I love it! These are bigger improvements than we have ever seen from the entire VIRL 1.x history (that I can recall), and in only ~6 months. I'm very happy to see where CML-P 2.x is going. I'm really hoping v2.2 UI will have labels for interfaces, area maps, etc. With the effort that the team now seems to be putting in, I'm excited to see how they implement it.
While you need to have download access to the SD-WAN QCOW2 files from Cisco.com, you can find node and image definition files to use within CML at github.com/CiscoDevNet/cml-community. There are READMEs there, too, that provide more information.
If you use the bare metal installer, you could put it inside a KVM VM. However, that is not an officially supported deployment model (i.e., not formally tested).
This is not like Packet Tracer. CML orchestrates full instances of the core network operating systems as virtual machines, whereas Packet Tracer pretends to be network devices by emulating CLI commands and some underlying functionality. As a general rule, you can take advantage of more network features using CML than you can with Packet Tracer.
I love it! These are bigger improvements than we have ever seen from the entire VIRL 1.x history (that I can recall), and in only ~6 months. I'm very happy to see where CML-P 2.x is going. I'm really hoping v2.2 UI will have labels for interfaces, area maps, etc. With the effort that the team now seems to be putting in, I'm excited to see how they implement it.
I hope they add port labels also.
Ralph is a fucking hero! Such a legend!!
I have Problem with configuration, some devices doesn‘t work.
The setup ist complete and the lab is ready for use .so what is the rong
Thanks
I am new to this setup, can you recommend a pc that can handle setting up CML. Currently having issues finding a processor to turn on Vt-x
Any idea how I can resolve inserthostname_here> while accessing iosvls (switch)?
Hi. It's a very useful video for cml users. Could you guide me to input sdwan (vbond, vmanager, vsmart and vedge) to cml?
While you need to have download access to the SD-WAN QCOW2 files from Cisco.com, you can find node and image definition files to use within CML at github.com/CiscoDevNet/cml-community. There are READMEs there, too, that provide more information.
Is it supported KVM hypervisor now ?
Thank you in advance.
If you use the bare metal installer, you could put it inside a KVM VM. However, that is not an officially supported deployment model (i.e., not formally tested).
Is there a way to add notes like text boxes?
This is coming in the 2.5 release due out early next year.
Can i use this as a Packet Tracer?
This is not like Packet Tracer. CML orchestrates full instances of the core network operating systems as virtual machines, whereas Packet Tracer pretends to be network devices by emulating CLI commands and some underlying functionality. As a general rule, you can take advantage of more network features using CML than you can with Packet Tracer.
@@xorrkaz is CML in is on subscription basis.
@@innocentdoodles1938 Yes. CML is licensed annually.
@@xorrkaz will I get nodes like asa firewall, wireless access points, Nexus switches.
@@innocentdoodles1938 You will get ASAs and Nexus switches. There are no virtual APs.