Eve-ng Professional Edition Crack Download
Shanae Maerz
I know it is a corner case, but the main reason for me to buy Ryzen platform was to support my (Cisco) networking studies. I need a lot of cores and a lot of RAM for this, let me explain my current situation:
So I use a virtual appliance under VMW player, named EVE-NG (v2.0.3-105) community edition for network device virtualization (www.eve-ng.net). It is a free software built on Ubuntu.
Based on their guides, I successfully set up different Cisco network devices by installing their relevant images. Guides are here: -ng.net/index.php/documentation/howtos/
Cisco IOS XR console will start on the 1st serial port
Cisco IOS XR aux console will start on the 2nd serial port
Cisco Calvados console will start on the 3rd serial port
Cisco Calvados aux will start on the 4th serial port
I contacted the eve-ng team about this (they are very helpful), and I got a response that they do not support AMD CPUs at all because the behavior of the AMD cpus are not predictable in nested virtualization so they cannot guarantee anything.
Additionally, in their forums someone stated that the virtualization capabilities of Ryzens are not as good as the Intels VT-x and VT-d this is why there are issues.
I don't know if it is true or not I am not a virtualization expert.
also, I asked about this issue in a Cisco forum, but there is nothing, but silence. Cisco also has their own non-free eve-ng like solution, named VIRL. I had the exact same issue under VIRL. xrv9k couldn't boot up most of the times.
This is why I didn't extend my subscription last year.
I'm posting here, mostly, to show support. When I purchased my 3950X, I was aware that MS didn't support nested virtualization for AMD, but have been led to believe that the issue is that AMD has not worked with MS to enable the function/feature under the Windows environment. This issue was documented by MS back in 2016 (Nested Virtualization Microsoft Docs ) and has not been remediated to date. I just tried to turn on nested virtualization under Hyper-V and this is still an issue under Windows 10 1909, build 18363.628.
I don't know, for sure, that this is the issue you're seeing with VMware Workstation and your VMs running there, but I suspect it is. There is an ongoing discussion here ( ) that is also related. The only answer, I believe, is ESXi, if you require nested virtualization from AMD.
thank you sir for your support. I will check your thread. I am afraid it is not MS's fault... I feel like it is something with the microcode / hardware itself. Maybe AMD-V is not that "feature rich" as Intel's vt-x / vt-d? I don't know, just guessing...
I will build my setup using linux, so no MS will be involved. the problem is, it takes a ton of time... I don't have days to troubleshoot HW / SW issues... I would USE my expensive system because this is why I spent a lot of money...
But I also found the article below. This fella shares his experience about running EVE-NG on Ryzen 7. He hasn't mentioned which model, I believe its Ryzen 1700. However, I believe Ryzen 1700 and Ryzen 3 are the same microarchitecture.
Nested Virtualization has been available since, at least, Windows Server 2016. It works just fine on Intel Core and above. I've even run ESXi nested on top of Server 2016+ using nested virtualization through a technique similar to the following article:
In my case, not matter what the host OS is (win10 or Ubuntu), no matter what the Hypervisor is (VMWare player or KVM), the symptom is the same. So no Hyper-V in my case. The root cause my be the same... the only common point is the CPU: Ryzen.
Was not able to create a new image myself "virtioa.qcow2" with iso XRV downloaded from cisco, he start, but then after 6-7 min, he says ERROR : only one CPU detected, the system cannot boot on single CPU platform
For more testing, have bought INTEL CPU, and was able to boot all image XRV qcow2 without any issue, so intel is best for sure. But poor performance. Intel 7 only 8 core, versus 16 core with Rizen 7. So have switch back to AMD, and after some research, discover works with that version 5.3.2
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