22 January 2026
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ishare2:
ishare2 installation instructions
Ensure your DNS is functioning correctly by pinging GitHub or Google:
ping raw.githubusercontent.com
0. (Optional) Remove old ishare2 configuration files:
rm -rf /opt/ishare2/ && rm -rf /usr/sbin/ishare2
1. Run the quick one-line installation command:
wget -O /usr/sbin/ishare2 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ishare2-org/ishare2-cli/main/ishare2 && chmod +x /usr/sbin/ishare2 && ishare2
2. Enjoy ishare2!
Extra notes:
- If you face errors downloading images with ishare2 run:
ishare2 config
Then press enter in all questions to use the default configuration.
- If you encounter any errors while configuring ishare2 related to the site i-share.top, send #remove_ishare to this chat to learn how to fix it.
See more installation methods in the GitHub README
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Try giving each vm 1G extra memory. I have tried vQFX, the newer switch and router images and even the evo
Images and found that the vMX inages runs with the least resource demand and the cli is pretty fast too. I would prefer a switch image but this is taking so much time to get right. With Cisco images none of this happens because they just work.
Zlatan pIndon’t know how to résolve this case :( if anybody have the solution , share it pls
sometimes when lab crash it will show like that.
Mark Gonzales#stable_v5
PNETLab version 5 installation/upgrade instructions
After installing PNETLab version 4.2.10 as base, run the following command:
curl -sL 'https://labhub.eu.org/api/raw/?path=/UNETLAB%20I/upgrades_pnetlab/bionic/install_pnetlab_latest_v5.sh' | sh
After the installation is completed, reboot your VM.
Mark Gonzales#beta_v6
📀 Installation instructions - PNetLab v6 BETA release
⚠️ Read the full instructions and important notes before starting the process. After you finish reading them, follow the process step by step.
Step 1
Download the Ubuntu Server 20.04 ISO and install the OS on a VM or bare metal.
Step 2
Run the installation script as root (copy-paste the full thing):
curl -sL https://labhub.eu.org/api/raw/?path=/UNETLAB%20I/upgrades_pnetlab/Focal/install_pnetlab_v6.sh | bash
After the installation script finishes running, reboot the server.
ℹ️ Important notes
- Make sure to enable Virtualization on your system BIOS and make sure your hardware supports nested virtualization.
Check if you meet the requirements by running:
grep -cw vmx /proc/cpuinfo
Check if KVM was installed correctly after the installation script finishes running:
kvm-ok
- When installed on GCP, skip the setup wizard by pressing CTRL + C after the first reboot and if you're tired of having to do that at every login, ask how to disable in this chat.
⚠️ Remember this version is still on beta so you might encounter bugs and unfinished features.
Bitje 志士雄Try giving each vm 1G extra memory. I have tried vQFX, the newer switch and router images and even the evo
Images and found that the vMX inages runs with the least resource demand and the cli is pretty fast too. I would prefer a switch image but this is taking so much time to get right. With Cisco
To answer my own question, vQFX and vMX, version 19 respectively 24 is the winning combination - kudos for labhub for hosting these images in ready to use format!
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List of notes in PNETLAB platform Group:
- apt_skip_ssl
- beta_group
- beta_v5
- beta_v6
- changelog_beta
- check-vt
- disable_wizard
- download_images
- fix_apt
- gcp_install
- generate_license
- ishare2
- mikrotik-template-v6
- nodes-troubleshooting
- passwords
- pnet_repo_fix
- proxy-fix
- recover_mysql
- recover-root-passwd
- remove_ishare
- reset_pnet
- resolv
- stable_v5
You can retrieve these notes by using /get notename, or #notename
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List of notes in PNETLAB platform Group:
- apt_skip_ssl
- beta_group
- beta_v5
- beta_v6
- changelog_beta
- check-vt
- disable_wizard
- download_images
- fix_apt
- gcp_install
- generate_license
- ishare2
- mikrotik-template-v6
- nodes-troubleshooting
- passwords
- pnet_repo_fix
- proxy-fix
- recover_mysql
- recover-root-passwd
- remove_ishare
- reset_pnet
- resolv
- stable_v5
You can retrieve these notes by using /get notename, or #notename
MustafaFirst you need to setup ise.
So you need to type setup and press enter then see last follow that instructions to configure ise
Thank you Mustafa. Yes. I figured it out.
23 January 2026