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A 16GB initial base/default image will be used.It will require an additional 80GB of HDD space once you have put it up in the lab. It will apply to any new lab in which you set up an ISE node. Make sure you have enough space on your EVE HDD when planning it.



Utilizing your eve ng ise account, download the installation ise-2.7.0.356.SPA.x86 64.iso image.

Establish an SSH connection to your EVE and create an ISE image folder there.

Create the directory /opt/unetlab/addons/qemu/ise-2.7.0.356.Connect to your EVE with WinSCP or FileZilla via SCP or SSH, and then upload the ise-2.7.0.356.SPA.x86 64.iso file to this directory.From EVE CLI 3. to upload an ISO file to cdrom.iso, go to your freshly formed ISE folder and rename the file.

cd "ise-2.7.0.356" /opt/unetlab/addons/qemu"

Create a virtual hard drive for your ISE

create -f in /opt/qemu/bin/qemu-img virtioa.qcow2.qcow2 200G

Add a new ISE node to an existing LAB in EVE and connect it to your home management cloud. The ISE node's configuration is CPU x4, RAM x16384M, and 1 xEthernet. VNC console was first used during installation.

Imge edit's Qemu line:

Machine type: PC, Accelerator: KVM, SMBos: 1, Product: KVM -vga std -rtc base=utc -serial mon:stdio -nographic -no-user-config -nodefaults -display none

Start the ISE node, then shut it off when the setup prompt comes. Using EVE CLI, move the picture from the lab's temporary folder to the default image location. The lab ID from the previous command is used, and since we added a single node to the lab, the node ID is 1 as well. User POD number 0 is in the line below. Admin pod is zero.

qemu-img commit virtioa.qcow2 cd /opt/unetlab/tmp/0/72b1903b-4885-4a1c-b9e2-aed46032583a

Delete the ISO image for the installation CD:

The command is: rm -f /opt/unetlab/addons/qemu/ise-2.7.0.356/cdrom.iso

Correct permissions

fixpermissions /opt/unetlab/wrappers/unl wrapper

Go to your ISE image directory using the CLI.

cd "ise-2.7.0.356" /opt/unetlab/addons/qemu"and execute the command sparsify:

virtioa can be compressed with eve-sparsify.

 

 

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