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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 two methods to extend L2 subnets and broadcast domains to an external network in Cisco ACI 6.0, namely EPG Extension and Extended Bridged Network (L2OUT). We will looks at scenarios of having default gateways inside and external to ACI fabric. At the end of the lab, we will demonstrate a server migration from an external network into ACI using the L2 extension we created.

The video shows two methods to extend L2 subnets and broadcast domains to an external network in Cisco ACI 6.0, namely EPG Extension and Extended Bridged Network (L2OUT). We will looks at scenarios of having default gateways inside and external to ACI fabric. At the end of the lab, we will demonstrate a server migration from an external network into ACI using the L2 extension we created.

The video shows two methods to extend L2 subnets and broadcast domains to an external network in Cisco ACI 6.0, namely EPG Extension and Extended Bridged Network (L2OUT). We will looks at scenarios of having default gateways inside and external to ACI fabric. At the end of the lab, we will demonstrate a server migration from an external network into ACI using the L2 extension we created.

The video shows two methods to extend L2 subnets and broadcast domains to an external network in Cisco ACI 6.0, namely EPG Extension and Extended Bridged Network (L2OUT). We will looks at scenarios of having default gateways inside and external to ACI fabric. At the end of the lab, we will demonstrate a server migration from an external network into ACI using the L2 extension we created.

The video looks at configuration to enable three basic network services in Cisco ACI 6.0; DHCP, Syslog and SNMP. DHCP Relay helps fabric endpoints obtain IP address from a DHCP server. Syslog server allows log collection external to ACI. SNMP trap captures fabric event on an external SNMP server.

The video looks at configuration to enable three basic network services in Cisco ACI 6.0; DHCP, Syslog and SNMP. DHCP Relay helps fabric endpoints obtain IP address from a DHCP server. Syslog server allows log collection external to ACI. SNMP trap captures fabric event on an external SNMP server.

The video walks you through configuration process of enabling inband device management in Cisco ACI 6.0. Inband management if one of the two ways that allows you to remotely get to fabric devices for management, monitoring and troubleshooting. We will look at both dynamic and static IP assignment and how these IP can be accessed from another EPG within the fabric using a contract.

The video walks you through configuration process of enabling inband device management in Cisco ACI 6.0. Inband management if one of the two ways that allows you to remotely get to fabric devices for management, monitoring and troubleshooting. We will look at both dynamic and static IP assignment and how these IP can be accessed from another EPG within the fabric using a contract.