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Overall rating: 4.77 Instructor: 4.79 Materials: 4.83 VXLAN was the first MAC-over-IP overlay virtual networking technology that could be used to implement large-scale layer-2 multi-tenant virtual networking solutions within the VMware’s vSphere ecosystem. Since its introduction in 2011 various VXLAN implementations introduced scalable control plane, hardware gateways, and standardized scale-out architectures based on BGP MPLS Ethernet VPN (EVPN).
Version 2.0 of VXLAN Technical Deep Dive webinar describes:. The basics of VXLAN technology;.
VXLAN integration with the layer-3 data center network core;. Benefits and drawbacks of VXLAN versus its competitors (NVGRE and STT);. VXLAN implementations in hypervisors switches;. Integration with vCloud Director;. Large-scale VXLAN solutions, including unicast mode VXLAN and EVPN-based scale-out architectures;.
Hardware VXLAN gateways and VLAN-to-VXLAN integration options;. Use of VXLAN in data center fabrics (Arista, Cisco ACI) and OpenStack Quantum. Availability This webinar is part of roadmap and accessible with standard subscription Contents The webinar covers the following topics:. The overview of VXLAN technology;. Multicast-based VXLAN and its hypervisor-based implementations;.
Proprietary VXLAN control plane solutions;. Standard scale-out VXLAN-based architectures using OVSDB and EVPN;.
VXLAN gateways and their integration with VXLAN controllers;. VXLAN as transport method in data center fabrics. VXLAN Technology Overview This section describes the VXLAN architectural model, packet formats and forwarding principles, including the use of IP multicast to emulate layer-2 flooding. The design guidelines presented in this section will help you integrate VXLAN-based virtual networking solutions with large-scale IP-based data center networks. Multicast-Based VXLAN Initial VXLAN implementations used IP multicast to establish MAC-to-VTEP mappings in hypervisor virtual switches. This section describes the technical details of multicast-based VXLAN and two hypervisor-based implementations: Cisco’s Nexus 1000V and native vSphere 5.1 implementation included in vCloud Networking and Security (vCNS) group of products. Proprietary VXLAN Control PLanes Virtualization vendors quickly realized that they cannot sell a solution that depends so heavily on IP multicast, and started implementing proprietary control-plane solutions that replaced multicast-based flooding with hypervisor-based packet replication, and dynamic MAC learning with control-plane information gathering.
This section describes three typical proprietary control-plane architectures: Cisco Nexus 1000V, VMware NSX for Multiple Hypervisors and VMware NSX for vSphere. Standardized Scale-Out VXLAN Solutions This section describes EVPN-based approaches that allow network designers to build scale-out VXLAN-based architectures. The implementations mentioned in this section include Cisco Nexus 1000V, Nuage VSP and Juniper Contrail. VXLAN Gateways VXLAN segments are completely isolated from the rest of the network. You need gateway functionality if you want to link a VXLAN segment with a traditional VLAN or insert network services (routing, firewalling or load balancing) between a VXLAN segment and the rest of the network. This section lists most common gateway solutions, from VM-based products (example: vShield Edge or vASA) to hardware gateways (Arista 7150, Cisco Nexus 9300, Brocade VDX 6740), and describes various design scenarios that you can use to implement large-scale multi-tenant private- or public cloud solutions. VXLAN Use in Data Center Fabrics One could use Arista’s VXLAN implementation to build large-scale layer-2 data center fabrics.
VXLAN is also a fundamental building block of Cisco’s ACI architecture. This section will describe the approaches network hardware vendors use to build overlay data center fabrics with their hardware VXLAN gateways. Happy Campers. Ivan Pepelnjak, CCIE#1354 Emeritus, is an independent network architect, book author, blogger and regular speaker at industry events like Interop, RIPE and regional NOG meetings.
He has been designing and implementing large-scale service provider and enterprise networks since 1990, and is currently using his expertise to help multinational enterprises and large cloud- and service providers design next-generation data center and cloud infrastructure using Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) approaches and technologies. Ivan is the author of, highly praised, and dozens of and -related technical articles published on. Target Audience If part of your daily job includes VMware network connectivity, OpenStack or IaaS infrastructure, be it on the server or networking side, you simply have to attend this webinar, regardless of whether you’re a network architect, network designer, or an implementation guru. Prerequisite knowledge This webinar assumes familiarity with and, and basic understanding of IP routing and IP multicast. Watching and before attending this webinar will also help you better understand the technical details.
One of the most anticipated videos series in INE history is now available in our streaming library – Cisco’s! This course is part of our new, which also currently includes the following new courses:. Access to these courses and more is now available through subscription. Our CCIE Data Center version 2.0 Rack Rental system is now in beta testing phase. And I will contact you directly with more details on timing and availability. Our CCIE DCv2 Rack Rentals consist of the following:.
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Nexus 9300 ACI Spines. Nexus 9300 ACI Leafs. Application Policy Infrastructure Controller (APIC). Nexus 7000s with F3 line cards. Nexus 5600s.
Nexus 2300 & 2200 10GigE Fabric Extenders. UCS C series rack servers. UCS B series blade servers.
UCS 6248 Fabric Interconnects. Nexus 1000v virtual switch. Dual 10GigE attached hosts for application testing.
Fibre Channel SAN. iSCSI SAN The visual topology topology diagrams are as follows.
Now that Cisco Live US 2016 is winding down, we’re going full steam ahead with our CCIE Data Center version 2.0 Blueprint updates. Some important upcoming dates in the short term are:. July 25th – CCIE DCv2 Written & Lab Exams Go Live. For those of you that have already spent time working on the DCv1 blueprint and are transitioning to DCv2, I would highly recommend to check out the online class the week of August 1st. I’ll mainly be focusing on the technologies that changed in the blueprint, such as Nexus 9k, ACI, BGP EVPN signaled VxLAN, etc. Additionally, our new class and rack rental topology has been finalized.
Some of the key topology changes are as follows:. Nexus 9K 9336PQ ACI Spines. Nexus 9K.
This morning I’m in Las Vegas for Cisco Live 2016, and am attending which focuses on the new CCIE Data Center v2 updates. I’m live blogging the session so please feel free to submit your questions for the CCIE team as a comment here and I’ll try to get an answer for you. Update 6 – 13:55PDT - UCS will be running 3.x, not 2.x as currently listed on the blueprint. Update 5 – 11:30PDT - Starting Storage Networking now.
Interested to see what the scope is going to be now with the MDSes removed and the N9K’s added. Update 4 – 09:15PDT - One major format change for the CCIE DCv2 Lab Exam is the introduction of the Diagnostics section, similar to other tracks such as RSv5. Here are some highlights and demo questions illustrating the format of the Diag section. Diag section consists of one or more independent Tasks. Each Task can have one or more Questions.
Questions are typically 1 point apiece, but could be 2 or 3 points. Each Question within a task is graded individually. It is possible to get Task. Congratulations to on passing the CCDE Practical Exam this week, and becoming a NONTUPLE (9x) CCIE & CCDE! Neil was a student in both my CCIE Data Center Bootcamp and CCDE Bootcamp within the past few years, and is truly an inspiration to us all. Neil’s brother is also a CCIE in Data Center.
Neil likes to introduce himself and his brother to people at Cisco Live that they have 9 CCIEs between the two of them! This year Neil gets to bump that up to 10 CCIEs and CCDE between the two of them! Neil for sure will win the longest badge this year at Cisco Live 2016 Las Vegas! Neil currently works for VMWare as an NSX Systems Engineer, is a VMware Certified Implementation Expert — Network Virtualization (VCIX-NV), and has plans to pursue the VMware Certified Design Expert (VCDX).
Congrats Neil! This coming Tuesday, April 19th 2016, at 09:00 PDT (17:00 UTC) I will be joining the VIRL team for a discussion and demo of using cloud hosted servers, VIRL, and INE material for CCIE preparation, with a focus on large topologies (30+ devices). The. The session will also be simulcast on. Specifically in this session I will be covering:. How to deploy VIRL on cloud servers. Loading INE topology files into the VIRL cloud instance through GIT.
Launching and managing multiple large topologies Attendees will also have an opportunity to submit questions to me as well as the VIRL team. Hope to see you there! Cisco has just announced.Important dates for the changes are:. Last day to test for the v1.0 written – July 22, 2016.
First day to test for the v2.0 written – July 25, 2016. Last day to test for the v1.0 lab – July 22, 2016. First day to test for the v2.0 lab – July 25, 2016 Key hardware changes in the v2.0 blueprint are:.
APIC Cluster. Nexus 9300. Nexus 7000 w/ F3 Module. Nexus 5600. Nexus 2300 Fabric Extender.
UCS 4300 M-Series Servers Key technical topic changes in the v2.0 blueprint are:. VXLAN. EVPN. LISP. Policy Driven Fabric (ACI) More details to come! Cisco changed the CCIE Lab Exam retake policy to an exponential backoff, meaning that the more attempts you took at the lab the more time you had to wait between attempts.
Is now available for viewing in our. This course includes over 35 hours of new content for CCIE Routing & Switching Version 5, including both technology review sessions as well as a step-by-step walkthrough of two new CCIE RSv5 Mock Lab Exams. These as part of INE’s. This class is designed as a last minute review of technologies and strategy before taking the actual CCIE RSv5 Lab Exam.
Each of the two Mock Labs covered in class are subdivided into three sections – just like the actual exam – Troubleshooting, Diagnostics, and Configuration. Technical discussion of the labs is through our Online Community,. Happy Labbing! I had an interesting question come across my desk today which involved a very common area of confusion in OSPF routing logic, and now I’m posing this question to you as a challenge!
The first person to answer correctly will get free attendance to our upcoming, which runs the week of June 1st 2015, as well as a free copy of the class in download format after it is complete. The question is as follows: Given the below topology, where R4 mutually redistributes between EIGRP and OSPF, which path(s) will R1 choose to reach the network 5.5.5.5/32, and why? Bonus Questions:. What will R2′s path selection to 5.5.5.5/32 be, and why?. What will R3′s path selection to 5.5.5.5/32 be, and why?. Assume R3′s link to R1 is lost.
Does this affect R1′s path selection to 5.5.5.5/32? Tomorrow I’ll be post topology and config files for CSR1000v, VIRL, GNS3, etc. So you can try this out yourself, but first answer the question without seeing the result and see if your expected result matches the actual result! Good luck everyone!
In an effort to make our have a better fair scheduler, we’ve implemented a new QoS policy for them as follows:. Users can have a maximum of 3 concurrent sessions scheduled. Sessions can be a maximum of 9 hours apiece. Maximum hours per month limit is now removed.
Base sessions (Nexus 7K/5K) and add-ons (UCS/SAN & Nexus 2K/SAN) are now 8 tokens per hour Note that these changes will only affect new session bookings, not any sessions that you already have reserved. For those of you looking for more dedicated rack time I would suggest to look into our, where students get 12 days of 24/7 access to all hardware platforms in our racks (Nexus 7K/5K/2K, MDS, & UCS). Happy Labbing! Do you think you have what it takes to become a featured instructor at INE? We are looking for talented individuals to propose and execute new courses across multiple domains including: networking, programming, systems administration, and security.
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Troubleshooting Lab 3 and Full Scale Lab 3 have now been added to the! The new uses the Full Scale Lab 1 logical topology, but breaks all of the protocols you’ve previously built.
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I suggest you take your time with each ticket so that you can fully digest why each fault occurs. Practice your time and knowledge skills by taking the Troubleshooting Lab 3 challenge! Is built on a brand new logical topology, and has a strong focus in MPLS and BGP technologies.
The solution guide features detailed breakdowns of each topic domain to give you a better understanding of the solutions used to solve each task. Keep in mind that there are multiple ways to solve most problems. For discussion on these new labs visit our online community,. Has now been added to the CCIE RSv5 Workbook. This lab is great for working on your configuration speed and accuracy when combining multiple technologies together. It also has a great redistribution section that I hope you’ll all enjoy More Full Scale, Troubleshooting, and Foundation labs are in progress and will be posted soon. Adobe acrobat x pro patch hosts file.
I’ll post another update about them when they are available. In addition to this we’ve added some feature enhancements to the workbook in response to customer requests and feedback.
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First, there is a new for the workbook that allows you to view all tasks, and to check off tasks that you’ve already completed. This will help you track your progress as you’re going through the workbook. You can additionally check off the progress of a task in the upper right hand portion of the individual lab page. Multiple bookmarks are now supported, and will be added to a section under the Table of Contents. When you open the workbook it will now also prompt you to load your latest bookmark.
Lastly, configuration solutions are now hidden by default when you open a lab. This will help prevent “spoilers” in the. After long anticipation, Cisco’s Virtual Internet Routing Lab (VIRL) is now publicly available. VIRL is a network design and simulation environment that includes a GNS3-like frontend GUI to visually build network topologies, and an OpenStack based backend which includes IOSv, IOS XRv, NX-OSv, & CSR1000v software images that run on the built-in hypervisor. In this post I’m going to outline how you can use VIRL to prepare for the CCIE Routing & Switching Version 5.0 Lab Exam in conjunction with INE’s CCIE RSv5 Advanced Technologies Labs. The first step of course is to get a copy of VIRL. VIRL is currently available for purchase from virl.cisco.com in two forms, a “Personal Edition” for a $200 annual license, and an “Academic Version” for an $80 annual license.
Functionally these two versions are the same. Next is to install VIRL on a hypervisor of your choosing, such as VMWare ESXi, Fusion, or Player. Make sure to follow the installation guides in the, because the install is not a very straightforward process. When installing it on VMWare Player I ran into a problem with the NTPd.
Cisco has announced their plans to transition the CCIE Service Provider certification blueprint from Version 3.0 to Version 4.0 starting May 22nd, 2015. There are four key points to this announcement, which are:. Lab Exam format changes. Hardware & software version changes. New technical topics added. Old technical topics removed CCIE SPv4 Lab Exam Format Changes The Lab Exam format of SPv4 has been updated to follow the same format as the new CCIE Routing & Switching Version 5.0.
This means the exam now consists of three sections: Troubleshooting, Diagnostic, and Configuration. CCIE SPv4 Hardware & Software Version Changes Following along with the current CCIE RSv5, CCIE SPv4 now uses all virtual hardware as well. Specifically the new hardware and software variants are as follows:. ASR 9000 running Cisco IOS XR 5.2. ASR 1000 running Cisco IOS XE 3.13S.15.4(3)S. Cisco 7600 running Cisco IOS 15.5(3)S.
Cisco ME 3600 running Cisco IOS 15.5(3)S Both the IOS XR and IOS XE variants are already available as virtual machines that you can download from cisco.com. Rack Rentals for INE’s CCIE RSv5 Workbook’s Troubleshooting Labs and Full Scale Labs are now available via the.
To access them login to, click “Rack Rentals” on the dashboard on the left, and then click “Schedule” under “CCIE Routing & Switching v5 Full Scale.” This topology uses 20 routers and 4 switches and is for both Troubleshooting and Full Scale Labs. The topology above it, “CCIE Routing & Switching v5″, uses 10 routers and 4 switches, and supports all the Advanced Technology Labs and Foundation Labs.
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The loading and saving of initial configs is supported through the Rack Control Panel, which can greatly save you time in your studies, especially with very large topologies such as those used in the Troubleshooting and Full Scale Labs. Additionally, and have been posted to the CCIE RSv5 Workbook. More Foundation, Troubleshooting, and Full Scale Labs are currently in development and will be posted soon. For discussion on these new labs please visit the, our online community.