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The video shows you how to configure static routes in Cisco ACI 6.0. We will introduce a concept of L3Out and all required configuration components to bring up a L3 external network connection. We will demonstrate two different ways to configure L3Out interfaces; L2 VPC and L3 routed interface. The lab finishes with IP SLA configuration and static route association and failover testing.

The video shows you how to configure static routes in Cisco ACI 6.0. We will introduce a concept of L3Out and all required configuration components to bring up a L3 external network connection. We will demonstrate two different ways to configure L3Out interfaces; L2 VPC and L3 routed interface. The lab finishes with IP SLA configuration and static route association and failover testing.

The video shows you how to configure static routes in Cisco ACI 6.0. We will introduce a concept of L3Out and all required configuration components to bring up a L3 external network connection. We will demonstrate two different ways to configure L3Out interfaces; L2 VPC and L3 routed interface. The lab finishes with IP SLA configuration and static route association and failover testing.

The video shows you how to configure two routing features on Cisco Firepower 6.7; static route and VRF. We have a simple setup to allow internal users access to internet using static route. IP SLA will be added to provide path failover capability. Guest users will be segregated into a Guest VRF but are allowed to utilized an internal DNS server via route leaking.

The video shows you how to configure two routing features on Cisco Firepower 6.7; static route and VRF. We have a simple setup to allow internal users access to internet using static route. IP SLA will be added to provide path failover capability. Guest users will be segregated into a Guest VRF but are allowed to utilized an internal DNS server via route leaking.

The video shows you how to configure two routing features on Cisco Firepower 6.7; static route and VRF. We have a simple setup to allow internal users access to internet using static route. IP SLA will be added to provide path failover capability. Guest users will be segregated into a Guest VRF but are allowed to utilized an internal DNS server via route leaking.