Hey guys, I faced the same problem that you'all are facing. First of all let me tell you that IOU is available only to the Cisco Employees. So if you're not the one you can't use it. But that's not the case.! You can get you own IOU license if you have a blank VM with Linux installed. Web IOU will also do. Just follow the steps: 1.

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Change the hostname and hostid in the new VM. Change hostname with gns3-iouvm type command as hostname gns3-iouvm now type command hostid, you should be able to see 00000000 ( 8 0's ) 3. There is python crack which is available on net ( I am attaching the file ) 4. Copy the CiscoIOUKeygen.py to your new VM using WinSCP. Execute the file as per the link.

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In Python3, print in now a function. Meaning you should have something like this print () not ' as it was in the earlier versions of Python. Print '*********************************************************************' becomes print ('*********************************************************************') I'd recommend running the keygen.py file using python 2.7 and not version 3. As thats what works for me. If you need to change the hostid, you can use this shell script to set a value you like. If you need, to make a copy of the keygen.py file and then statical set your hostid and hostname variables in the file and run it.

In this post I will be running through the installation of the public release of GNS3 version 1.1 on a clean install of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. I am using the Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 LTS distribution, however I have also tested it on a clean install of the standard Ubuntu 14.04 LTS with unity Step 1: Install the required dependencies for GNS3 and IOU To get the system ready we first need to install the required dependencies. All of the commands that follow are run as root, so first sudo into your root account. Sudo su Dependencies are programs that are required in order for the application you are installing to run correctly.

These can be compliers, library files or even certain other applications. Sudo gnome - desktop - item - edit / usr / share / applications / -- create - new Once you execute the above command the Create Launcher window will pop up: 1.

Select an Icon to use for GNS3. Select the type of launcher, In this case we will be using “Application”. Give the launcher a name, in this case GNS3.

This is the command we will run when clicking on the launcher, “gksu gns3” will run GNS3 as root. Click ok and the luncher will be created. You can now save this to your desktop, dock or run from unity.