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i try to unpack with 7zip and transfert VM-disk1.vmdk and VM-disk2.vmdk by the terminal command but it don't run the "qm importovf" command with this error. root@pve:/tmp# qm importovf 110 "GNS3 VM.ovf" local warning: unable to parse the VM name in this OVF manifest, generating a default value invalid host ressource /disk/vmdisk1, skipping invalid host ressource /disk/vmdisk2, skipping root@pve:/tmp# it's the /tmp folder : root@pve:/tmp# ls 'GNS3 VM-disk001.vmdk' 'GNS3 VM.ova' 'GNS3 VM-disk002.vmdk' 'GNS3 VM.ovf' GNS3_VM-disk1.vmdk systemd-private-adce0996830e4dc6997b92ef1243becf-chrony.service-p1J1GU GNS3_VM-disk2.vmdk systemd-private-adce0996830e4dc6997b92ef1243becf-corosync.service-3TcbXz 'GNS3 VM.mf'

Thank you for the message. I'm happy it helped you!

Haha, I really didn't think of that resemblance! If I had access to weapons, I would have leaned into that! Sadly, as a norwegian, I had to use a pipe from a defective microphone stand :-P

I have thought about it. I plan on changing from a "physical pfSense router" to a virtual OPNsense router for my lab network. I will be setting up a test network before going ahead with that which I plan on making a guide on. I sadly don't have a time-frame though.

Thank you for the kind words!

Skål!

I'm glad you like the video! Thank you for the kind words!

Nice to see that it wasn't useless to make the video even though what happened around VMware!

That's great to hear! I will be setting up a new gns3 server and I do not remember how I did it!

Hello! Which key are you referring to?

@@Divgitally the key is request in Rustdesk network --- ID/relay server , thanks

@@sparkli1983 Aha! That is extra security that was either not up and running when I made the video or i could not figure out. I have not kept myself up to date on Rustdesk due to using Twingate and remote desktop instead.

@@Divgitally thanks , i may download the old version to use .

You have to run the command: docker logs hbbs *** you can find the Public Key to use for your clients, on third line -> Key: *** If running the command you get a permission error, you can solve in this way: sudo chown -R your_username:docker /var/run/docker.sock sudo chmod 660 /var/run/docker.sock sudo service docker restart

I'm happy to help! Thank you for the message!

Thank you for the message! I'm happy the video helped you and still is usable!

@@Divgitally Hey actually I do have one question. At the 5:00 mark where you open the GNS3 console and it displays the IP address. I need this to be a static IP address but it's giving me a DHCP address. Which means every time I shut the GNS3 VM down in Proxmox and then reboot, it gives me a different IP address. Then I have to take that and paste it into the GNS3 client page. This is a real hassle. How do I change this IP to static? Thank you in advance.

@@martyg2333 Hello! There are 2 ways. 1: Log into your router and make a static entry there. Most routers should have some options for that, but i can't promise that all routers have it. 2: in the console of your GNS3 server (5:00 in the video) press the enter key then navigate down to network. Here you should get the possibility to set a static ip address. I currently don't have a GNS3 server up myself to run through it, but I should have included that in the video!

@@Divgitally Hey brother that worked, thank you so much. I have my own network setup at home with DHCP setup on a Cisco 2960X and wanted my GNS3 server to be in my server VLAN and option #2 allowed me to set the IP to static so it's now part of my dhcp excluded range. I really appreciate your quick response. You're the man!

@@martyg2333 Hello! Great to hear you got it working to your liking! Because of working with CCNA I have had to stay with Packet tracer, but GNS3 is the better system to use for learning in my eyes! I absolutely cannot promise quick reply's but i do try!

Wierd! This is the first time I have heard about it. Where does it stop? If you want help, you can contact me on discord on the server I have linked in the description. It is a bit more easy to help out when I can look at screenshots

@@Divgitally Interesting, looks like two images I downloaded few months ago from MS were a no-go. Recent one just went right on!

@@TheDarmach I have come across not being able to license windows server if i don't have the correct ISO for that license. They probably have more blocks similar to that!

I'm happy the video was useful for you! I wasn't sure how many would still be able to use ESXi after uploading this video.

Hello! That is no problem! You will just have to "create" the VM first. By that i mean you do everything you need to create a VM in Proxmox, but you dont include a harddrive for that VM. Then you convert and import the disk image into that VM.

@@Divgitally Excellent! Thanks! I just need to hear that if the .xml was required and it is not from what you are telling me... EXCELLENT!!!!!

@@thomastexwilson7323 That is correct. You just need the "hard drive".

That is High praise! Thank you! I'm really happy to be able to help you out and the video was useful!

Hello! I'm glad you figured it out! I actually believe I ran into the same issue with that not long ago when setting it up directly on the hardware. Same solution as you if I remember correctly.

Happy I could help! nd hopefully, I get time to make more videos so I can keep you as a subscriber!

A mix between AI and being trained on my non native English voice. Fun to have tried, but ultimately, more hastle than it was worth to me.

Exactly what I was missing when it comes to guides! Thank you for the feedback!

I'm glad it was useful to you! Thank you for the message!

That looks awesome! I have had to take down my lab for a little bit, but once I have it up again. I have to test that system. Thank you for mentioning to me!

Sure you can! What I would do is to have the same interface you access Proxmox with as WAN for openwrt, then you can easily add Proxmox to the LAN side when you have gotten the router up and running.

Haha, thank you! I really appreciate messages like this!

Hello! It has been a long time since I was troubleshooting this program, but i remember getting an error if one machine used the local IP address and another machine used the external IP address. If you have Discord you can share some images of settings on the server i have linked in the description and i will try to see if i can find an error.

Thank you for the feedback! I'm glad the video was helpful!

I have not tried converting everything, but as far as I know, you should be able to convert most things!

Happy it helped you out and thank you for the feedback! When I set it up I had to do a full format because it was previously used for Windows, but I should have made that clear!

I plan on making one for adding to LXC or linux server doing it completely in terminal, but that's a bit late for helping out now.

Jo takk du, men hva gjør du oppe så sent. Det er viktig å hvile hodet når man har fagprøve! :-)

@@Divgitally Jobbet sent måtte fikse noe greier med fagprøven 😅

Er ikke lett å sovne når man har en stor og viktig oppgave hengende over seg!

Hello! I'm happy to hear from you! I'm good. How about you? For now I have a few smaller projects I wish to do, but i should be done with CCNA instructor training in August which takes up quite a lot of time outside work. I don't have any plans for the long run at the moment. I have a few ideas for ways to go with the channel, but have yet to sit down and actually make a proper plan :-)