Building INE CCIE RSv5 topology using Virtual IOS (IOSv)

Building INE CCIE RSv5 topology using Virtual IOS (IOSv)

We will build the INE RSv5 Topology using in Virtual IOS (IOSv), Since IOSv only supported routing we will only focus on that part and because how the INE topology has been setup switching part is not really needed on most of the routing labs.

Physical Topology

INE Physical Topology using IOSv and VMware LAN Segment

 

Requirements

• VMware Workstation
• Cisco Virtual IOSv (Extracted from OnePK All in one VM)

INE RSv5 Logical Diagram (IOSv)

Updated/Modified INE Logical Diagram to match the interface setup of IOSv

So now we have the diagram we will now configure the setting on the VMWare Workstation to match the physical Diagram.

Building the connection is very simple just create a new INE LAN Segment and assign all the 2nd interface of the Cisco Virtual IOS (IOSv) Virtual Machine into the LAN Segment.

After Assigning the interface “show cdp neighbor” should look like this.

Based on the cdp neighbor command output all the router are visible and connected to the new LAN Segment we have created. So now we are ready to work on INE workbook using Cisco Virtual IOS (IOSv) VM.

Converted INE Initial configuration for IOSv: Download it here.

For Building All-in-One INE Topology read my another post

http://jamsudsanusi.net/2014/10/building-ine-ccie-rsv5-vrack-using-iosv/

How to extract IOSv from OnePK All-In-One VM

http://jamsudsanusi.net/2014/08/running-cisco-virtual-ios-iosv-via-vmware-workstation/

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