The change need reboot to take effect. After reboot, I am able to use this new Juniper vMX in my eVPN lab. To change this default behaviour and use local PFE, I need to add a new line vm_local_rpio=”1″ to /boot/nf and save the file. The reason is: Since 14.1R4, Juniper vMX will try to connect to a remote PFE, which means a different virtual machine as PFE. Although I can power on this new version vMX, I still can’t really use it for my eVPN lab. Till now, in the Unetlabe GUI, I am able to select this new Junos version for my vMX. Then uploaded the file “” to this newly created folder and renamed the files as “hda.qcow2”. # qemu-img info grep file.format file format: qcow2 Like adding a normal image, I created a new folder /opt/unetlab/addons/qemu/vmx-14.1R4.8. I downloaded the 14.1R4.8 doemestic img file from Internet: Interestingly, I used CLI qemu-img and found that the Juniper image file is qcow2 format! As I need to use the newer version for my eVPN lab (eVPN HA), I had to try my own best to get one.

However, I can’t find a packaged 14.1R4.8 image for Unetlab.

Download Free Vmx Jinstall Vmx 141r110 Domestic 4,2/5 9633 reviewsĪccording to Unetlab, Unetlab support the following version vMX: 14.1R1.10-domestic and 14.1R4.8-domestic I can get the 14.1R1.10 easily from Internet.

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