Routing & Switching

The video introduces you to various data sources supported by Cisco vNAM. Specifically, we will be configuring SPAN, CEF, and Netflow to send network traffic to the vNAM. We will show vNAM capability to monitor a network device health and interface stats via SNMP. We ends the video by looking at a concept of Site and how to map subnets to sties.

The video introduces you to various data sources supported by Cisco vNAM. Specifically, we will be configuring SPAN, CEF, and Netflow to send network traffic to the vNAM. We will show vNAM capability to monitor a network device health and interface stats via SNMP. We ends the video by looking at a concept of Site and how to map subnets to sties.

The video introduces you to various data sources supported by Cisco vNAM. Specifically, we will be configuring SPAN, CEF, and Netflow to send network traffic to the vNAM. We will show vNAM capability to monitor a network device health and interface stats via SNMP. We ends the video by looking at a concept of Site and how to map subnets to sties.

The video gives you an overview of Cisco vNAM web interface. We will go through various menu options and, along the way, perform basic system configuration. The goal is to become familiar with the web interface, get general idea of vNAM capabilities, and corresponding configuration sections.

The video gives you an overview of Cisco vNAM web interface. We will go through various menu options and, along the way, perform basic system configuration. The goal is to become familiar with the web interface, get general idea of vNAM capabilities, and corresponding configuration sections.

The video walks you through an installation process of Cisco Virtual Network Analysis Module (vNAM) specifically on Cisco UCS-E. We will go over different deployment models before diving into the ESXi configuration and VM installation. We will have a functioning vNAM with accessible GUI and ready to accept traffic by the end of the video

The video demonstrates an installation of VMware ESXi 5.5 on Cisco UCS-E. We will utilize the virtual KVM and virtual media to perform installation. Basic networking will be configured. We will have an operational ESXi install by the end of the video.

The video walks you through an upgrade process of Cisco UCS-E CIMC using Host Upgrade Utility (HUU). This will then be followed by a manual upgrade to take our CIMC to the latest version.

The video shows different interface options available, internal as well as external, to gain access to CIMC on Cisco UCS-E. The demonstration will be on EN120E and E140D UCS-E modules in ISR G2. The configuration will be compared to ISR 4K with their differences noted. We will then go through CIMC web interface and complete the remaining configuration.

The video shows different interface options available, internal as well as external, to gain access to CIMC on Cisco UCS-E. The demonstration will be on EN120E and E140D UCS-E modules in ISR G2. The configuration will be compared to ISR 4K with their differences noted. We will then go through CIMC web interface and complete the remaining configuration.