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#10: Allow for a min_count for interfaces. # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#11: Improve out of the box use. Submitted by: Tomas Mikuska # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#12: Correct interface numbering. # This is the commit message CiscoDevNet#13: Make the day0 proper JSON.
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its not perfect... but it works pretty well for routers/switches/wan emulators....
i havnt tried servers and stuff like that yet...
Let me know what you think.
thanks
Ben