CML Labs

 This page contains labs that you can use with some of the documentation.


Some of the labs will require additional configuration that will be documented as needed. For example, underlay networks for VXLAN will be part of the lab setup but the "underlay" for QOS will be done already.

Some of this is on purpose some of this is nexus devices not keeping configurations when downloaded.


INTRO:

Layer 3: This lab can be used with the Layer 3 Basic Routing page.

Layer 3


QOS:

VRF:

VPC: This lab is what I used to wright up the config guide for vPC.

VPC

This is an alternate VPC with HSRP that is much larger and contains a basic network out to a provider over NAT as well. This does not have dedicated instructions, but the VPC page should be all you need.

VPC HSRP


MPLS:

VXLAN:

OSPF:

BGP:

Advanced BGP:

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