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In order to keep the initial demands on the host machine low, only one vSRX will be spun up; the second and third vSRX's are commented out in the relevant Vagrant control file (imaginatively called `Vagrantfile`).
## What's in this repository?
## 1. <a name='Whatsinthisrepository'></a>What's in this repository?
Here is the directory structure:
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└── Vagrantfile // The Vagrantfile that describes the resources you are going to spin up
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## Requirements:
## 2. <a name='Requirements'></a>Requirements
### Git:
### 2.1. <a name='Git'></a>Git
The easiest way to download this repository is to use Git.
|| <p> VirtualBox does not work on M1 Macs. Sorry, Mac users!|
### Vagrant
### 2.3. <a name='Vagrant'></a>Vagrant
Vagrant uses node and connectivity definitions in a control file (by default called `Vagrantfile`) to orchestrate the creation of multi-device virtual environments. It can use several such environments - we are going to use VirtualBox.