lab 1.1 HOW TO INSTALL MIKROTIK ON PNETLAB

HOW TO  INSTALL MIKROTIK ON PNETLAB 

 

1. Click the PNET.ova module in VMware.

Right-click on the mouse, hover the mouse over “open with VMware.Player.”

2. After opening it, enter your name in the Virtual.Player import. 

3. A screen like this will appear. Wait until it finishes loading.

4. After that, record the IP address in Notepad listed in the VMWare section “use https or http”.

5. Then press enter and a password prompt will appear. For the username, type “root” and for the password, use “123” or the password that was changed previously.

6. If it is correct, a password screen like this will appear, then enter “123.”

  

7. Then repeat the password “123” that you typed earlier. 

8. After that, change “example.com” to your own name. 

9. Then, add the IP address.

10. After that, copy and type Microsoft Edge/Google Chrome. A screen like this will appear, then select “Offline Mode.”

11. Next, fill this in first.

12. After that, the login screen will appear as shown below. Click on the file icon in the upper left corner.

13. Then add a new lab name called “LAB 01.”

14. Next, right-click and select “node.”

15. Next, add Mikrotik, open the WinSCP application, and when this screen appears, enter the IP address in the “host name” field, then enter the username ‘root’ and finally enter the password “123.” After that, click login.

16. After that, select add,/<root>, opt, unetlab, addons, and qemu

17. Next, click on the directory and when the display appears, add Mikrotik by typing “mikrotik-6.49” and then click OK.

18. After that, upload the chr-6. 49.3 file and rename it to “hda.qcow2.”

19. Then activate Mikrotik so that it is recognized by PNETLab. Type/opt/unetlab/wrappers/uni_wrapper -a fixpermissions, then press “ENTER.”

20. Next, go to PNETLab and right-click to select “node,” then add “Mikrotik RouterOS” and add ATM Red png, then change the RAM to 64, and change the Secondary Console to Winbox and the internet to 5, then save.

21. After that, add Net and save.

22. Next, add a Virtual PC (VPCS) like this

23. Then connect everything.

24. Then add labels according to each absence.

25. Once connected, add the text “Mikrotik Installation at Pnetlab”

and add the text “Created by: ”your name" 

26. Finally, click on the red Mikrotik until it appears like this 

then type “system identity set your own name”

CONCLUSION 

Installing MikroTik on PNETLab allows users to run and test RouterOS in a virtual networking environment. The process generally involves downloading the MikroTik RouterOS image, importing it into PNETLab, configuring network interfaces, and starting the instance. Once installed, users can simulate, configure, and experiment with MikroTik routers without needing physical hardware, making it an efficient solution for learning and network lab testing.