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This document provides steps to deploy two Huawei NE40E routers on a virtual machine and connect them to test ping functionality. It describes downloading the NE40E VM image, starting two router instances, using svrptool.sh to connect the routers over UDP tunnels, and configuring port forwarding and router interfaces to enable pinging between the routers.

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This document provides steps to deploy two Huawei NE40E routers on a virtual machine and connect them to test ping functionality. It describes downloading the NE40E VM image, starting two router instances, using svrptool.sh to connect the routers over UDP tunnels, and configuring port forwarding and router interfaces to enable pinging between the routers.

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Ridha AYEB

This documents describe how to deploy Huawei NE40E router on a virtual environment using NE40E
VM. I go throw running two NE40E routers instance under the VM and connect them and make a
simple ping test.

Next step is to make it communicate with GNS3, I think it’s just matter of some UDP tunneling and
port forwarding

Step 0
Deploy NE40E VM with the below .ova file under VirtualBox (not VMware Workstation)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kUDj-gTRY_i6EqN-2iUMyA2heqP5KHdu/
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Step 1
Start the NE40E VM
Wait until finish booting then access using SSH
Username: huawei
Password: huawei

Enter sudo mode


sudo su
Password: huawei

Step 2
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Start two routers

cd /opt/svrp

./start_svrp.sh router1

Wait until starting router1 finish booting

Access to router1 by telnet to 127.0.0.1 on port 20101

Then start router2


./start_svrp.sh router2

Access to router2 by telnet to 127.0.0.1 on port 20102

Step 3
Connect the two routers using svrptool.sh (udp tunneling)
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Under /opt/svrp
Connect router1, board 1-1, port 0 to remote host udp port 5602
./svrptool.sh router1/1-1/0 linkto 192.168.56.1 5602 toR2 192.168.1.100 18660

Connect router2, board 1-1, port 0 to remote host udp port 5601
./svrptool.sh router2/1-1/0 linkto 192.168.56.1 5601 toR1 192.168.1.100 18661

Check link/ports state

Step 4
Create port forwarding on your machine using PassPort tool (run as administrator and create the
below rules

https://sourceforge.net/projects/pjs-passport/files/latest/download

Step 5
Configure router 1 and router 2 ports
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Step final
Ping from router 1 (10.0.0.1) to router 2 (10.0.0.2)

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