Now we're going to start wrapping this one up as far as platform as a service
so we can start
getting ready for our infrastructure as a service skill which is coming next.
And we're going to do
a little bit of a challenge and solution to kind of tiny things up. As you can
see here, we're in our
catalyst center sandbox in our demo for Cisco to simulate our platform as a
service model.
And on the bottom left here, we have our Cisco modeling labs. Now we haven't WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
And on the bottom left here, we have our Cisco modeling labs. Now we haven't
really touched
on this yet and I wanted to save it for the challenge and solution because it
plays into some of
the other stuff that is available inside of our sandbox here. If we can go and
copy the IP address
and then open up another tab and go to H or just paste that in and go to the
site, you may get
a log on window. But as we remember, if we go back to the catalyst center tab,
excuse me, this one,
we can go in and de-click our modeling lab, scroll down to access details and WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
we can go in and de-click our modeling lab, scroll down to access details and
you can see all the
log in information here. Now we're going to go back to our CML dashboard and
you'll notice that
this is starting a little bit familiar. We're going to double-click on the
admin gold lab.
And as it opens up, you'll see switch one, two, three, and four. Now this looks
very familiar.
If we go into our catalyst center and into our inventory, which I went to top WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
If we go into our catalyst center and into our inventory, which I went to top
left, go to provision
and inventory and I'll let it reload real quick. That's where these four
devices come from.
Well, you can actually add to that and open up consoles and do configurations.
And that's where our
challenge comes into play. Because I want you to be familiar with how to
configure and take a look
at some of these devices more in depth. So we're going to go back to our CML
tab and here we have
switch one. And we're going to go in into our config mode as the right side WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
switch one. And we're going to go in into our config mode as the right side
opens up here. Oh,
my bad. Let me move my pretty picture over real quick. And so that way you can
see a little bit
better. We're going to open up our hit our config button. And you can see here
that we have the
configuration for our actual switch one. Now at this point, you can actually go
through and take a
look at what's actually going on inside of the switch and how it's configured WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
look at what's actually going on inside of the switch and how it's configured
to align with
the interfaces, some of the access control lists, and also the default gateways
, what network it's on,
and all this good information, which I'm glad you brought that up right click
on the switch. And then
you will see the console pop up. Now, when you pop this up, you will see open
console. I don't know
why Cisco does this in twos, but you can actually open up console and be in the
actual console of that WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
actual console of that
switch. The challenge for this skill is just to be able to go inside of switch
two and see if you
can actually access the CML on your own and make some minor tweaks and take a
look around inside of
switch two. If you feel so brazen to go and try to add another device, here's
how you do it real quick.
You're going to go up to the top and you're going to click on the little
triangle icon. And you could WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
triangle icon. And you could
select a different device and just drag it out into your map just like so. You
can even go so far
is to drag it over wherever you want and then right click and go to add link.
This will allow you to be
able to plug in similar inside of packet tracer if you're familiar with that
into a different device.
And you can see where it would say what plot ports do you want to plug into?
That's the super secret
challenge to this one. If you want to add another device and add it to your Ked
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lest Center overview,
you would have to go and take a look at switch one two three and four to see
how their configuration is
and also do some basic VIGs like network and configurations to make sure that
it's actually
on the actual network itself and communicating with the rest of the actual
network and devices.
Because you can go in here and see where the actual excuse me if you select the
actual switch one
and go to edit device and go scroll down a little bit you can actually see how WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:900000
and go to edit device and go scroll down a little bit you can actually see how
the credentialing is
done completed in order for our Kedlest Center to be able to view and manage
those different
network devices. Remember the challenge for this one is to be able to go in at
least open the console for
in switch number two which is inside of our Cisco modeling lab. I'll see you in
just a minute.