Here is a post where I will aggregate all the guides I used to setup my SD-WAN lab.
I used Google Cloud to host the SD-WAN lab. It consumes a lot of resources for a few WAN edges. I recommend setting up a GCP VM with 12 cores/24GB minimum.
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I used Google Cloud to host the SD-WAN lab. It consumes a lot of resources for a few WAN edges. I recommend setting up a GCP VM with 12 cores/24GB minimum.
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I used the EVE-NG Pro cookbook to set up the lab.
eve-ng.net/index.php/docu… pages 41-50.
Once I set up the VM, I uploaded all the images to the GCP instance.
I then used this guide to get all the controllers up and runnning: pocvlab.com/cisco-sd-wan-c…
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eve-ng.net/index.php/docu… pages 41-50.
Once I set up the VM, I uploaded all the images to the GCP instance.
I then used this guide to get all the controllers up and runnning: pocvlab.com/cisco-sd-wan-c…
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3/3 Once I got all the controllers up, I then used the next blog post to get the WAN Edges (vEdge & cEdge) to communicate with the controllers. The post also walks you though on how to create a smart account.
pocvlab.com/cisco-sd-wan-v…
pocvlab.com/cisco-sd-wan-v…
On a side note, you could set up the VM with either a traditional HDD, or premium SSD. Having the SSD will help you spin up the lab a whole lot quicker.
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