Downloading and Installing Cisco An圜onnect VPN Credentials and connection informationĪll lab activities need to be performed through the Jumphost/Guacamole.The Data Center (SJC or GHI) your POD is scheduled on and the POD number, along with the group.You will receive an email with the following information (or it will be provided to you by your SWAT contact): (The rest of the sections are to be followed in order)Ĭonnecting to the Cisco SWAT SD-WAN Labs is encompassed in this section. The sections are kept in the guide for reference. Note that we are skipping a couple of portions of the lab (namely Bringing up the DC vEdges, Deploying vEdge20 - Single INET uplink, Deploying vEdge21 - Single MPLS uplink, Deploying cEdge50 and cEdge51) since these Sites have already been deployed. For most cases, Lab Activities should go as per the following order:

Lab activities start from Bringing up the DC-vEdges but some sections might already be done, based on the chosen scenario. Please take a moment to go through this and the Overview section, which will cover important information about the lab. If the top navigation menu is not visible, look for a menu icon (three lines) in the top right corner. The sidebar doesn’t work too well with small screen devices. Warning: Please disable the side navigation bar if viewing this on a mobile device/small screen (there is an option to do so in the top navigation menu).

Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) and TLS/SSL Proxy.

Software Defined Application Visibility and Control (SD-AVC).

Implementing Custom Traffic Engineering.

Implementing Dynamic Service Side Routing.

Topology, Credentials and IP Addressing.

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