Click on the node, choose your newly installed version from the dropdown menu, configure the desired CPU/RAM allocation, and click . Right-click the node on the canvas and click Start . 6. Troubleshooting Common QEMU Image Issues Issue 1: The Node Turns Blue, Then Immediately Shuts Down

In this article, we will focus on downloading QEMU images for EVE-NG, including the process of finding, downloading, and importing QEMU images into EVE-NG. We will also cover some common issues that users may encounter during the process and provide tips for troubleshooting.

Create a new directory following the naming rule (e.g., asav-9.16.1 ). Upload your downloaded image file into that new directory. Step 3.3: Rename the Hard Drive File

for direct download due to licensing. Instead, users must obtain these images from official vendor sites or community repositories and then prepare them for the emulator. 1. Where to Get QEMU Images

VM-series images are available on the Palo Alto support portal. For version 10.2.3 and above, EVE-NG 6.0+ is required.

eos-download --image vEOS-lab --version 4.25.7M --eve --noztp

Inside the folder, the virtual hard drive must be named exactly as EVE-NG expects—most commonly virtioa.qcow2 , hda.qcow2 , or cdrom.iso . 2. Where to Safely and Legally Download QEMU Images