You will need to talk to Nokia for a license and an image.

All the videos are using vsr 7750’s, sorry!

That's exactly what Nornir does for you! You can keep track of a static inventory host file or have a dynamic inventory such as Netbox, etc. I suggest you checkout some more deep dive Nornir videos

@@AdminSaveNRS2-1760 thank you, keep up the good work!

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Hi, you can install it via pip, pip3 install ttp_sros_parser It's very basic at the moment, but feel free to review it!

Reason I’m asking is because I’m having challenges (on eve-ng and also kvm) running 13.0R4, 14.0R7 and 15.0, have only been able to run 12 and 13.0R1

I use a variety of releases on eve-ng. You need sros license for anything higher than 13 I believe

@@AdminSaveNRS2-1760 thanks for the insight

Hey there, I am not using centos, but I am using Pop-OS ( another linux flavor) If you want to use netmiko to access your devices inside of EVE-NG, you must connect the virtual devices to a cloud network and have networking established on your vmware/virtual box correctly.

look up ipvzero setting up automation environement

Thanks Dan! I recentley switched from using Kubuntu to PopOS! - It's smooth as butter. I run an RTX 2080 and they provide an ISO installation file for their OS that has everything you need wrapped into the ISO to make the video card / drivers work great out of the box. Highly recommend.

Sounds good! I will keep this in mind! Just a quick FYI, an IES is just at basic level a L3 service. A lot of companies use Nokia SROS and deliver internet via IES services. This allows you to create an interface on the base routing context and attach it to a VPLS, SPOKE or e-Pipe handing off to the customer.

@@AdminSaveNRS2-1760 so it’s almost equivalent of what you did there. Is it safe to assume if the L3 interface you configured on routers SR12 and SR13 was a public ip address for internet access this would have been EIS? If you happen to know, what would be the equivalent terminology for EIS in other popular vendors like Cisco or Juniper

@@johnmoff9324 That's correct! If those were public IP's, this would of been exactly how a internet service would be delivered to a customer in a theoretical service provider environment. The NOKIA SROS platform has a 'services' model in which other vendors don't really apply. However, I would compare an IES interface to a simple L3 interface with an access port. IES interfaces are not used to connect network ports between nokia routers, only to deliver access port based services.

@@AdminSaveNRS2-1760 I was under the impression service delivery is done using SAP interfaces, for service attachment point

@@johnmoff9324 Yup, in the video you see me create the SAP handing off to the CE - (Cisco device) on SR14, which has the two spokes under the endpoint and a sap inside the VPLS service.

Hello! I am using the PRO version. You can only customize the topology after you pay for the license!

Hey there! Make sure to follow my actual blog and LinkedIn. I’ve got some great Netconf/Nornir and Python articles, if you are interested! Will hopefully get some videos too.

Thanks Tyler! Glad some of this stuff is helping you! Let me know if there any topics you’d like to see more In depth!

@@AdminSaveNRS2-1760 Awesome! I'm really looking to sink my teeth into VXLAN Configurations on SROS devices. I just haven't found the right guide to put all the pieces together yet. :-) Also, I see you're using EVENG to run your routers. Maybe you could do a tutorial on how to setup SROS routers in it. I only have GNS3 running an OLD version of SROS (12.0R6).

vignesh karunakaran you are in md-CLI, so you must continue configuring by going I to edit configuration. This is because you are no longer using classic CLI to configure the device.

Oh I’m sorry to hear that! I see the option of going up to 1080p. I will see if there is anything I need to do. Thanks!

Resolveu? Estou com o mesmo problema

Fototranzystor I appreciate the feedback!

HI, this under options, appears - highlight keywords - create something like this: lag-[0-9]{1,4}:[0-9]{1,5}.[0-9]{1,5} and select a color for it to highlight anything that will be 'lag-##" to whatever you choose.

Hi Miguel, Most likely, yes. As a service provider, we are in charge of controlling what routes we are advertising from our customers. If the customer wants to add a new prefix, we must know the prefix and ALLOW the prefix into our network by updating the routing policy. We do not want our customer to send us whatever prefix they want. There is a process for advertising routes, either they purchase the subnet from the provider or they provide an LOA. Hope this helps,

Hi Miguel, the FRR capability on the Nokia routers is sub-50 milliseconds. BFD can be configured on router interfaces, such as OSPF, ISIS. You can also utilize BFD for BGP neighbor interfaces. Hope that helps!

Hi Shashank, I would be open to the idea of doing a paid skype session with a virtual lab if you are interested with a topic of your choosing.

@@AdminSaveNRS2-1760 Yes. Pls let me know about your fees. I would like to learn about Nokia routing and Mpls.

Shashank Kolekar hi, shoot me an email at [email protected]