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EVE-NG (Emulated Virtual Environment — Next Generation) uses virtual machine images for network device vendors and appliances to build lab topologies. This write-up explains what EVE-NG images are, where to get them, legal and technical considerations, how to prepare and upload images, and tips for troubleshooting and optimization.

Where to obtain images

• Official vendor websites (recommended): Cisco, Juniper, Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, etc. Check product pages and support portals for virtual appliances or trial downloads.
• Vendor community or user forums: sometimes provide instructions to build images from official ISOs.
• Open-source projects: websites for pfSense, VyOS, OPNsense, etc., provide free images suitable for EVE-NG.
• EVE-NG community resources: the EVE-NG documentation and community forums provide image conversion guides and examples (follow licensing rules).

2.5 Firewalls (Palo Alto, Fortinet, Check Point)

• PA-VM (Palo Alto): Free 15-day trial (requires registration).
• FortiGate VM: Free 14-day trial (sign up for FortiCloud).

1. SSH into EVE-NG:

   ssh root@<EVE_IP>
   

2. Navigate to the Folder:

   cd /opt/unetlab/addons/qemu/
   

3. Create the Image Directory:

   mkdir -p vIOS-15.6-2-T
   cd vIOS-15.6-2-T
   

4. Upload the Image (using SCP from your local machine):

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   How to Download & Install EVE-NG Images: The Ultimate Guide

   One of the first hurdles in building a virtual lab with EVE-NG (Emulated Virtual Environment - Next Generation) is finding and installing the correct images. Unlike some all-in-one solutions, EVE-NG requires you to bring your own operating systems (Cisco, Juniper, Windows, Linux, etc.). Navigate to the Folder: cd /opt/unetlab/addons/qemu/