Ramblings of an IT Professional

     Hello. Today, I will be showing you how to set up JunOS Olive in VirtualBox and get it added to GNS3. To accomplish this, you will need the following:      1. GNS3 -  https://gns3.com/software      2. VirtualBox -  https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads      3. JunOS Olive -  https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download&confirm=h4IB&id=0B0CNLUI2sBtRcU1Bb0FGWGNoeTQ  (Yes, it's safe. I promise.)      4. OPTIONAL - GNS3 VM -  https://gns3.com/software/download-vm Once you have everything downloaded, install GNS3 and VirtualBox (and optionally the GNS3 VM) like you normally would. I am not covering those installations here but there are plenty of guides on them if you Google around. Once they are installed, launch VirtualBox and GNS3. Now, lets start in VirtualBox. Click on "File" then "Import Appliance". On the next screen click the folder icon to the right and navigate to where you have the JunOS Olive Appliance saved. Double-click o

My me is Robert. I was born, raised, and currently live in the Greater Pittsburgh area. I am currently 31 years old, married, and have one child; a 4 year old girl. I graduated from. Montour high school in 2004. I currently hold an Associates in Science degree in Network Security and Computer Forensics from Pittsburgh Technical Institute (now Pittsburgh Technical College) which I graduated from in 2008. I currently work for a large national bank on their ATM help desk. I have been at my current job since November of 2008. I am going nowhere where I am now and have finally decided to get my stuff together and make a better career and life for myself and my family. I am currently studying for the JNCIA-JUNOS and CCNA R&S certifications. So, why am I starting this blog? Well, it's mostly to supplement my studies. I hear from many people that you should have something like a blog to solidify your knowledge and understanding of topics. It is said that you do not know something

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