Lab Up For Success With Cisco Modeling Labs

Joe Clarke, Distinguished Engineer, Cisco - Distinguished Speaker
No matter what Cisco certification you’re preparing for, you know you need to do more than just read the book to be successful. You need to practice. You can scour the internet looking for used gear, but when you get it, you still need the space to rack it not to mention the power and cooling. Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) is a tool that provides you the virtual gear you need to practice for several Cisco certification exams with almost limitless topology possibilities. What’s more, you can “plug” packet sniffers in with just a few clicks, introduce link problems, and even connect to physical kit you do have. In this session, we will explore how you can use CML to setup your own home labs. We’ll dive into features such as traffic generation, packet capture, and external connectivity. Example topologies will be shared for a few scenarios to kick-start your studying and set you up for success.
Special Note: The session is held at the Cisco U. Theatre in the Learning and Certification area in The Hub.
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[@desert_rose7171]

how do i build a wireless lab?

[@krishnatiwari2898]

Can we do CCIE sec exam in CML. Like installation of ISE / FTD etc

[@CiscoUtube]

You can add ISE and FTDv as nodes to CML. They do not ship with CML by default. A node definition for FTDv can be found at github.com/CiscoDevNet/cml-community. ISE, on the other hand, can be quite large. And while you can add ISE as a virtual node within CML, we recommend you install this outside of CML and use external connectivity to have it communicate with CML virtual devices.