I found this very helpful, thanks. In my case I depend on getting ssh access via GigabitEthernet1 so in my lab I added "allow-service all" within the configuration for the sdwan tunnel, otherwise ssh access is removed when the sdwan configuration is applied.
Any help you can provide on uploading the C8000v to vmanage? I'm attempting to upload the WAN edge list as a csv file but it keeps failing saying virtual hardware platforms are not supported.
good video, well done...is it normal behaviour that both Gig1 and tunnel int sharing same IP? would it be conflict? I tried this in my lab and I lost the box "although it's joined vmanage"
I’m hitting an issue where after entering “controller-mode enable” and the device restarts, it boots back into autonomous mode. Have you seen that issue before?
Good Video. But one question. After you issue the "activate" command on the CLI, how does this router learn the IP of the vManage? At this moment, the router only knows the IP of vBond. But router cannot authenticate to vBond because it does not have the certificate yet. So, my question is, how C8000v gets in touch with vManage for installing its certificate etc.? My search on Cisco documentation for this did not yield any results. I am sure you can help. Thanks a lot!
Hello & Thanks for the comment. So the vBond acts as our onboarding server. The vBond uses the configured WAN edge list in vManage to know which edge devices are allowed to connect. When we issue the "activate" command, the router reaches out to vBond & asks for the vManage information. The token we provide in this step is used to help vBond authenticate the new device. Once allowed, vBond responds with the IP/domain of the other controllers. This allows the router to communicate with the vManage & vSmart servers - and get it's certificate from vManage. Hope that helps! There is additional information here: www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/solutions/CVD/SDWAN/sdwan-wan-edge-onboarding-deploy-guide-2020nov.pdf
Thank you. I got that. Another question. At 9:47 at the activation command, the keyword 'vedge-cloud' is used, even though the platform we are activating is C8000V. Why?
Hi there - are you talking about this part? ruclips.net/video/HyPYLKrPPsk/видео.html If so, those unused devices are synced via your Cisco Smart Account. If you own licenses for a Catalyst 8000v - they should be in the Plug & Play portal, which you can sync to vManage.
Thanks. I figure it out. What version of the 8000v are you using cause I went they the steps but the 8000v didn’t call home to vManage. I’m using 20.5.1 for vManage and 17.x for the 8000v
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I found this very helpful, thanks. In my case I depend on getting ssh access via GigabitEthernet1 so in my lab I added "allow-service all" within the configuration for the sdwan tunnel, otherwise ssh access is removed when the sdwan configuration is applied.
Excellent video and great explanation! Thank you!
Nice video, thanks.
Any help you can provide on uploading the C8000v to vmanage? I'm attempting to upload the WAN edge list as a csv file but it keeps failing saying virtual hardware platforms are not supported.
why my cat8k doesn't have "controller-mode enable" command?
i do have the same version IOS-XE on your video tho, hmmm
good video, well done...is it normal behaviour that both Gig1 and tunnel int sharing same IP? would it be conflict? I tried this in my lab and I lost the box "although it's joined vmanage"
I’m hitting an issue where after entering “controller-mode enable” and the device restarts, it boots back into autonomous mode. Have you seen that issue before?
Good Video. But one question. After you issue the "activate" command on the CLI, how does this router learn the IP of the vManage? At this moment, the router only knows the IP of vBond. But router cannot authenticate to vBond because it does not have the certificate yet. So, my question is, how C8000v gets in touch with vManage for installing its certificate etc.?
My search on Cisco documentation for this did not yield any results. I am sure you can help.
Thanks a lot!
Hello & Thanks for the comment. So the vBond acts as our onboarding server. The vBond uses the configured WAN edge list in vManage to know which edge devices are allowed to connect. When we issue the "activate" command, the router reaches out to vBond & asks for the vManage information. The token we provide in this step is used to help vBond authenticate the new device. Once allowed, vBond responds with the IP/domain of the other controllers. This allows the router to communicate with the vManage & vSmart servers - and get it's certificate from vManage.
Hope that helps! There is additional information here: www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/solutions/CVD/SDWAN/sdwan-wan-edge-onboarding-deploy-guide-2020nov.pdf
Thank you. I got that. Another question. At 9:47 at the activation command, the keyword 'vedge-cloud' is used, even though the platform we are activating is C8000V. Why?
I can't add the 8000v image to eve-ng. It doesn't work
how did you get the unused device template?
Hi there - are you talking about this part? ruclips.net/video/HyPYLKrPPsk/видео.html
If so, those unused devices are synced via your Cisco Smart Account. If you own licenses for a Catalyst 8000v - they should be in the Plug & Play portal, which you can sync to vManage.
Thanks. I figure it out. What version of the 8000v are you using cause I went they the steps but the 8000v didn’t call home to vManage. I’m using 20.5.1 for vManage and 17.x for the 8000v
For the Cat 8k, I was running 17.04.01 & I think vManage was also on 20.5
Ok. I must be missing something cause when I go to activate the 8000v didn’t doesn’t even try to reach out to vbond even though I can ping it