There are some features that eve-ng and gns3 have in common. We'll go through a few of the features that make the two applications different from one another and may help you decide which one to use.

The networking emulators Eve-ng and gns3 lab download are both free. Even yet, GNS3 is entirely free and open source, and as there are no ongoing monthly or yearly license costs, both small and large businesses find it very appealing to use. The user's only costs will be incurred when purchasing the necessary licenses from the vendor or buying the gadget itself in order to access the photos.

Both the community version and the pro version of Eve-ng are available. There are some restrictions with the community edition.

Features of gns3 lab

In the edition, the following primary features will restrict you:

• Instead of 1024 nodes in the pro edition, you are only allowed 63 nodes per lab.
• Only one user may be logged into the application at a time in the community edition, and links to devices that are already powered on are not allowed.
• just one active lab at a time
• From Windows 7 through Server 2019 and Mac OS X, gns3 cisco nexus can be installed. Furthermore, ESXI and Bare metal cloud service providers support the gns3 virtual machine. Installing straight on your system or computer will do if you are just starting out in your studies and looking to develop fundamental topologies.
• It does not install the gns3 vm, only the all-in-one setup. You should switch to the gns3 vm setup if your current setup starts to become inadequate.