How I Use Cisco Labs for Free | Free Lab Access with DevNet & dCloud | Rich Tech Guy

[@2010satya]

Hi will it support for config SD-WAN vEdge vManage boxes ?

[@RichTechGuy]

The DevNet sandbox labs have 2 SD-WAN labs, both of which have vManage. One lab is a shared, always-on lab, and the other is one that must be reserved, but you will be the only one with access during the reservation period.

[@shruthesh]

@RichTechGuy Please Start Building a few Labs and upload the Screen recording here. So we get to to know more about the CML. Also please suggest a good Lab Guide. I am familiar with routing and Switching and have been working on it for 6 years now and I am not sure how to get hands on on other tech. Even if I buy CML, I am worried I may not be able to figure out what to do next.

[@enzyme237]

Please can you share your vpn in Linux which you use to access the cisco devices

[@RichTechGuy]

I just put out a new short video on this. kzbin.infoBoexrrwc0Cg?feature=share

[@alisado8642]

thanks a lot

[@SnoiperTV]

They are Better than gns?

[@RichTechGuy]

These labs are built on Cisco's own Cisco Modeling Labs platform and the images running on it are designed to run in that platform. If you purchase your own CML license, you can also import images. Beyond that, I can't really say how it compares to GNS.

[@i_youtube_]

I did not watch the video. Just I want to know if there is an emulator that we can use to practice everything about CCIE R&S?