Closed NealGooch closed 7 years ago
I will change the appliance to default to VNC. I have no idea why cisco stop publishing image with serial console enabled.
Which errors messages was display about the qemu binaries and VNC console?
Also if you want to experiment it seem we can improve the experience: https://gns3.com/discussions/asav-day0-iso
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I am running v2 RC2 with a remote main host (on an ESXi server). I downloaded the ASAv appliance along with the asav962.qcow2 image from Cisco.
I discovered the appliance is setup to use telnet for the console but actually needs VNC. So I went to edit the configuration of the device and ran into a couple of issues:
- QEMU binary can't be found leading to several error messages,
- Change the console to VNC leads to an error about VNC port numbers
As it happens I can still save the change and the appliance does actually work.
I'm guessing the gui is looking for the QEMU binary locally and not on the remote main server and I have no idea what is wrong with the VNC port number.
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For ASAs its console is turned off due to output tty (I think GNS3 forums had this i took it from) and its been a while like this (Cisco). I think VNC error is cosmetic for me as I can VNC (or there is some initial issue).
What I do is:
1 Work/boot via VNC
2 Device booted
3 stop device, start again
4 change settings back to telnet/console
Then right click ASA and configure console type back to Telnet and startup output will eventually appear on putty console.
Not sure if initial "console force" can be then templated to be the base image (linked image).
The VIRL ASAv image works with telnet out of the box if I remember correctly.
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For ASAs it console is turned off due to output tty (I think GNS3 forums had this i took it from). I think VNC error is cosmetic as I can VNC (or there is some initial issue).
What I do is:
1)Work/boot via VNC
- Device booted
copy disk0:/coredumpinfo/coredump.cfg disk0:/use_ttyS0
1.
stop device, start again 2.
change settings back to telnet/console
Then right click ASA and configure console type back to Telnet and startup output will eventually appear on putty console.
Not sure if initial "console force" can be then templated to be the base image (linked image).
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I changed the appliance file for VNC because recent Cisco images no longer have the serial and virl dropped their image :( You can no longer download it from their website
I am running v2 RC2 with a remote main host (on an ESXi server). I downloaded the ASAv appliance along with the asav962.qcow2 image from Cisco.
I discovered the appliance is setup to use telnet for the console but actually needs VNC. So I went to edit the configuration of the device and ran into a couple of issues:
1) QEMU binary can't be found leading to several error messages, 2) Change the console to VNC leads to an error about VNC port numbers
As it happens I can still save the change and the appliance does actually work.
I'm guessing the gui is looking for the QEMU binary locally and not on the remote main server and I have no idea what is wrong with the VNC port number.