Henrik Thostrup Jensen

+1 for this feature I typically just create a user with an ssh key, and set some interface/protocol options. It would be very nice to be able to feed in...

@plajjan Yeah, I meant to load in my own configuration. I don't really have an opinion on the how the vrnetlab configuration should be loaded. I'll make a new ticket...

Unfortunately, yes. Fx https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/junos/topics/task/configuration/sensor-junos-telemetry-interface-configuring.html I cannot find the reference, but a piece of juniper documentation said that grpc must be on that port (but must still be set in the...

I've managed to run it on two cores (but with 5 virtual), but it doesn't really lower the cpu usage. It might run with fever cores, but if it takes...

Hi (sorry for the response time, mostly working in batch mode right now) So it wasn't really in purpose I did this :-). I mostly work within a linux vm...

The following seems to do the trick quite nicely: docker run -d --privileged --cpu-period=50000 --cpu-quota=35000 vr-vmx:15.1F4.15 This will limit the vmx container to 70% cpu time, and it seems to...

Hi I tried the additional sleep and it seems to work. I the current setup I start 8 vmx and 10 vqfx, and it brought up 7/8 vmx (vqfx just...

Hi I'm having similar problems with vqfx as well. Quick hack is to simply set the version in the makefile: VERSION=19.4R1.10 It also uses vmdk images and converts them to...

Hi I have a branch that works with vqfx 19.4 over here: https://github.com/NORDUnet/vrnetlab/tree/vqfx_qcow Will make pull request

Yeah, it is missing healthcheck.py, which should have been copied from ../common into docker/ Either try and copy it in manually, or add: ``` cp ../common/* docker/ ``` to the...