Re: Anyone using a 2011 MBA i7 w/ GNS3?

If you're going to use dynamips/GNS3, you might as well setup a remote
server to host your virtual routers. You can use dynagen + dynamips
remotely, and if you want a graphical interface (GNS3), you can use NX/SSH
for tunneling X11. Then again, I don't know the limitations of your travels
and how available an internet connection would be. But the big bonus is that
you could use a Macbook air, or whatever light weight netbook you like.

-Yuri

On Sun, Aug 14, 2011 at 12:36 AM, Edwin Campbell <edwin.l.campbell_at_gmail.com
> wrote:

> Greetings everyone,
>
> I am inquiring to see if anyone is using a 2011 Macbook Air i7 with GNS3...
>
> I am currently using a 15'' i7 Quadcore MBP to run GNS3 with INE's training
> material, but I travel a good bit and I want to lighten the load if
> possible. I read that the new MBAs now have a big boost in processing
> power,
> but I just wanted to check with the masses to see if anyone is using one
> with GNS3 and if so, how is it holding up...
>
> If it's works well, I plan on getting rid of my 15'' and getting a maxed
> out
> 13 MBA...
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> Edwin
>
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