Menu: Overview: 0:00 More surprises: 2:10 Differences between CML-E and CML-P: 3:04 Link to access CML lab: 4:39 How to book a lab: 5:12 AnyConnect VPN Software: 7:40 Access the Lab: 9:11 Troubleshooting: 10:15 Login in to CML: 13:00 Create and configure own lab: 14:00 Link to FREE lab: bit.ly/freecml Videos mentioned: CML-P Part 1: th-cam.com/video/sW5-jHLygFg/w-d-xo.html Previous DevNet VIRL: th-cam.com/video/TmGNtvh1eeY/w-d-xo.html
I was just watching a video from March and I was wondering why weren't you using the Cisco Virl 2 via a VPN and then cpl mins searching through your playlist it was here. You never disappoint. Can't wait to start watching your CCNP series. Great Job as always!
It would be great to see stuff about netBox (install and initial config at least) in your future talks with Hank Preston 😉 Thanks a lot for the content!!!
I tried it out and it worked great, I really like the new version! It was really intuitive and easy to use, I can't wait for May 12th so I can get my own server up and running. Thanks for sharing David and thanks to Hank and Cisco!
Thanks David for presenting beautifully labbing on Cisco VIRL for free video . I had my comments on free VIRL and had low expectations but this one is awesome considering starting free on VIRL..Thanks Cisco ... hope this makes lot easier to beginners and students to get involved more ..👍
Thanks David, another informative video, I have subscribed to your channel and also getting the alerts, I am studying CCNP Encor at the moment. So going through your free course on here along with the new Cisco Press book, CML will be useful currently using GNS3 and packet tracer for labs
Thanks you @David Bombal! I'm practicing OSPF labs and CML is great for it. Your educational and motivational videos are very appreciated by me and my tech friends.
Awesome...Good news David i am glad for once Cisco give out free stuff finally. Thanks to you and Hank for this new development in Cisco. Please correct me if i am wrong Is the any connect now free for download cos i know you in the past you need to have a Cisco device such as ASA to be able to download and use the VPN Cisco any connect client
You only need a laptop to access the labs. I show you step by step in this video how to access the labs. You don't need anything else - just your laptop and an Internet connection.
@@davidbombal Yes, thanks for the update David, I message you earlier before finishing watching the video when i came across where you said we need a Cisco Any VPN to connect. Good video and good information. Can't wait till 12th of May. Do you know if in the future we are going to be allow to book multiple session because for me I am working towards my CCNP and sometimes i have lots of troubleshooting to do and when is the SDWAN lab going to be ready. Cheers.
Hi David, you are super awesome by sharing this information, thank you so much... but btw, why do you always put a switch between the 2 routers in the learning topology? what is the advantage?, thank you:)
Thanks David, is it possible to save the topology and related config? so that when you reserve the lab again you can start the work from where you ended. Or do we have to create the topology again? Thanks
You could export the lab and import it. But, I haven't tested with the DevNet labs, but you shouldn't have any problems doing that. So, save your configs and export the lab when you are finished. Then, when you start the next time, import the saved lab.
Hi David and many thanks for sharing these wonderful videos, i have got a quick question seeking for your answer based on your long network experience, if you want to buy a machine for networking, virtualization and programming, each one would you pick, pc or mac, if you have the money to buy? cheers
Personally, I would buy a Mac - especially for development - it supports a lot of dev applications natively and much better than Windows - here is an interesting read from DHH (guy who invented Ruby on Rails and a bunch of other stuff): m.signalvnoise.com/back-to-windows-after-twenty-years/ - he tried to use Windows but gave up and went back to Mac. Windows is getting better, but still not 100% there. That is just my opinion of course and a lot of people would disagree with me who prefer Windows.
Hi David, thank you for always awesome videos and new material to learn. I just have one question about CML running on web. I created simple topology and used external connector to try to reach internet, but I it seems that there is no way to connect to internet. Do you know how to connect to internet on free sandbox cisco sandbox cml? Thanks
Hi David. Thanks very kindly for the video. Quick question but will this allow me to import a windows qcow image you mentioned in a previous video?, or is this only for the $200 full Virl?. Thanks again for your time
Good news! Is it this ok for labbing instead of using packet tracer, or it is too advanced for the CCNA? If we can use it for the CCNA, it would be nice if you add some labs into the CCNA course :-) Thanks David!!
It is much more advanced than Packet Tracer. Definitely a lot better, but is more complex. In the past we used GNS3 labs, but a lot of people struggled to get GNS3 working. I'll think about labs for CCNA - this may be optional however :)
@@davidbombal yes, I can imagine that. It must be very close to a real life physical lab. If you can't add it to the CCNA, make a lab course, dedicated to VIRL2 in the video, and I will definitely buy it. Thanks for all the value 🔥
Hi David, hope you're well mate. Please tell me, for CCNP Data Center focused on ACI, do you have any recommendations for the training? Primarily on DCCOR. Looks like there's not many resources for the DC path.
Your test pinging google isn't particularly effective. The issue was clearly related to DNS resolution, and your continuous ping doesn't perform any DNS after it initiates. Note the ping time to google even remained low latency after connecting. So when connected it wasn't routing your pings down the VPN. Luckily your fix still works regardless. But it's always good to have tests that actually test what you are trying to fix :)
Great Video , Sir . You are always helpful . We are really learning good things from you. Your method of delivering lecture is so good that any one can understand easily . Thank you very much .
David, at 11:00 minutes in, you experience difficulty connecting with AnyConnect. The documentation says to disable "Block connections to untrusted servers" on Settings > Preferences. I did not see you do that and wonder if that is the issue.
There are collaboration labs available on DevNet and dcloud. How good they are and what you can exactly do with them, I am not sure, but may be worth looking at.
Whoa you just made my day, respect to all those mentioned and you for making us aware David! Great to get some hands on with 2 whilst the $ is short! As for hair, tell the wife to get the clippers out, that’s what me and my boys did, although not so good if you have a daughter 😊 huge thanks!
Thanks !! However, I guess we can not access internet via external connector through Devnet sandbox. This limitation does not allow me to install packages to ubuntu/any server listed in add nodes option. Please. let me know , if you come across a solution other than owning a personal CML edition.
Hi David, Thanks for this brilliant post! I have a concern here, I tried to connect different nodes together by clicking blue buttons but I cannot connect nodes, those links are not visible in my case. I tried on a new lab with different devices but they are not linking therefore my labs are not going further. Any suggestion David?
@@davidbombal I joined CML Preview Sandbox support on Webex and there are few support team members. They fixed it by telling me to drag the node link from a node to another node. I think whatever issues there might be reagrding CML Preview Sandbox, they will try to give very good solutions. Wonderful!!!!!
Thanks Very much Professor David Bombal, this will definitely help me to build more labs and prepare me for CCNA. I have a voucher for CCNA Legacy, Help me on how I can directly connect with exam from my home
Thanks for the video David, I'm presenting a little issue: in the CML appear a little red rounded box, it said System Health Issue and when you pass the mouse over it a window appears and the option is in red is "Licensing". This make the labs don't start the nodes (power up). What are you thoughts about this? Thanks and I'm sorry for my English
You can export the labs and save them on your local computer and then import them later. (I have not tested this yet myself however, but CML has that feature)
dCloud is used to showcase new technologies mainly to customers. DevNet is helping the Cisco community learn network automation and programmability. CML-E allows a school or university or company to offer lots of labs for students. CML-P is for personal lab study.
@@davidbombal Thanks for a quick clarification. Your dcloud video helped me a lot as I used to for my CCNP preparation. I was able to create custom labs on that too. But this interface looks better.
@@jamalahmed2775 Agreed - I think the DevNet labs are going to be easier to use and more reliable. I have had a lot of complaints about dCloud labs not being available any more.
Whenever I am connected through Cisco VPN Client It’s not allowing me to connect to internet. I changed firewall settings to Off but issue not resolved. Kindly help me sir.
Hey David, thank you very much for the videos! Im trying to connect 2 devices but when i click above the device but nothing happend, do you know this problem? i thought its maybe adblocker or something but it wont work on any broswer.
Please watch some of my earlier videos that shows you how to connect devices. You need to drag connections from one device to another. Not sure why you are having this issue?
Hey David I'm currently having a problem whenever I reserve a lab and connect to the anyconnect vpn it disconnects the internet I've tried doing what you did by pinging google.com but after I've logged in to the CML lab and end the ping, it disconnects again from the internet is there any way to resolve this issue?
I have asked Hank what the limit it. You can export the labs and save them on your local computer and then import them later. (I have not tested this yet myself however, but CML has that feature)
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Menu:
Overview: 0:00
More surprises: 2:10
Differences between CML-E and CML-P: 3:04
Link to access CML lab: 4:39
How to book a lab: 5:12
AnyConnect VPN Software: 7:40
Access the Lab: 9:11
Troubleshooting: 10:15
Login in to CML: 13:00
Create and configure own lab: 14:00
Link to FREE lab: bit.ly/freecml
Videos mentioned:
CML-P Part 1: th-cam.com/video/sW5-jHLygFg/w-d-xo.html
Previous DevNet VIRL: th-cam.com/video/TmGNtvh1eeY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you David
I'm having some problem login into the ubuntu node
Whats the username and password
Good info & great walkthrough! Thanks David!
@@dalebarnett9318 Thank you!
@@ackimdavid6368 Try "cisco" and "cisco" or Username: "ubuntu", password "cisco"
I was just watching a video from March and I was wondering why weren't you using the Cisco Virl 2 via a VPN and then cpl mins searching through your playlist it was here. You never disappoint. Can't wait to start watching your CCNP series. Great Job as always!
It would be great to see stuff about netBox (install and initial config at least) in your future talks with Hank Preston 😉
Thanks a lot for the content!!!
Great suggestion Nicolas!
I tried it out and it worked great, I really like the new version! It was really intuitive and easy to use, I can't wait for May 12th so I can get my own server up and running. Thanks for sharing David and thanks to Hank and Cisco!
You're welcome! Agreed. It's a great product.
Thanks David for presenting beautifully labbing on Cisco VIRL for free video . I had my comments on free VIRL and had low expectations but this one is awesome considering starting free on VIRL..Thanks Cisco ... hope this makes lot easier to beginners and students to get involved more ..👍
Agreed. Often free labs are not that great, but this one is fantastic. You can do a lot of labs here for CCNA and CCNP :)
Thanks David, another informative video, I have subscribed to your channel and also getting the alerts, I am studying CCNP Encor at the moment. So going through your free course on here along with the new Cisco Press book, CML will be useful currently using GNS3 and packet tracer for labs
Thank you Mr.David! I'm part of the people who can't afford the license and the PC requirements.
It's great that Cisco DevNet have made this resource available :)
Thanks you @David Bombal! I'm practicing OSPF labs and CML is great for it. Your educational and motivational videos are very appreciated by me and my tech friends.
Thank you Marcelo. You are welcome!
Awesome...Good news David i am glad for once Cisco give out free stuff finally. Thanks to you and Hank for this new development in Cisco. Please correct me if i am wrong Is the any connect now free for download cos i know you in the past you need to have a Cisco device such as ASA to be able to download and use the VPN Cisco any connect client
You only need a laptop to access the labs. I show you step by step in this video how to access the labs. You don't need anything else - just your laptop and an Internet connection.
@@davidbombal Yes, thanks for the update David, I message you earlier before finishing watching the video when i came across where you said we need a Cisco Any VPN to connect. Good video and good information. Can't wait till 12th of May. Do you know if in the future we are going to be allow to book multiple session because for me I am working towards my CCNP and sometimes i have lots of troubleshooting to do and when is the SDWAN lab going to be ready. Cheers.
Hi David, you are super awesome by sharing this information, thank you so much...
but btw, why do you always put a switch between the 2 routers in the learning topology? what is the advantage?, thank you:)
A new video from you is always a good news! New learning!
Thank you always Mr. David! Stay safe and healthy!
Thank you Reynaldo!
been looking for this! Excellent content as usual 👍
Holy cow! 20 Nodes for free? Amazing!
I am really happy that DevNet have made this lab available.
Can we add asa firewall as well
Thanks David, is it possible to save the topology and related config? so that when you reserve the lab again you can start the work from where you ended.
Or do we have to create the topology again?
Thanks
You could export the lab and import it. But, I haven't tested with the DevNet labs, but you shouldn't have any problems doing that. So, save your configs and export the lab when you are finished. Then, when you start the next time, import the saved lab.
David Bombal I tried it my self worked great.
You need to export yaml file then import it.
Thanks!
Moustafa Kaid I don't see the export to yaml option. Could you please explain where can I find this option? thank you.
@@marceloguido9173 I'll create a video showing this :)
@@davidbombal thank you David!
Tons of thanks for this. Going for devnet soon. It will help me for the practice.
Garcia once again.😍
Thank you Mirja
Thank You so much David, this will definitely help me to build more labs and prepare me for my CCNA.
Agreed Paul. Great that DevNet are doing this :)
Excellent tutorial!! i was unaware of the new CML application. Time to re-examine it as a more viable training solution.
Thanks David and Hank gives us a window of opportunity to practice labs which demands a bit more power than what we would have locally
Agreed Thiaga! Use a cloud lab for free for large labs = nice :)
Great information, so did CISCO get rid of their original Cisco modeling labs portfolio
Great video, David. Is it possible to do external connectivity using Devnet CML Sandbox, I mean, ping, netconf and restconf messages from outside?
This is great. I just shot this over to my network team to get them onboard as well. Thank you David for making this video, much appreciated.
Thanks Kiel. Hope it helps!
Thank You David for this great video and all the other videos you make for free to spread the knowledge. You sir are a SUPER HERO!!!
Hi David and many thanks for sharing these wonderful videos, i have got a quick question seeking for your answer based on your long network experience, if you want to buy a machine for networking, virtualization and programming, each one would you pick, pc or mac, if you have the money to buy? cheers
Personally, I would buy a Mac - especially for development - it supports a lot of dev applications natively and much better than Windows - here is an interesting read from DHH (guy who invented Ruby on Rails and a bunch of other stuff): m.signalvnoise.com/back-to-windows-after-twenty-years/ - he tried to use Windows but gave up and went back to Mac.
Windows is getting better, but still not 100% there. That is just my opinion of course and a lot of people would disagree with me who prefer Windows.
Excellent video, one questions, are the lab/topologies saved for next time we reserve a Lab?
You will have to export before your session ends and then import it when you start the next session.
Hi David, thank you for always awesome videos and new material to learn. I just have one question about CML running on web. I created simple topology and used external connector to try to reach internet, but I it seems that there is no way to connect to internet. Do you know how to connect to internet on free sandbox cisco sandbox cml? Thanks
Hi David. Thanks very kindly for the video. Quick question but will this allow me to import a windows qcow image you mentioned in a previous video?, or is this only for the $200 full Virl?. Thanks again for your time
You could try, but by the time you have it uploaded, your session will probably be close to ending. I wouldn't bother.
Cool stuff. Thanks David for sharing and thanks to Hank for making this possible.
Thank you for watching Willem
Thanks for sharing this information, looking forward to completing my CCNA once the lock down is over.
You can now take your CCNA remotely :) So, no need to wait for the lockdown to be over.
hey David thanks for this video.. can you show how to make a external connection in online version of CML ?
Will help me in improving my career. Thanks for the Labs again and thanks to Hank for making this possible.
Agreed Balraj - make the most of it :)
Amazing news... Thank you David & Hank
Good news! Is it this ok for labbing instead of using packet tracer, or it is too advanced for the CCNA? If we can use it for the CCNA, it would be nice if you add some labs into the CCNA course :-) Thanks David!!
It is much more advanced than Packet Tracer. Definitely a lot better, but is more complex. In the past we used GNS3 labs, but a lot of people struggled to get GNS3 working. I'll think about labs for CCNA - this may be optional however :)
@@davidbombal yes, I can imagine that. It must be very close to a real life physical lab. If you can't add it to the CCNA, make a lab course, dedicated to VIRL2 in the video, and I will definitely buy it. Thanks for all the value 🔥
Thank you so much sir...Do you have any idea when are they going to make the personal edition available??
Current date is 12 May 2020
I enjoyed the video till last second - Thank you David Bombal - Its really Good news.
Thank you Yaser!
Thank David, does CML support Cisco MDS NX-OS images? I need this to prepare or my CCNP DC and eventually CCIE DC
Hi David, hope you're well mate. Please tell me, for CCNP Data Center focused on ACI, do you have any recommendations for the training? Primarily on DCCOR. Looks like there's not many resources for the DC path.
Your test pinging google isn't particularly effective.
The issue was clearly related to DNS resolution, and your continuous ping doesn't perform any DNS after it initiates.
Note the ping time to google even remained low latency after connecting. So when connected it wasn't routing your pings down the VPN.
Luckily your fix still works regardless. But it's always good to have tests that actually test what you are trying to fix :)
Thanks for the great content, I tried setting up labs but how Can I telnet into the devices from my local pc?
Hey David,
Thanks for the good news. Just to confirm, is that works for anyone aiming to prepare for CCNP DataCenter?
Not sure if this matches all the requirements for CCNP DC - I doubt it however, but would you would need to check.
I was checking this Sandbox yesterday. Great resource.
Agreed. The only issue is that it may get busy like right now.
@@davidbombal After this video, of course. It will get busy :)
Great Video , Sir . You are always helpful . We are really learning good things from you. Your method of delivering lecture is so good that any one can understand easily . Thank you very much .
Thank you very much Sujal
Thanks for sharing! For stand alone CML-P, will downloadable labs become an option?
You can import and export labs with CML-P, so if people create labs, you could download them and import them into your copy of CML
Thanks a million. Will surely use it. Is there a similar option available for Cisco ISE.
Don't know about an ISE option.
1st your videos are awesome..I enjoyed a lot.
How can i do network automation in CML
Is it possible to analyse a packet in CML ?
David, at 11:00 minutes in, you experience difficulty connecting with AnyConnect. The documentation says to disable "Block connections to untrusted servers" on Settings > Preferences. I did not see you do that and wonder if that is the issue.
Thanks David, regards from El Salvador ( Central America)
Thank you Marlon!
Thanks David as always. Can we test code upgrade on this? For instance on the NXOS?
Doubt you will able to do that.
thank you for this vital info.Is there a way to learn collab or do labs for collab as that's one challenge that i face.
There are collaboration labs available on DevNet and dcloud. How good they are and what you can exactly do with them, I am not sure, but may be worth looking at.
Thank you very much David this is very good, and I also like your background setup it's nice.
Thank you Michael :)
Thanks David, I appreciate your effort
I am big fan from India small village 😁 you are great sir 👍
Thank you!
Wow, motivation to become a badass in networking and give back to the community!
Glad the video motivates you Tyron! We can all learn from each other. And you learn more when you help others :)
Cisco is amazing. Great stuff. and David Bombal, you are super amazing :) .
Thank you Armstrong!
great news from you mr david !! big tanks for the shring
Thank you for watching
Thanks! Always great content from you
Thank you Demi
Thanks David and Hank!
Not sure who’s still reading these comments but the Cisco Modeling Lab in DevNet is ALWAYS full.
Wonderful news! Thanks David!
Agreed - will make things a lot easier for many people.
Whoa you just made my day, respect to all those mentioned and you for making us aware David! Great to get some hands on with 2 whilst the $ is short! As for hair, tell the wife to get the clippers out, that’s what me and my boys did, although not so good if you have a daughter 😊 huge thanks!
Glad this helped you! lol... my hair will look great during this lockdown - especially if my wife cuts it!
Dave, Is it possible to download the labs from Dev Net to your local Virual lab ?
Thanks !! However, I guess we can not access internet via external connector through Devnet sandbox. This limitation does not allow me to install packages to ubuntu/any server listed in add nodes option. Please. let me know , if you come across a solution other than owning a personal CML edition.
Hi David,
Thanks for this brilliant post!
I have a concern here,
I tried to connect different nodes together by clicking blue buttons but I cannot connect nodes, those links are not visible in my case. I tried on a new lab with different devices but they are not linking therefore my labs are not going further. Any suggestion David?
If you are having this issue on the Cisco DevNet labs, it may be worth trying again. Not sure why there would be a licensing issue on DevNet.
@@davidbombal I joined CML Preview Sandbox support on Webex and there are few support team members.
They fixed it by telling me to drag the node link from a node to another node.
I think whatever issues there might be reagrding CML Preview Sandbox, they will try to give very good solutions. Wonderful!!!!!
Hi David, Check i check is it possible to save the topology and continue on next round ?
Thank you for letting us know about this
Thanks Very much Professor David Bombal, this will definitely help me to build more labs and prepare me for CCNA. I have a voucher for CCNA Legacy, Help me on how I can directly connect with exam from my home
Best to contact Pearson VUE about the exam.
Thanks Professor David Bombal,
David has CML allowed the port interfaces to be displayed?
Thanks for the video David, I'm presenting a little issue: in the CML appear a little red rounded box, it said System Health Issue and when you pass the mouse over it a window appears and the option is in red is "Licensing". This make the labs don't start the nodes (power up). What are you thoughts about this? Thanks and I'm sorry for my English
If you are using the DevNet labs, it may be worth trying again. Not sure why you were having that issue on their labs.
don't forget linux users, openconnect is what you want. Mr. Bombal, any news on release date for VIRL 2?
Date is now 12 May 2020 for CML-P.
@@davidbombal Thank You!
Good afternoon I would like to know if you can prepare videos for beginners that we want to enter this field.
Havea good day David
Thanks, David for the labs :)
Thank you for watching
Does this free CML have a node limit ? When I used VIRL, I was able to deploy 6 iOSv's
Thanks very much for sharing
Hi Dave, how can I install the vpn client in ubuntu 20.04? Is it available only for mac and windows?
Thanks David. One question though. Can these labs be saved?
You can export the labs and save them on your local computer and then import them later. (I have not tested this yet myself however, but CML has that feature)
Thank q for bringing good updates.
#Stayblessed.
Thank you!
Thank you Sir for valuable information. Cheers
Thank you for watching Abhishek
Thanks for that David. But what is the difference between Cisco dcloud and CML?
dCloud is used to showcase new technologies mainly to customers. DevNet is helping the Cisco community learn network automation and programmability. CML-E allows a school or university or company to offer lots of labs for students. CML-P is for personal lab study.
@@davidbombal Thanks for a quick clarification. Your dcloud video helped me a lot as I used to for my CCNP preparation. I was able to create custom labs on that too. But this interface looks better.
@@jamalahmed2775 Agreed - I think the DevNet labs are going to be easier to use and more reliable. I have had a lot of complaints about dCloud labs not being available any more.
Thanks a lot for sharing these valuable information with us. ❤
Thanks for watching Shahin :)
fantastic news, great spot @david
Thank you!
Hello Mr.David thanks for the great information.
Thank you for you continued support G G
Great stuff david thankyou for sharing
Thanks for watching and giving feedback Kevin!
trying to set up Cisco client but I'm unable to check mark the boxes @ 8: 30. any info will be helpful
can we add other nodes such as FMC, FTD etc. to the current lab?
Whenever I am connected through Cisco VPN Client It’s not allowing me to connect to internet. I changed firewall settings to Off but issue not resolved. Kindly help me sir.
Does this free version include internet access for the lab network or a dev server with python/ansible etc installed? I can't seem to find it.
👍 Nice sharing
David, could you please check with your connections at Cisco why there is no modeling lab available as of today 8/10/2020? Thank you!
commented on community.cisco.com/t5/devnet-news/bg-p/5629j-blogs-dev-devnet-news. hopefully, they will reply.
I am able to get in again as of 11 Aug 2020.
lots of thanks man wow
Great video sadly the devbox is unavailable right now.
Awesome!
David would Cisco Devnet create an option for the user to create their own labs in CML?
In this video I show you how to create your own CML lab in the DevNet environment.
Hey David, thank you very much for the videos! Im trying to connect 2 devices but when i click above the device but nothing happend, do you know this problem? i thought its maybe adblocker or something but it wont work on any broswer.
Please watch some of my earlier videos that shows you how to connect devices. You need to drag connections from one device to another. Not sure why you are having this issue?
Hey David I'm currently having a problem whenever I reserve a lab and connect to the anyconnect vpn it disconnects the internet I've tried doing what you did by pinging google.com but after I've logged in to the CML lab and end the ping, it disconnects again from the internet is there any way to resolve this issue?
Same with me also. Plz suggest.
How can I save configuration of devices (IOSv) for later when I'll export Lab in Workbench?
Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
Do we have to purchase cisco any connect VPN or its Free
Thanks a ton for the video David. Are are gr8
Thank you Rajan!
Thank you very much, master!
Thank you for watching Keith
Is there a 20 nodes limit ? When youp create a lab, is there a way to save it and return back to it at a next scheduled session ?
I have asked Hank what the limit it. You can export the labs and save them on your local computer and then import them later. (I have not tested this yet myself however, but CML has that feature)
@@davidbombal thx for the reply David
@@davidbombal i have tested it and its 20 node limit
Awesome stuff.....
Agreed Geno - really glad the DevNet are doing this