Configuring VRF Lite on Cisco Routers (for CCNP ROUTE Candidates)

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In this video, you'll learn the three steps to configuring VRF-Lite on a Cisco router:
03:22 Step #1: Globally Define VRFs.
03:55 Step #2: Assign (Sub)Interfaces to VRF Instances.
06:33 Step #3: Associate a Routing Process with Each VRF.
08:15 Verify VRF Lite.
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[@MrLsevensquare]

Excellent Video. Short, straight to the point, and easy to follow. GREAT Job!

[@fryeguy115]

Thank you for this! Very easy to understand with how you explain it and the command line output to follow along with.

[@atulsharma4501]

let me tell you this! YOU ARE AWESOME. everything which is needed for making a great TECH video, you've got it spot on.

[@johnchalmers7306]

Fantastic! i really enjoy your way to teach Kevin

[@juancz4886]

Bravo Kevin, you are the best.

[@javedqwert]

You are a great teacher... clear concept and great explanation as always... please keep up

[@IslamJoieDeVivre]

Excellent as usual, Thank you sir !

[@josephjefferson6368]

Fantastic, as usual, Kevin.

[@mirriaz486]

Amazing explanation Kevin

[@TheGauravmankar]

You are my hero Kevin. 😎

[@g7celica]

Great video. THanks Kevin, I owe my CCNA certification to you.

[@laertes610]

Muchas gracias Kevin (thanks Kevin)

[@aungsanmyint9049]

very awesome sir very clearly explained

[@Xsender90]

Thanks , great video

[@lingoparrot8389]

Thank you Kevin!

[@ahmadalturk9127]

amazing ! Thanks sir :)

[@TuanTran-jn5gs]

Amazing video !!!

[@rodolfopena6787]

Hi Kevin, Excellent video. what kind of simulator you use, I tried gns3 but it consumes a lot resources.

[@m.laminendiaye5636]

Great video !

[@Muhammed552]

cheap method if u donot have alot of money :D
btw ty kevin :D

[@khansheheyar]

Good one 👍

[@kibromtewolde2954]

Tnx

[@lefaxiong]

is it mandatory to associate a routing process to every vrf?
what if i just want a point to point vrf connected via gsm? do i still need to assign a routing process?

[@mihailbuldakov9424]

Nice!

[@mihailbuldakov9424]

+Kevin Wallace Thank you for your book , ccnp route =)

[@virtualvnet8737]

BUt the routers (VOICE, DATA and VIDEO) also have configured vrf right?

[@bhushanpatil1456]

But how do we apply QOS on common router ?

[@hazelpacheco8131]

Why it doesn't works with BGP?