Hopefully, we took the time to go through this lab challenge,
making sure we understand how to build out a user in the local database,
which involves creating a role, in our case, creating a scope,
and then applying that to a user.
From there, if you have access to firmware and you want to practice in a lab
getting firmware upgraded, I highly recommend that.
However, again, as we've said, if we only have access to CML in our environment,
then we might not have the luxury of doing so.
But it's still worth going through the process and just sort of making sure we know
how to get software on there, what types of software go to which devices.
That's important as well, understanding the difference between Viptela and iOS XE
and then the fact that the manager runs its own software and Controller Validator
or vSmart and vBond run the same software within themselves.
And so that's important, but then also understanding the process to do the upgrade
and the activate and setting a default version if we so desire.
But this is how we go about managing our environment using SD-WAN Manager.
It has powerful troubleshooting tools.
It allows us to upgrade our software on all of our devices.
It allows us to manage users and permissions,
all very important parts of managing the SD-WAN environment
in a real-world production network.
I hope this has been informative for you, and I'd like to thank you for viewing.