DevNet Environments Cisco Modeling Labs-20240530T10291860

[pshelton1]

Guys, How do I used this DevNet Environments Cisco Modeling Lab? I'm a first time user and I'm trying to run/invoke my tutorial called=>"Your First Switching Show commands for the CCNA" Any assistance that you can provide?

Can you tell me how this virtual lab works? Presently, I'm trying to run/invoke my tutorial,called=>"Your first switching show command for the ccna?"

I'm running into trouble in terms of accessing it. This what I was able to do=>(i) I was able to access=>DevNet/Environments/Cisco Modeling Labs-20240530T10291860.

(ii) Once I'm in the lab, I'm given 2-virtual machines called=>(i) vsphere_virtual_machine.vm=>base-cml.cml

and the 2nd one is called=>(ii) vsphere_virtual_machine.vm=>devbox.devbox.

Both of them indicated that they are running, I'm assuming because of the green light that's indicated. I have a screenshot/capture=>

I hope this helps. Thanks!

I also want to show via another capture of the same tutorial that I'm trying to invoke. Just some additional information. Here the lab that I have access to=>

[bigevilbeard]

I have seen a few student with this question, i am not sure what learning course you are following, but IMO the CML lab is overkill for such simple hands on task. To use CML follow this instruction.

1. Connect your computer to the lab VPN address provided in the email or OUTPUT window.
2. Next log into the CML web interface at https://10.10.20.161 and use the developer credentials for sandbox.
3. In the Lab Manager dashboard, select the sample "Multi Platform Network" simulation that is included in the lab.
4. You can access the console of each device either by hovering over the node and clicking the black console button, or by clicking the node and then clicking the Console tab at the bottom of the web browser window. To access the desktop of inside-host02, click the node and then click the VNC tab at the bottom of the web browser window. Login to each device with a username of cisco and a password of cisco (enable password is also cisco where applicable).

From what i read about your task in your course, it appears you only need a switch to test this, use the Nexus always-on device here - https://devnetsandbox.cisco.com/DevNet/catalog/Open-NX-OS-Programmability this is a switch you can login into without reservation and perform many tests such as the one you have mentioned. All you need to do is ssh to this device from your local machine/network using a ssh client or your built in client.

Hope this helps.