Intro to Cisco Modeling Labs
1h 12mBeginner2023-03-17
Authors
Jarrel Rivera
IT trainer and Technology Advocate
Course details
Cisco Modeling Labs is an on-premises network simulation tool that runs on workstations and servers. With Cisco Modeling Labs, you can quickly and easily simulate Cisco and non-Cisco networks, using real Cisco images. This gives you highly reliable models for designing, testing, and troubleshooting. In this course, Jarrel Rivera helps networking and IT pros practice, design, test, and troubleshoot network models— without the cost or inherent risks of testing in existing networks.
Skills covered
Cisco SwitchesCisco RoutersCiscoIntroduction toNetwork AdministrationNetwork and System Administration
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Introduction
- 02 - What you should have
1. Introduction to Cisco Modeling Labs
- 03 - What is Cisco Modeling Labs
- 04 - Licensing options for CML
- 05 - Install CML
- 06 - Upgrade or migrate CML versions
2. CML User Interface
- 07 - CML HTML5 Interface and the Dashboard
- 08 - CML Tools menu
- 09 - CML User menu
- 10 - CML Workbench
3. Creating and Managing CML Labs
- 11 - Create a new lab in CML
- 12 - Add and manage nodes to a CML
- 13 - Add and manage links in CML
- 14 - Hide and bundle links in CML
- 15 - Start and stop a simulation in CML
4. Nodes and Links in a CML Lab
- 16 - Connect to console in CML
- 17 - Use the Breakout Tool in CML
- 18 - Change the console settings and view the console history in CML
- 19 - Apply CPU limiting in CML
- 20 - Connect to external network
- 21 - Use Packet Capture in CML
5. CML Lab Simulation
- 22 - Download and import a lab
- 23 - Tiles-based and list view in CML
- 24 - Delete a lab in CML
Conclusion
- 25 - Next steps