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I think you were not active this week this group, we have updated all the PNETLab Versions
18 July 2026
SurajI think you were not active this week this group, we have updated all the PNETLab Versions
where are the downloads links?
xso there's no way I can download it right now?
Nope, if anyone have then they can DM you else I will dm you after few hours
AbadyHello there
Do I insane pnet lab on cloud vps without VMware or VirtualBox and how ?
You can install PNETLab on on VPS, make sure they have Intel Processors and Virtualization Enabled
No, there is no PNETLab Docker images
Team, noob question (if not the right place, please let me know): I'm trying to connect a bridge network node to a network switch (802.1q) node and it seems it's not possible. Something like:
VM 11 -> Bridge Node 1 (Corp) -> Switch dot1q (access vlan:10)
VM 12 -> Bridge Node 1 (Corp) -> Switch dot1q (access vlan:10)
VM 21 -> Bridge Node 2 (Guest) -> Switch dot1q (access vlan:20)
VM 22 -> Bridge Node 2 (Guest) -> Switch dot1q (access vlan:20)
VM 31 -> Bridge Node 3 (Servers) -> Switch dot1q (access vlan:30)
VM 32 -> Bridge Node 3 (Servers) -> Switch dot1q (access vlan:30)
Switch dot1q (trunk) -> pfSense -> Cloud0
Does this makes sense? Or do I need router node mandatory in pnetlab?
👽Team, noob question (if not the right place, please let me know): I'm trying to connect a bridge network node to a network switch (802.1q) node and it seems it's not possible. Something like:
VM 11 -> Bridge Node 1 (Corp) -> Switch dot1q (access vlan:10)
VM 12 -> Bridge Node 1 (Corp) -> Switch dot
I know I can connect straight to switch dot1q and use canvas labels to organize visually. Just checking if it's possible to connect network nodes one another
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Hi there! Newbie here. When you say you released version 8, is it a stable version or beta?
👽Team, noob question (if not the right place, please let me know): I'm trying to connect a bridge network node to a network switch (802.1q) node and it seems it's not possible. Something like:
VM 11 -> Bridge Node 1 (Corp) -> Switch dot1q (access vlan:10)
VM 12 -> Bridge Node 1 (Corp) -> Switch dot
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Go to networks and select the 802.1q switch. Not the bridge one
connect the device
then go to the switch and assign the vlan to the device that you want
Jediel BarretoGo to networks and select the 802.1q switch. Not the bridge one
connect the device
then go to the switch and assign the vlan to the device that you want
thanks... so I need to assign the device straight to the 802.1q switch... I can't use bridges between.
Ok for example you can put the 8021q switch. then let say you need 3 vlan use 3 bridge and connect the bridge to the switch, so brd1 = vlan 10, bridge2 = 20 bridge3 = vlan 30
then connect all pc that you want in in the same vlan to the respective bridge
but still you would need a L3 router for inter vlan routing
another scenario is dont use bridge use all dot1q switch and you can conbine pc of different vlan in different location for example
Jediel BarretoOk for example you can put the 8021q switch. then let say you need 3 vlan use 3 bridge and connect the bridge to the switch, so brd1 = vlan 10, bridge2 = 20 bridge3 = vlan 30
then connect all pc that you want in in the same vlan to the respective bridge
but still you would need a L3 router for int
bridge can't be linked to switch (unless we change the 802.1q switch to a actual node - IOL or similar). Try on your canvas... you can't link a network node to another... switch to router-nat, bridge to switch... none works