Bu default IOU image NVRAM size is small not enough for complicated topology.
Router#dir nvram:
Directory of nvram:/
6 -rw- 1636 <no date> startup-config
7 —- 5 <no date> private-config
1 —- 38 <no date> persistent-data
8192 bytes total (5475 bytes free)
Router#
Usage: <image> [options] <application id>
<image>: unix-js-m | unix-is-m | unix-i-m | ...
<application id>: instance identifier (0 < id <= 1024)
Options:
-e <n> Number of Ethernet interfaces (default 2)
-s <n> Number of Serial interfaces (default 2)
-n <n> Size of nvram in Kb (default 16K)
-c <name> Configuration file name
-d Generate debug information
-t Netio message trace
-q Suppress informational messages
-h Display this help
-C Turn off use of host clock
-m <n> Megabytes of router memory (default 64)
-L Disable local console, use remote console
-u <n> UDP port base for distributed networks
so add IOU option -n64 into command which allows NVRAM increased to 64K.
#!/bin/bash../wrapper-linux -m ../i86bi_linux-adverterprisek9-ms -p 2001 — 1 -n64> /dev/null 2>&1 &
Now looks what we got for NVRAM.
Router#dir nvram:
Directory of nvram:/
29 -rw- 1636 <no date> startup-config
30 —- 5 <no date> private-config
1 —- 38 <no date> persistent-data
32768 bytes total (30051 bytes free)
Now should be enough for certification importing to test PKI.
