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Not exactly. It allows you to specify what you want to have in your lab at a higher level of abstraction and handles the details like IP addressing or basic routing protocol configuration. I did a few videos describing these ideas a while ago https://my.ipspace.net/bin/list?id=NetTools#NETLAB
I'm guessing you want to install the network device images like you did with EVE-NG. That's a bit more complex in netlab as you also have to add initial device configuration. However, I hope it's well documented here: https://netlab.tools/labs/libvirt/#building-vagrant-boxes
I'm assuming you have a Ubuntu VM up and running. Am I right?
Unfortunately, it's impossible to help you based on the above. Just imagine how easy it would be for you to troubleshoot a networking problem if all you got from a user would be "the network doesn't work" You should provide more information, for example "I executed command X. The I executed command Y and it resulted in error message Z" |
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Hello,
I know this is a dump question, English is not my mother tongue.
I have a Dell server with proxmox at home , I am currently using eve-ng for labbing. I would like to try netlab, because I believe it's like eve-ng but It has ready labs, that I can quickly create and work on them. I hope I get it right. If so, how do I install the images?
For some reason I am unable to install it Ubuntu24.04, I wonder if I am missing anything.
i tried the following commands
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If needed, install Python3 and pip3 with sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y python3-pip
Install Python package with sudo python3 -m pip install networklab or your preferred Python package installation procedure.
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Thank you
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