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I was messing around with route-maps and came across something that raised a question for me.I got BGP set up and was able to ping all of R1's loopbacks from R2. Then, I went into R2 and configured the following: access-list 1 permit 20.20.0.0 0.0.25...
I just reserved an ACI sandbox and I'm able to connect to the VPN (with the info provided in the email) with no problem. I used the RDP (remote desktop) client in Windows 10 to connect to the DevBox. The next step of the process says to open a browse...
Let me start off with a quote from Seinfeld which pretty much sums up how I feel right now:So please, a little respect, for I am Costanza, Lord Of The IdiotsI hate to admit this, but I never even looked at the info displayed when I logged into the de...
I clicked on the link you provided, clicked on Data Center (on the right), then searched for Nexus. Two labs came up. I right-clicked on the lab I'm using and copied the link on that lab: Open NX-OS with Nexus 9Kv https://devnetsandbox.cisco.com/RM/D...
Here ya go.... https://devnetsandbox.cisco.com/RM/Diagram/Index/468dd5e4-83d8-4b7a-9bd6-6f58b1d8246a I just have this gut feeling there's one simple step I'm missing.
bigevilbeard, I appreciate all the help you've provided so far. Let me go at this a different way. When I reserve a lab (in this case, the Data Center lab with Nexus switches) and can log into the Devbox/jumphost, shouldn't I be able to ping any of ...
