I somehow missed this Webinar announcement live, but caught the recording to catch us both up!
VIRL Sim Lifecycle Walkthrough
- This is a nice walkthrough of using VIRL to construct a cool advanced network emulation involving hosts, different routers, different switches, an ASA, and an external network connection
- Design
- Launch and Running
- Saving
Virtualization for Training
- Scott Anderson of Learning@Cisco spoke about the importance of virtualization in learning and testing
New VM Images
- ASAv 9.4.1
- CSR1000v 3.15
- IOS XRv 5.3.1
- New VIRL version around end of June with new “goodies”
Cisco Live in San Diego 2015
- Sunday through Thursday you can find the VIRL team in their booth in the Devnet Zone
- Sunday TECRST-2611 Techtorial
- Monday – 11 am Main Theater presentation
- Tues – Mini Workshops – 10:30 and 3:30
- Tues a Meetup – Devnet Zone – 5:30 to 7 – http://goo.gl/forms/ynYaGWvyxb
Here is the actual recording:
Hello Anthony,
I would like to ask you what do you recommend me for my CCIE R&S practice preparation, should i try to use cisco VIRL? Should i buy an academic version or a personal edition of the VIRL? Should i try to practice in rack rentals? What do you recommend me Anthony?
Best regards
I think VIRL is the way to go – but you need to be aware of the machine to run it. It needs to be fast and powerful. Just how fast and powerful – I will get clarification for you and post this week. You want the Academic Edition.
Dear Anthony
First of all thanks for your great posts.
According to such technologies, can I ask your opinion about SDN and Openflow which some people think it change the networking world in term of CCIE value?
Actually I hear things around which scare me to follow networking certifications such as CCIE.
I am giving a presentation on this very subject today. See my blog post for today for information – if you cannot attend the presentation live – be sure to watch the recording later.