Alright, let's go ahead and get this network set up.
We're going to get the Ubuntu machine put out there, connect it to an unmanaged
switch,
and make sure it can reach our edges 13 and 14.
So once again, we're going to follow the process of just finding an Ubuntu
server here,
dragging it out, and then we're going to call this host, and we're going to
call it
host 10-13.
And then we go to configuration, and we're going to change the host name here
to match.
So that it's in the configuration when it boots up, don't forget to click save.
And then we switch over to the network configuration, and we're going to paste
in the code that
we've provided in ADEPT.
So we should see that we're on the 10.10.13 subnet/24.50 is the address for the
host, and
the default gateway is going to be dot 13 dot 13.
So we're going to say save here.
And then now we need to actually connect it up.
So we're going to look for an unmanaged switch right there at the bottom of the
list.
And then we'll just go ahead and go to settings here, change the name.
Let's call it something like VPN 10, just so that we know which VPN we're
talking about
here.
And then we're going to connect it up.
So I'm going to add a link to edge 13 here.
And yeah, we'll go ahead and connect it.
Actually, let's connect this.
We're going to make this consistent.
Just connect it since edge 14's gig two interface is already in use.
Let's make sure that we're connecting this to gig three on both sides.
That way it's the same interface on both of these edges.
And then I'm going to add the last link over here to our host.
And then I can click on each individual one and start them up.
And at this point, we just need to wait for them to come fully online.
Once we're online, we can log into the Ubuntu machine and test it.
Now keep in mind the way that we connect to our machines here, we're going to
use the
breakout tool.
And so when I go to my home link here, I can see that the template is enabled
or the specific
CML lab is enabled.
But I do have to click refresh, which disconnects me from all of my existing
sessions.
And then I can click in here to make sure that I do see host 1013, it is in
there.
Incidentally, we got to keep an eye on our host count here because CML personal
, the base
edition gives us 20 nodes by default.
And we're starting to get pretty close to that.
We still got a little ways to go, fortunately.
But we do have to keep an eye on that.
Either way, I'm going to back out here, click on, and then I should have access
to the instance,
the Ubuntu server.
So let me go ahead and click over to that.
And I fired up port 2007, which is what the breakout cable said or breakout
tool said
is the port and use for the Ubuntu machine.
And there we go.
So remember default login is Cisco Cisco.
That's there in the configuration as well.
If we want to change it.
And now I should be able to establish connectivity out to the routers.
Now I haven't actually configured the IP address yet.
And so there's not much I can do here other than IP address, which will tell me
whether
or not I got my network configuration in place.
It looks like we do.
I've got 10 dot 10 dot 13 dot 50 right there.
And so we should be good for network communications.
But again, I haven't actually configured my edges yet with network connectivity
.
So I have nothing I can ping.
But at this point, we should be good to move forward and start configuring
those edge devices.