Vqfx-20.2r1.10-re-qemu.qcow2 !!hot!! -

This looks like a QEMU disk image filename for a virtual network device, specifically a vQFX (virtualized Juniper QFX Series switch).

• CPU: 2–8 vCPUs recommended depending on features and scale; one should allocate at least 2 for minimal boot.
• Memory: 8–16+ GB RAM recommended (8 GB often minimal; 12–16+ GB for feature-rich labs).
• Disk: qcow2 size varies; allocate enough host storage for qcow2 backing file + snapshots (the file may be sparse — check with qemu-img info).
• NICs: multiple virtual NICs (use virtio for best performance); SR-IOV or macvtap optional for direct NIC access if needed.
• Host: Linux with QEMU/KVM support, libvirt optional.

The vQFX operates as a split-VM system where the RE handles the control plane and the PFE handles the data plane. RE Interface em0: Management/Admin VLAN. RE Interface em1: Dedicated link to the PFE's em1 interface. Traffic Ports: Vqfx-20.2r1.10-re-qemu.qcow2

However, for the vQFX specifically, the standard naming convention in EVE is usually: This looks like a QEMU disk image filename

: To enable actual traffic flow, the RE must be properly linked to the PFE VM via internal virtual bridges. Juniper Elevate Community Usage Use Cases Lab Testing : Ideal for testing VXLAN/EVPN CPU: 2–8 vCPUs recommended depending on features and