Cisco dCloud

Cisco Routing and Switching Sandbox v2

Last Updated: 20-JUNE-2018

About This Demonstration

This guide for the demonstration includes:

• About This Demonstration

• Requirements

• About This Solution

• Topology

• Get Started

• Scenario 1: Accessing the Routers and Switches

• Appendix A: Cabling Diagrams

• Appendix B: Device Access Details

Requirements
The table below outlines the requirements for this preconfigured demonstration.

Table 1. Requirements

Required Optional

● Laptop ● Cisco AnyConnect®

About This Solution

The Cisco Router and Switch Cabling Sandbox v2 supplies a platform of routers and switches that allow you to test scenarios or
configurations.

NOTE: This demonstration contains all virtual devices, so some features (especially on the switches) will not be available.

All the devices have a base configuration with a configured hostname, their interfaces set to no shut, and CDP enabled. There is
no external connectivity to any of the routers or switches in this environment. You are limited to exactly the 20 routers and 5
switches in this environment (though that number can be expanded with the use of VRFs and VLANs).

Using the power of dCloud you can also save custom copies of this demonstration. If you design a complex scenario and want to
save it, write memory on all your devices and then use the Save option within the dCloud GUI. This saves the demo to the Custom
Content section of your My Hub page.

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Topology
A summary diagram is provided, since there are too many interfaces cabled to provide a detailed cabling diagram via a picture.

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Get Started
BEFORE PRESENTING

Cisco dCloud strongly recommends that you perform the tasks in this document with an active session before presenting in front of
a live audience. This will allow you to become familiar with the structure of the document and content.

It may be necessary to schedule a new session after following this guide in order to reset the environment to its original
configuration.

PREPARATION IS KEY TO A SUCCESSFUL PRESENTATION.

FOR DCLOUD SCHEDULED DEMO

Follow the steps to schedule a session of the content and configure your presentation environment.

1. Initiate your dCloud session. [Show Me How]

NOTE: It may take up to 10 minutes for your session to become active.

2. For best performance, connect to the workstation with Cisco AnyConnect VPN [Show Me How] and the local RDP client on
your laptop [Show Me How]

• Workstation 1: 198.18.133.38, Username: admin, Password: C1sco12345

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Scenario 1. Accessing the Routers and Switches

Steps
1. On the Wkst1 VM, several connection methods are provided for your convenience. You can use PuTTY, MTPuTTY, or
mRemoteNG as your application for accessing the routers and switches. Bookmarks to all the devices are available in each of
those applications.

NOTE: Alternately, you can directly connect to the routers and switches if you AnyConnect VPN into the topology and use the
connection table provided in Appendix B.

2. For example, from Wkst1, double click on the MTPuTTY, mRemoteNG, or PuTTY icon.

3. The MTPuTTY start page displays. All the connections are labeled with their respective hostname.

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4. Double-click R1 in the Putty Session listing. When the R1 tab appears, press Enter/Return to display the device prompt.

5. Type show cdp neighbors at the prompt. (The startup-config of all devices has a configured with a hostname and with all
interfaces being in no shutdown state.)

6. At this point, you are free to configure the routers and switches as necessary.

7. To save your configuration, use the command copy running-config startup-config.

8. To save your demonstration, click Save from the Sessions tab on the dCloud My Hub page.

Figure 1. Stop and Save Demo

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Appendix A. Cabling Diagrams

The following wiring diagrams illustrate how the routers and switches are cabled. The cabling is not editable, but interfaces can be
shut down individually if they are not necessary for your purposes. The use of VLANS and/or VRFs can create additional
connections or routers, if needed.

Routers 1-10

Device Port Device Port

r1 e0/0 sw105 e0/0

r1 e0/1 sw105 e0/1
r2 e0/0 sw105 e0/2
r2 e0/1 sw105 e0/3
r3 e0/0 sw105 e1/0
r3 e0/1 sw105 e1/1
r4 e0/0 sw105 e1/2
r4 e0/1 sw105 e1/3
r5 e0/0 sw105 e2/0
r5 e0/1 sw105 e2/1
r6 e0/0 sw105 e2/2
r6 e0/1 sw105 e2/3
r7 e0/0 sw105 e3/0
r7 e0/1 sw105 e3/1
r8 e0/0 sw105 e3/2
r8 e0/1 sw105 e3/3
r9 e0/0 sw105 e4/0
r9 e0/1 sw105 e4/1
r10 e0/0 sw105 e4/2
r10 e0/1 sw105 e4/3

Routers 11-20

Device Port Device Port

r11 e0/0 sw105 e5/0

r11 e0/1 sw105 e5/1
r12 e0/0 sw105 e5/2
r12 e0/1 sw105 e5/3
r13 e0/0 sw105 e6/0
r13 e0/1 sw105 e6/1
r14 e0/0 sw105 e6/2
r14 e0/1 sw105 e6/3
r15 e0/0 sw105 e7/0
r15 e0/1 sw105 e7/1
r16 e0/0 sw105 e7/2
r16 e0/1 sw105 e7/3

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r17 e0/0 sw105 e8/0

r17 e0/1 sw105 e8/1
r18 e0/0 sw105 e8/2
r18 e0/1 sw105 e8/3
r19 e0/0 sw105 e9/0
r19 e0/1 sw105 e9/1
r20 e0/0 sw105 e9/2
r20 e0/1 sw105 e9/3

Switches 101-104

Device Port Device Port

sw101 e0/0 sw102 e0/0

sw101 e0/1 sw102 e0/1
sw101 e0/2 sw103 e0/0
sw101 e0/3 sw103 e0/1
sw101 e1/0 sw104 e0/0
sw101 e1/1 sw104 e0/1
sw101 e1/2 sw105 10/0
sw102 e0/0 sw101 e0/0
sw102 e0/1 sw101 e0/1
sw102 e0/2 sw103 e0/2
sw102 e0/3 sw103 e0/3
sw102 e1/0 sw104 e0/2
sw102 e1/1 sw104 e0/3
sw102 e1/2 sw105 e10/1
sw103 e0/0 sw101 e0/2
sw103 e0/1 sw101 e0/3
sw103 e0/2 sw102 e0/2
sw103 e0/3 sw102 e0/3
sw103 e1/0 sw104 e1/0
sw103 e1/1 sw104 e1/1
sw103 e1/2 sw105 e10/2
sw104 e0/0 sw101 e1/0
sw104 e0/1 sw101 e1/1
sw104 e0/2 sw102 e1/0
sw104 e0/3 sw102 e1/1
sw104 e1/0 sw103 e1/0
sw104 e1/1 sw103 e1/1
sw104 e1/2 sw105 e10/3

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Switch 105 to Routers 1-10

Device Port Device Port

sw105 e0/0 r1 e0/0

sw105 e0/1 r1 e0/1
sw105 e0/2 r2 e0/0
sw105 e0/3 r2 e0/1
sw105 e1/0 r3 e0/0
sw105 e1/1 r3 e0/1
sw105 e1/2 r4 e0/0
sw105 e1/3 r4 e0/1
sw105 e2/0 r5 e0/0
sw105 e2/1 r5 e0/1
sw105 e2/2 r6 e0/0
sw105 e2/3 r6 e0/1
sw105 e3/0 r7 e0/0
sw105 e3/1 r7 e0/1
sw105 e3/2 r8 e0/0
sw105 e3/3 r8 e0/1
sw105 e4/0 r9 e0/0
sw105 e4/1 r9 e0/1
sw105 e4/2 r10 e0/0
sw105 e4/3 r10 e0/1

Switch 105 to Routers 11-20

Device Port Device Port

sw105 e5/0 r11 e0/0

sw105 e5/1 r11 e0/1
sw105 e5/2 r12 e0/0
sw105 e5/3 r12 e0/1
sw105 e6/0 r13 e0/0
sw105 e6/1 r13 e0/1
sw105 e6/2 r14 e0/0
sw105 e6/3 r14 e0/1
sw105 e7/0 r15 e0/0
sw105 e7/1 r15 e0/1
sw105 e7/2 r16 e0/0
sw105 e7/3 r16 e0/1
sw105 e8/0 r17 e0/0
sw105 e8/1 r17 e0/1
sw105 e8/2 r18 e0/0
sw105 e8/3 r18 e0/1
sw105 e9/0 r19 e0/0
sw105 e9/1 r19 e0/1

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sw105 e9/2 r20 e0/0

sw105 e9/3 r20 e0/1

Switch 105 to Switches 101-104

Device Port Device Port

sw105 e10/0 sw101 e1/2

sw105 e10/1 sw102 e1/2
sw105 e10/2 sw103 e1/2
sw105 e10/3 sw104 e1/2

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Appendix B. Device Access Details

Use the following list to telnet to the respective IP/port shown to access the listed device.
Device IP Port

r1 198.18.129.33 30001
r2 198.18.129.33 30002
r3 198.18.129.33 30003
r4 198.18.129.33 30004
r5 198.18.129.33 30005
r6 198.18.129.33 30006
r7 198.18.129.33 30007
r8 198.18.129.33 30008
r9 198.18.129.33 30009
r10 198.18.129.33 30010
r11 198.18.129.33 30011
r12 198.18.129.33 30012
r13 198.18.129.33 30013
r14 198.18.129.33 30014
r15 198.18.129.33 30015
r16 198.18.129.33 30016
r17 198.18.129.33 30017
r18 198.18.129.33 30018
r19 198.18.129.33 30019
r20 198.18.129.33 30020
sw101 198.18.129.33 30101
sw102 198.18.129.33 30102
sw103 198.18.129.33 30103
sw104 198.18.129.33 30104
sw105 198.18.129.33 30105

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