So I have made some more findings about Dynamips Running more hypervisors is not more effecient than running one, will load balance over cores anyway GNS3 is just a hassle, stick with Dynagen if you have a set topology This
Dynamips – loadbalanced hypervisors
As most CCIE candidates know Dynamips runs much better on Linux. Many of us run Windows at work or as our primary OS and might be afraid to mess around with partitioning and dual booting. There is a safer alternative
Ubuntu on a stick
Since I have started studying for the CCIE I needed a lab. I don’t have the space/money to get a dedicated home lab so I have to use Dynamips and GNS3 instead. It is well known that Dynamips runs better