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GNS3 Certified Associate Official Course (GNS3A) - David Bombal

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The GNS3 Certified Associate (GNS3A) program is a multi-vendor, next generation network engineer certification that focuses on the core skills that network engineers need today for the new era of rapidly changing, programmable, automated and intelligent networks.

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This is the official GNS3 Certified Associate course. This course covers the topics you need to know to pass the GNS3CA Exam.

In today’s rapidly changing networking environment where billions of IoT devices are being added to the Internet every year, it is no longer enough for network engineers to simply configure network devices manually via a Command Line Interface (CLI). Network engineer skill-sets need to diversify to include network programmability and automation skills such as Ansible and Python, programmable APIs, Open Networking technologies, virtualization, Linux and support of multi-vendor environments.

The GNS3A program will prepare you to have the knowledge and training to:

Install and build virtual networks using GNS3 with knowledge of multiple vendors and protocols
Explain and describe GNS3 core functions and architecture
Identify and troubleshoot GNS3 installation and configuration issues
Program networks using Python network automation scripts
Implement OpenFlow based SDN networks within GNS3 topologies
Implement Docker based appliances within GNS3 topologies
Describe DevOps terms such as Data Formats, APIs, REST, NETCONF and others
Program networks using Ansible network automation scripts
Install and configure Linux based virtual machines and core Linux functions
Install, configure and troubleshoot hypervisors such as VMware Workstation, ESXi, QEMU and VirtualBox
Troubleshoot basic network issues

Exam topics:

Core GNS3 Skills

Explain GNS3 architecture:
1. GNS3 GUI
2. GNS3 VM
3. Local versus remote VMs
4. Schema (GUI / Web / Controller / Compute / Emulators)
Explain, configure and troubleshoot GNS3 Hypervisor options
1. VMware Workstation Pro
2. VMware Workstation Player
3. Vmware Fusion
4. VirtualBox
5. ESXi
6. QEMU
Describe GNS3 cloud solutions:
1. Packet.net
Explain and contrast GNS3 device support
1. Switches
2. Routers
3. Firewalls
4. Servers
5. Hosts
Explain, configure and troubleshoot device types:
1. Built-in
  1. Hub
  2. Switch
  3. Cloud options
2. Network Vendors
  1. Dynamips IOS routers
  2. Cisco IOSv appliance
  3. Cisco IOSvL2 appliance
  4. Arista vEOS appliance
  5. Juniper SRXv appliance
  6. FRRouting appliance
3. Server / PC appliances
  1. Ubuntu Appliance
  2. Network Automation Appliance
  3. Networker’s Toolkit Appliance
  4. DNS appliance
  5. Other popular GNS3 appliances
Troubleshoot GNS3 installation issues (GUI and VM)
Describe GNS3 best practices
1. GNS3 GUI
2. GNS3 VM
3. Emulation options
4. Vendor device emulation / simulation options
Describe and use GNS3 programmability options
1. REST API
2. cURL
3. Postman
4. Python scripts
5. Bash scripts

Python:

Describe Python terms including:
1. Objects
2. Variables
3. Strings
4. Integers and floats
5. Booleans
6. Operators
7. Lists
8. Dictionaries
9. Tuples
10. Loops
11. Conditions
12. Functions
Explain and troubleshoot Python code snippets including
1. Text manipulation (split / join / concatenation)
2. Loops (for / while)
3. If / else / elseif logic
Describe and verify the Python Telnet library for network device automation
Describe, verify and troubleshoot the use of Netmiko for network device automation
Describe, verify and troubleshoot the use of NAPALM for network device automation

Linux

Describe Linux distributions (Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Mint)
Describe Linux Text editors (vi, nano)
Configure, verify and troubleshoot IPv6 addressing, default gateways and static routes (Ubuntu)
Describe and verify Linux Directory structures (Ubuntu)
Describe file copying, moving and deleting (Ubuntu)
Describe and verify common Linux commands (ls, grep, more, cat, less) (Ubuntu)
Describe and verify Linux Permissions (Ubuntu)
Describe Linux Processes (Ubuntu)
Configure and verify Linux software installation (Ubuntu)
Configure and verify Linux DNS server (dnsmasq)
Configure and verify Linux DNS server (dnsmasq)
Configure and troubleshoot network devices such as Cumulus Linux, Arista, NX9000 and FRR using Linux command

SDN

Describe SDN terms and definitions
1. Controller functions
2. Plane separation
3. Northbound interface (APIs)
4. Southbound interface (APIs)
5. NFV
Describe and contrast SDN visions
1. Open SDN
2. SDN via Overlays
3. SDN via APIs
4. Automation based SDN
Describe SDN protocols
1. OpenFlow
2. NETCONF
3. VxLAN
4. YANG
Describe and contrast Data Formats
1. JSON
2. XML
3. YAML
Describe source control using Git
Describe APIs
1. Network Device APIs
2. REST APIs
Describe and contrast SDN controllers:
1. Open source SDN controllers (OpenDaylight, ONOS, RYU)
2. Vendor SDN controllers (NSX, ACI, APIC-EM)
Describe and verify basic OpenFlow switch flows (OVS / Mininet)
1. OpenFlow 1.0 and 1.3 only
2. Proactive vs Reactive flows
3. Pipeline Processing
4. Match Types
5. Match Actions
6. Message types
7. OpenFlow Ports

Automation Tools

1. Ansible
  1. Install and configure Ansible for network automation
  2. Describe and contrast agentless vs agent based automation tools
  3. Describe Ansible terms such as Idempotency, Ad Hoc changes, inventory files, plays, tasks and playbooks
  4. Implement and troubleshoot Ansible scripts for network device automation
2. Describe and contrast Salt, Puppet and Chef

Virtualization technologies

Describe and contrast hypervisors
1. VMware Workstation Pro
2. VMware Workstation Player
3. VMWare Fusion
4. VirtualBox
5. QEMU
6. ESXi
Describe and contrast virtual image types (img, qcow2, iso, ova and vmdk)
Explain virtualization concepts such as nested virtualization, host virtualization, network NIC virtualization, network device sizing and scaling.
Install and configure GNS3 supported hypervisors
Install and configure GNS3 with cloud based providers such as Packet.net

GNS3 Academy Curriculum

Welcome

Overview (12:16)
GNS3 Exam Q&A (9:32)
GNS3 Team Introduction (20:24)
Jeremy Grossmann – creator of GNS3 – discusses the GNS3 architecture with David Bombal (22:05)
Menu
Answering your questions (1:53)

GNS3 Installation and configuration

GNS3 2.1 Install Part 1- Components and software requirements (3:32)
GNS3 2.1 Install Part 2- GUI install (11:47)
GNS3 2.1 Install Part 3- Troubleshooting GNS3 installation issues Windows 10 (4:37)
GNS3 2.1 Install Part 4- Basic GNS3 Network (your first network) (9:50)
GNS3 2.1 Install Part 5- Where do I get Cisco IOS images (7:55)
GNS3 2.1 Install Part 6- Cisco IOS network using Dynamips (12:13)
GNS3 2.1 Install Part 7- GNS3 VM, VIRL and switching (8:29)
GNS3 2.1 Install Part 8- GNS3 VM, VMware 14 issues (11:55)
GNS3 2.1 Install Part 9- Cisco VIRL IOSv import into GNS3 (11:23)
GNS3 2.1 Install Part 10- Cisco VIRL and Dynamips network (7:47)

GNS3 installation in the cloud

Packet.net and GNS3 (Part 1): Overview (4:35)
Packet.net and GNS3 (Part 2): Documentation, Discounts and signup (5:10)
Packet.net and GNS3 (Part 3): SSH Keys (Generate with PuttyGen) (4:21)
Packet.net and GNS3 (Part 4): Deploy Server and setup VPN (8:56)
Packet.net and GNS3 (Part 5): Integrate the GNS3 GUI with Packet.net (8:25)

GNS3 installation on ESXi

Install GNS3 on VMware ESXi Part 1 (11:11)
Install GNS3 on VMware ESXi Part 2 (9:45)

GNS3 Installation: VMware Player

Part 1: GNS3 & VMware Workstation Player (9:47)
Part 2: GNS3 & VMware Workstation Player (12:15)

GNS3 Preferences & VMware settings

GNS3 VM Preferences (5:10)

GNS3 Installation on Mac OS

Install GNS3 on a Mac (with GNS3 VM) (12:28)

Upgrading Docker Containers in GNS3

Docker GNS3 Automation Container Upgrade (12:18)

GNS3 2.X Architecture

GNS3 2.0 Architecture and schema Part 1 What is the GNS3 Controller (6:51)
GNS3 2.0 Architecture and schema Part 2 Emulators and virtualization (7:56)

GNS3 Version 2.0 updates

Upgrade to version 2.0 (16:16)
GNS3 2.0 Portable Projects – easily export and import GNS3 projects (3:47)
GNS3 2.0 Profiles = multiple settings for different scenarios (3:46)
GNS3 2.0 New Features Smart packet capture and capture on any link (4:07)
GNS3 2.0 New Feature Support for color-blind users (2:02)
GNS3 2.0 New Feature Connect IOSv, IOSvL2 and other Qemu devices while powered o (1:47)
GNS3 2.0 New Feature Select where VPCS runs (2:27)
GNS3 2.0 NAT Node (9:09)
GNS3 Talks Fast IOSv boot (9:39)
Mac OS with Windows 10 Virtual Machine = Mac+GNS3+GNS3 VM+Windows 10 VM+Cisc (7:51)
GNS3 Talks Multiple clients sharing projects in real time, plus console sess (9:55)

GNS3 2.1

GNS3 2.1 Part 1: Introduction and packet filters (10:59)
GNS3 2.1 Part 3: Node duplication (3:20)
GNS3 2.1 Part 2: Appliance templates (6:57)
GNS3 2.1 Part 4: Zoom percentage, 275 network adapters and more (5:13)

GNS3 GUI Part 1 Workspace and others

GNS3 Workspace (1:45)
GNS3 Topology Summary (1:24)
Server Summary (0:33)
GNS3 console (0:45)
GNS3 Menu Overview (1:15)

GNS3 GUI Part 2: Projects

GNS3 Project Terminology (4:28)
GNS3 Projects (3:12)

GNS3 GUI GNS3 GUI Part 3: More GUI Options & demonstrations

Interface labels (0:33)
Console connect to all devices (1:06)
Start, suspend and stop routers – EIGRP convergence demostration (3:31)
Pause Router Demo with EIGRP demonstration (2:04)
Notes, Pictures, Zoom, Ellipses, Rectangles, Layers (2:35)
GNS3 Styles (0:41)

GNS3 REST API

Software is eating the world and the GNS3 REST API: SDN, APIs, Network Programma (7:59)
GNS3 REST API Part 2: SDN, APIs, Network Programmability (8:35)
GNS3 REST API Part 3:Create a GNS3 project, add nodes, add links programmability (9:34)
GNS3 REST API Part 4: Start GNS3 nodes, connect remotely without GUI (4:11)
GNS3 REST API Part 5: cURL and bash scripting with the GNS3 REST API (11:07)

VMware Questions and Issues

Troubleshooting Intel VTX Issues with VMware (6:55)
VMware network adapter settings (5:29)

GNS3 Questions: What can I do?

GNS3 Questions: Part 1 (6:14)
GNS3 Questions: Part 2 (7:16)

Multiple GNS3 Servers

GNS3 Multiple Servers (10:44)

Multiple GNS3 Servers and a single GNS3 GUI

Part 1- Multiple GNS3 Servers and a single GUI (8:16)
Part 2- Multiple GNS3 Servers and a single GUI (10:54)

Packet Tracer vs GNS3 vs VIRL vs Physical Equipment

Part 1: Comparisons: Packet Tracer, GNS3, VIRL, Physical Equipment (4:15)
Part 2: Packet Tracer (8:37)
Part 3: GNS3 (9:32)
Part 4: Cisco VIRL (3:46)
Part 5: Physical equipment (8:48)
Part 6: More Options (10:43)

VIRL image downloads

How to download Cisco VIRL images Part 1 (7:39)
How to download Cisco VIRL images Part 2 (14:00)

Cisco VIRL Options

Cisco VIRL version 1.3 Part 1 (9:13)
Cisco VIRL version 1.3 Part 2 (6:42)

Network Operating Systems

Network Operating Systems Part 1 FBOSS, NX-OS, IOSv, IOS-XRv, cEOS and many more (10:19)
Network Operating Systems Part 2 FBOSS, NX-OS, IOSv, IOS-XRv, cEOS and many more (5:13)

GNS3 Switching Options

GNS3 switching setup and options: Cisco and other switching options in GNS3 (14:35)
GNS3 unmanaged built-in switch (13:27)
Router on a stick with GNS3 unmanaged built-in switch (6:34)
Etherswitch Router for Cisco Dynamips Part 1 (13:36)
Etherswitch Router for Cisco Dynamips Part 2 (6:40)
Etherswitch, Wireshark, 802.1Q, InterVLAN routing (16:33)

GNS3 Appliance: Cisco ASAv

GNS3 ASA setup Import and configure Cisco ASAv with GNS3 (15:59)

GNS3 Applaince: ASAv and ASDM

Configure VIRL ASAv firewall with GNS3 and ASDM (Part 1) (9:08)
USA Version- GNS3, Cisco ASA and ASDM- Configure VIRL ASAv firewall with GNS3 and ASDM (Part 2) (12:51)
GNS3, Cisco ASA and ASDM- Configure VIRL ASAv firewall with GNS3 and ASDM (Part 3) (12:08)
GNS3, Cisco ASA and ASDM- Configure VIRL ASAv firewall with GNS3 and ASDM (Part 4) (10:13)
GNS3, Cisco ASA and ASDM- Configure VIRL ASAv firewall with GNS3 and ASDM (Part 5) (4:46)

Cisco VIRL ASA 9.7.1

Cisco VIRL ASA 9.7.1 installation, setup and configuration (13:10)

GNS3 Appliance: IOSvL2

IOSvL2 Appliance import (8:06)

GNS3 Appliance: IOSv

IOSv Appliance (10:59)

GNS3 Appliance: Cisco IOS-XR

Don't forget to commit your changes! (8:16)
Don't forget to commit your changes! (continuation) (7:16)
OSPF IOS-XRv and IOSv (6:43)

GNS3 Appliance: Cisco Nexus

GNS3 Nexus (NX-OSv) switch setup and configuration Part 1 (8:34)
GNS3 Nexus (NX-OSv) switch setup and configuration Part 2 (10:25)

GNS3 Appliance: Cisco CSR 1000v

GNS3 Cisco CSR 1000v setup and configuration Part 1 (8:24)
GNS3 Cisco CSR 1000v setup and configuration Part 2 (6:05)

GNS3 Appliance: Nexus9k

Nexus 9000 Import and Configuration Part 1 (6:44)
Nexus 9000 Import and Configuration Part 2 (5:08)

GNS3 Appliance: VPCS – lightweight PCs

VPCS overview (3:43)
Cisco Router and VPCS PCs (2:18)
Your First GNS3 Topology with VPCS (4:31)

GNS3 Appliance: Network Automation Appliance

GNS3 Automation Container import and testing Part 1 (6:10)
GNS3 Automation Container import and testing Part 2 (8:34)
Ansible installation (11:25)

GNS3 Appliance: ipterm

GNS3 Talks ipterm Linux, Docker, Python, SDN and more! Part 1 (7:54)
GNS3 Talks ipterm Linux, Docker, Python, SDN and more! Part 2 (6:05)
GNS3 Talks ipterm Linux, Docker, Python, SDN and more! Part 3 (8:42)

GNS3 Appliance: HPE VSR

GNS3 Talks HPE VSR, VNC Console and Cisco integration Part 1 (Cisco IOSv + HPE) (10:57)
GNS3 Talks HPE VSR, VNC Console and Cisco integration Part 2 (Cisco IOSv + HPE) (9:21)

GNS3 Appliance: Arista

Arista vEOS GNS3 import and configuration Part 1 (7:46)
Arista vEOS GNS3 import and configuration Part 2 (11:24)

GNS3 Appliance: Juniper SRX appliance

Juniper SRX appliance Part 1 (11:26)
Juniper SRX appliance Part 2 (11:39)
Juniper SRX appliance Part 3 (4:48)
Juniper SRX appliance Part 4 (8:42)
Juniper SRX appliance Part 5 (10:29)

GNS3 Appliance: Juniper SRX 17.3 appliance

Juniper SRX 17.3 appliance Part 1 (12:12)
Juniper SRX 17.3 appliance Part 2 (15:01)

GNS3 Appliance: Ubuntu Desktop QEMU Appliance

GNS3 Ubuntu Desktop QEMU Appliance (11:51)

GNS3 Appliance: Windows GNS3 QEMU appliance

GNS3 Windows QEMU Appliance Part 1 (12:31)
GNS3 QEMU Windows Appliance Part 2 (9:08)

GNS3 Appliance: Windows Server QEMU Appliance

Windows Server QEMU Appliance (10:32)

Mac OS: Chicken of the VNC

GNS3 Talks Mac OS X, HPE VSR, Chicken of the VNC, Cisco CSR Part 1 (8:58)
GNS3 Talks Mac OS X, HPE VSR, Chicken of the VNC, Cisco CSR Part 2 (7:21)

Router on a stick (IOS router and GNS3 Layer 2 switch)

Router on a stick overview (1:05)
Create topology (2:20)
Router configuration (subinterfaces) (3:39)
Wireshark capture of 802.1Q frames (2:58)

Cisco Etherswitch Service module (Layer 2 switching)

Cisco Etherswitch Service Module Overview (1:39)
Create topology (2:18)
Spanning Tree, PCMCIA setup, memory setup (6:53)
Format Flash and set up VTP (2:20)
Verify PC Connectivity (1:47)
Spanning Tree testing (2:51)
Move PCs to another VLAN (4:23)
GNS3 Etherswitch Wizard (2:06)
GNS3 Macros (1:06)

GNS3 Appliance: Frame Relay switch

Frame Relay Overview (0:34)
Build a Frame Relay network (5:23)
OSPF neighbors across Frame Relay (6:33)

Cisco IOS router as a Frame Relay switch

Cisco Router as Frame Relay switch configuration (5:22)
Frame Relay testing (3:24)

GNS3 Appliance: The Cloud: Connect GNS3 to the Internet and enable NAT

Internet and NAT overview (0:30)
Topology creation and cloud configuration (6:13)
GNS3 can ping Internet websites & NAT configuration (7:28)
NAT terminology (1:54)
Wireshark capture of NAT packets (2:26)

GNS3 Cloud Device – Connect your GNS3 topology to the physical network

Part 1: Connecting your GNS3 network to physical network (GNS3 VM) (11:39)
Part 2: Connecting your GNS3 network to physical network (GNS3 VM) (5:32)
Part 3: Connecting your GNS3 network to physical network (local network) (5:04)

GNS3 Appliance: Cumulus Linux

Cumulus Linux 1 (11:41)
Cumulus Linux 2 (10:43)
Cumulus Linux 3 (8:35)

GNS3, Python and Regular Expressions

GNS3, Python and Regular Expressions Part 1 (11:42)
GNS3, Python and Regular Expressions Part 2 (7:36)
GNS3, Python and Regular Expressions Part 3 (13:40)
GNS3, Python and Regular Expressions Part 4 (9:41)

Python 3 Course Contents form HERE:

Introduction (3:49)

Quick Start Guide to Network Automation

Quick Start 1: GNS3 Lab Setup and IDEs (10:22)
Quick Start 2: Telnet Script creation (11:20)
Quick Start 3: Telnet Script Test (6:04)
Quick Start 4: Telnet to a switch and create VLANs (8:15)
Quick Start 5: Loops (7:29)
Quick Start 6: PEP8: Python Style Guide (2:41)
Quick Start 7: Configure switch VLANs using loops (8:55)
Quick start 8: Create a multiple switch network (8:16)
Quick Start 9: Open a file of switch IP addresess (8:22)
Quick Start 10: Configure multiple switch with a loop (3:00)
Quick Start 11: Loops within loops (6:51)
Quick Start 12: Backup Network Device Configurations (7:09)

Netmiko: Use SSH for Network Automation

Netmiko Part 1: Introduction (2:34)
Netmiko Part 2: Enable SSH on switches in network (4:38)
Netmiko Part 3: Your first Netmiko SSH Script (8:00)
Netmiko Part 4: Script for multiple switches (3:55)
Netmiko Part 5: Run script and configure multiple devices (5:10)
Netmiko Part 6: File of multiple Cisco commands (5:55)
Netmiko Part 7: Program multiple switches with file of commands (10:16)
Netmiko Part 8: Script to program entire network (5:43)
Netmiko Part 9: Run script to program entire network (4:41)

NAPALM

NAPALM Introduction (P75_12) (5:57)
NAPALM Python 3 versus 2.7 (3:30)
Ubuntu versus Network Automation Container
Install NAPALM (P68_13) (2:22)
NAPALM connect to switch 1 (P68_14) (3:52)
JSON and more commands (P68_16) (5:02)
Mac address table, ARP cache (P68_17) (5:46)

NAPALM and BGP

Use NAPALM to retrieve BGP neighbor information: Part 1 (2:09)
Use NAPALM to retrieve BGP neighbor information: Part 2 (5:11)
Use NAPALM to retrieve BGP neighbor information: Part 3 (1:13)
NAPALM: Multiple BGP neighbors (4:42)
NAPALM and bigger BGP Network Part 1 (4:23)
NAPALM and bigger BGP Network Part 2 (2:51)

Use NAPALM for device configuration audit and changes (P75)

Use NAPALM to configure Access lists (P75_6) (3:45)
Check if ACL already exists and add if missing (P75_7) (4:17)
Use NAPALM for auditing device configs (P75_8) (0:52)
Use NAPALM to add multiple config files (P75_9) (4:08)
NAPALM: Multiple config files, multiple devices (P75_10) (3:55)

Iteration Examples: Netmiko scripts

Netmiko Iteration: Script Overview (5:51)
Netmiko Iteration (Script 1): Basic Script (1:32)
Netmiko Iteration (Script 2): Open a file of commands (5:50)
Netmiko Iteration (Script 3): Configure multiple devices using a file of devices (7:23)
Netmiko Iteration (Script 4): Remove passwords from script (4:13)
Netmiko Iteration (Script 5): Except (Error) Handling (7:36)
Netmiko Iteration (Script 6): Determine device types and run specific device type (7:43)
Netmiko Iteration (Script 7): Iterate device type script (3:03)

Netmiko Scaling

Part 1: Encrypted Password File (7:30)
Part 2: Netmiko Sequential Part 1 (5:04)
Part 3: Netmiko Sequential Part 2 (6:52)
Part 4: Netmiko Multithreading (5:40)
Part 5: Netmiko Thread Pools (5:40)

Python Theory

Theory topics – very short (P62_14_15) (2:04)
Keep learning (P61_26) (2:17)
2.7 and 3 setup (P61_27) (4:11)
2.7 and 3 examples (P61_28) (3:13)
Basic Hello World Scripts (P61_29_30) (1:29)

Python Theory: Objects, Variables and Data Types

Python Objects (P61_1) (5:12)
Python Objects Part 2 (P61_2) (1:12)
Python Variables (P61_3) (3:30)
Python Variables Part 2 (P61_4_5) (2:35)
Python Variables Part 3 (P61_6) (4:15)
Python Variables Part 4 (P61_7_8) (2:26)
Data Types (P61_9) (1:47)
Data Type testing (P61_10) (3:14)

Python Theory: Numbers

Introduction (P61_19) (0:58)
Numeric Types (P61_11) (1:50)
Int and Float (P61_12) (1:45)
Operators (P61_14) (4:35)
Operators Part 2 (P61_15_16) (6:27)
Operators (P61_17_18) (3:27)
bin hex oct (P61_20) (1:33)
binary decimal octal number examples (P62_1) (0:31)
int calculation (P62_2) (3:12)
Floats (P62_3) (2:10)

Python Theory: Strings

strings (P62_4) (3:33)
strings (GT 06-8-17 7_8) (3:23)
convert to a string using str() (P62_10) (0:38)
escape special character meaning with (P62_12) (3:02)
strings (P62_9) (1:58)
string concatenation with + (P62_13) (1:26)
multiplication operator * (P62_16) (1:25)
string offsets – extract characters with [] (P62_17) (3:36)
string slice _ slicing (P62_string) (3:36)
string slice _ slicing 2 (P62_1string) (2:16)
string slice _ slicing 3 (P62_2string) (1:23)
lower upper (P73_11) (2:10)
startswith endswith (P73_12) (2:13)
strip lstrip rstrip (P73_13) (2:14)
isdigit (P73_14) (1:15)
count (P73_15) (3:17)
Old Style text using % (P66_24) (3:33)
Strings: New way to do text using {} (P73_16) (2:38)
dir (P73_9) (1:43)

Get version information from a switch

Get show version from switch (P65_14) (4:18)
Telnet and string offset (P65_16) (4:36)
Show version using len (P65_17) (2:02)
Split 1 (P65_18_21) (1:56)
Split 2 (P73_18) (1:18)
List and join (P73_17) (2:52)
List and len – use Interface example (P73_25) (1:47)
Index introduction(P66_1) (3:16)
Real switch get version using index and slice (P66_2_3) (3:53)
Python3 telnet to switch (P66_4) (3:22)
Count (P66_6) (5:59)
Use find to get information from a real switch (P66_10) (5:20)
Python3 Telnet versus Python2 – Find version of software (P66_11) (3:18)
find not found (P66_12) (0:51)
String methods – upper (P66_13) (1:42)
String methods – startswith and endswith (P66_14) (1:43)
String methods – strip (P66_15) (3:08)
String methods – split demo (P66_16) (1:09)
String methods – Join (P66_17_18) (0:47)
String methods – is it in string? (P66_19) (1:00)
String concatenation (P66_20) (0:30)
Capitalize, upper, lower, swap (P66_23) (1:46)

Python Theory: Comparisons

Boolean comparisons (4:45)
Boolean Truth Table (2:00)
Boolean Truth Table Demo (3:37)
false conditions (1:20)

Python Theory: Lists

Lists versus tuples (3:05)
lists (2:44)
create a list using split (3:08)
lists in lists (4:48)
lists versus tuples – documentation (0:47)
list merge and extend (1:43)
List methods (1:35)
lists insert and delete (4:09)
list pop index and in (3:55)
reverse sort (4:37)
len copy list (3:56)

Python Theory: Tuples

tuples (4:52)
Tuples and Sequences v2 (1:58)

Python Theory: Code Structures

Comments in Code (P72_2) (3:17)
Line Continuation (P72_3) (1:42)

Python Theory: if / else / elseif logic

if logic (7:08)
physical router demonstration (7:58)
esleif (4:24)

Python Theory: While Loops

while loop (4:21)
infinite while loop with break (3:21)
infinite while loop with continue (3:17)
while loop with a list (2:43)
while loop with else (2:14)

Python Theory: For Loops

for loops (3:17)
for loop with dictionary (2:56)
for loop with if and lists (1:34)

Python Theory: Ranges

Ranges 1 (4:54)
Ranges 2 (2:42)

Python Theory: Dictionaries

Dictionary Theory (P70_17) (3:04)
Dictionary Demo (P70_18) (3:28)
Combine Dictionaries (P70_19) (1:31)
Dictionaries: Clear and check (P70_20) (3:24)
Dictionaries: Add values (P70_21) (4:27)

Python Theory: Functions

Functions Intro (6:09)
Functions Intro Part 2 (3:32)
Functions Part 3 (2:50)
Functions – Netmiko and Router (3:44)
Functions – Netmiko and Router (3:56)
Function 6 – Named keyword arguments (Netmiko) (4:08)

Python- Everything you need to know to become a developer Contents from HERE:

Introduction and overview (m00_00) (7:50)
How to run your Python code (m00_01) (7:34)
Real world example- SD-WAN Controller (m00_02) (2:02)

Module 1: Kick start your Python knowledge

m01_01- Strings, variables, numbers and ducks (11:16)
m01_02- Everything is an object in Python. Mutable and immutable (7:07)
m01_lab- Can you complete the challenge lab? (2:10)
m01_lab_sol- Lab solution and Module Review (4:32)

Module 2:Lists, For Loop, Reading Files

m02_01a- Lists, For Loops (10:30)
m02_01b- Reading from a File (7:58)
Can you complete the lab? (m02_lab) (2:45)
m02_lab_sol- Lab Solution (2:32)
Module Review (m02_review) (4:21)

Module 3: Formatted Output, Splitting Strings

m03_01a- Print formatted Data Part 1 (10:23)
m03_01b- Print formatted Data Part 2 (6:57)
m03_lab- Can you complete the lab? (5:19)
m03_lab_sol- Lab Solution and Module Review (8:45)

Module 4: Nested Data Structures, While Loops

m04_00- Introduction (2:37)
m04_01- Python data structures- list (5:29)
m04_02- Python data structures- Dictionary (6:50)
m04_03- Python data structures- sorting (6:48)
m04_04- Python data structures- nested (10:58)
m04_05- Python while loop with dictionary search (9:28)
m04_lab- Can you complete the lab? (4:51)
m04_lab_sol- Lab Solution and Module Summary (7:42)

Module 5: Functions and Modules

m05_01- Python Functions (15:48)
m05_02- Python function parameter types (positional, keyword, default) (6:49)
m05_03- Python modules (9:21)
m05_lab- Can you complete the lab? (3:35)
m05_lab_sol- Lab Solution and Module Summary (10:42)

Module 6: Miscellaneous Extra Stuff

m06_01- Python parsing data information (11:38)
m06_02- Python writing output to files (11:38)

Thank you and further learning

Wrap up and Thank you (4:47)

Hank Preston Interviews

FREE Cisco Course: David Bombal interviews Hank Preston about NetDevOps: Part 1 (Cisco #DevNet) (5:51)
FREE Cisco Course: David Bombal interviews Hank Preston about NetDevOps: Part 1 Section 2 (Cisco #DevNet) (9:40)
FREE Cisco Course: David Bombal interviews Hank Preston about NetDevOps: Part 1 Section 3 (Cisco #DevNet) (8:21)
FREE Cisco Course: David Bombal interviews Hank Preston about NetDevOps: Part 1 Section 4 (Cisco #DevNet) (8:40)
FREE Cisco Course: David Bombal interviews Hank Preston about NetDevOps: Part 1 Section 5 (Cisco #DevNet) (11:13)
NETCONF, RESTCONF, YANG Demos (API vs CLI): David Bombal interviews Hank Preston (Part 2) (32:57)
Cisco, Kubernetes, ACI, Docker, Containers and Microservices. Hank Preston explains! (Part 1) (43:18)
Cisco, Kubernetes, ACI, Docker, Containers and Microservices. Hank Preston explains! (Part 2) (46:13)
YANG, NETCONF, RESTCONF Demos. Which Cisco devices are supported? (Part 1) (44:50)
YANG, NETCONF, RESTCONF Demos and Free labs (Part 2) (38:17)
How to setup Windows for NetDevOps: bash, git, Python, Atom, Postman, Docker and more! Part 1 (28:49)
How to setup Windows for NetDevOps: bash, git, Python, Atom, Postman, Docker and more! Part 2 (16:10)
Using Postman: Setup Windows for NetDevOps: bash, git, Python, Atom, Postman, Docker: Part 3 (33:23)
Docker on Windows: How to set up for NetDevOps: bash, git, Python, Atom, Postman, Docker: Part 4 (21:58)
Windows Linux Subsystem: How to run Ansible on Windows! Set up for NetDevOps: Part 5 (23:01)
What should I learn? DNA? APIC-EM? ACI? NSO? So many SDN solutions! Help! (Part 1) (19:21)
What should I learn? DNA? APIC-EM? ACI? NSO? So many SDN solutions! Help! (Part 2) (20:43)
What is Cisco NSO (Tail-f)? What should I learn? DNA? APIC-EM? ACI? NSO? Help! (Part 3) (13:22)
You need to learn Cisco DNA! Jason Gooley convinces us that DNA is the future! (Part 1) (32:21)
Cisco DNA Center = Cisco TAC in a box? Time travel with DNA? Jason Gooley explains DNA! (Part 2) (24:02)
Cisco NX-OS APIs (NX-API) Lots of options to chose from. Part 1 (33:47)
Cisco NX-OS APIs (NX-API) Lots of options to chose from. Part 2 (31:57)

Hank Preston: NetDevOps

Useful Python libraries for Network Engineers
git
Deep Dive Into Model Driven Programmability with NETCONF and YANG

Chuck Black Interviews

Four SDN Definitions- David Bombal and Chuck Black discuss Python. SDN and more! (Part 1) (21:04)
AI – take our jobs- Do network engineers need to become programmers- Study computer science (15:48)
Networker or Developer, Advantages, Agile Networks, P4, Intent based networking, YANG Model, (27:58)
What is NFV, SDN, Virtual Networks, Docker, Kubernetes and Overlay Networks (36:17)
SD-WAN – what is that- Talks with Chuck Black. (12:21)
What is Whitebox! Bare Metal switching! Open Compute Project! OpenStack? (23:05)
What is the Cloud-, OVS, Git, GitHub, Jira, Jenkins (30:35)
What is a VTEP in Overlay SDN Solutions – Virtual Networks (9:06)

Linux Course Contents from HERE:

Welcome to the course! (7:26)

Course layout

Need to build your own GNS3 topology?

Why should you learn Linux?

NOS Linux shells – Cisco, Arista, Cumulus Linux (5:07)
Linux Network Operating systems: Cisco, Arista and more (5:15)
Cisco IOS Linux commands (Part 1) (7:03)
Cisco IOS Linux commands (Part 2) (6:05)
It's just a CLI (1:57)
Rise of the machines (4:33)

GNS3 Linux Networks Part 1

DHCP Server (3:45)
DHCP Client (5:06)
NAT and Internet testing (1:52)
Static Linux Docker Container PC (3:51)
Network Testing: DHCP, Static, DNS, Internet (2:20)
Ubuntu Desktop QEMU VM (5:51)
Ubuntu Server Download and VMware import (3:24)
Ubuntu Server installation (6:44)
Integrate Ubuntu Server Virtual Machine with GNS3 (3:42)
Ubuntu Server: Manual IP address configuration and testing (5:48)

Linux Fundamentals: Which Linux distro?

Which Linux distro should you learn? (2:15)
Debian, Ubuntu, Mint (4:23)
Red Hat, CentOS and Fedora (3:38)

Linux Fundamentals: Text Editors

Why Text Editors? (8:07)
nano and vi introduction (4:10)
vi shortcuts and why learn vi? (3:35)
nano overview and shortcuts (3:34)
Interactive VIM Tutorial

Linux Fundamentals

Root = power (6:44)
Linux Prompt Basics (3:15)
Get Help! And Version determination (4:41)
Fix GNS3 issue (5:18)
ifconfig deprecated (2:27)

Linux Fundamentals: File Systems

File Systems (4:45)
tree and directories (9:44)
Linux Directory Hierarchy Part 1 (6:05)
Linux Directory Hierarchy Part 2 (4:17)
Linux Directory Hierarchy Part 3 (1:05)

Linux Fundamentals: Files, tools, owners, permissions

ls. help, man, grep, more and less (6:31)
Abbreviated and long arguments, owners, groups and permissions (5:21)
Owners, groups and basic permission example (2:12)
Linux is about choice: cat. less, more (4:50)

Linux Fundamentals: Copy, move, delete

Copy, move and delete part 1 (6:31)
Copy, move and delete Part 2 (5:04)
Never do this! (1:21)

Linux Fundamentals: Users, Groups, Passwords

Introduction (1:06)
Why? (3:51)
Shells, Home Directories, Groups (3:22)
bash, home directories and permissions (5:15)
Add users (3:12)
Modify users (2:18)
Groups (5:39)
Passwords (3:16)
Password Settings (4:13)

Linux Fundamentals: Permissions

Linux Permissions Part 1: Introduction (6:18)
Linux Permissions Part 2 (3:44)
Linux Permissions Part 3 (5:55)
Linux Permissions Part 4: Absolute Permissions (2:24)
Linux Permissions Part 5: Relative Permissions (4:21)

Processes

Linux Processes Part 1 (4:29)
Linux Processes Part 2 (2:37)

Linux Fundamentals: Software Installation

Software Install Part 1 (3:24)
Software Install Part 2 (2:32)

Put Linux to Work: TFTP Server

Use Linux practically (1:01)
Configure and test TFTP (7:05)
Find and install a TFTP server (4:32)

Put Linux to work: DNS Server

Dnsmasq introduction (0:46)
Dnsmasq install and configuration (5:13)
Testing and Wireshark captures (5:08)
Cisco Router using dnsmasq DNS server (3:45)

Put Linux to work: DHCP Server

Configure and test Linux DHCP server (6:50)
Test network with extra host (1:41)
View address leases (1:19)

Put Linux to work: Linux Switch

Replace GNS3 switch with a Linux Switch (4:58)

GNS3, Docker, Open vSwitch, SDN, OpenDaylight and OpenFlow

Docker, Open vSwitch, SDN and OpenFlow Part 1 (7:33)
Docker, Open vSwitch, SDN and OpenFlow Part 2 (10:21)
Docker, Open vSwitch, SDN and OpenFlow Part 3 (15:31)
Docker, Open vSwitch, SDN and OpenFlow Part 4 (11:28)
Docker, Open vSwitch, SDN and OpenFlow Part 5 (7:58)
Docker, Open vSwitch, SDN and OpenFlow Part 6 (7:04)
Docker, Open vSwitch, SDN and OpenFlow Part 7 (3:41)
SDN Part 1: Ubuntu Docker Container, OpenDaylight, Python (3:32)
SDN Part 2: Ubuntu Docker Container, OpenDaylight, Python (5:49)
SDN Part 3: Ubuntu Docker Container, OpenDaylight, Python (6:57)
SDN Part 4: Ubuntu Docker Container, OpenDaylight, Python (6:59)
GNS3 Talks: Create a Docker based network using OVS and Linux Containers (6:40)
OpenFlow captures using Wireshark, Docker containers, OpenDaylight (9:18)
OpenFlow FLOW MOD, PACKET IN, PACKET OUT & more captures using Wireshark (9:16)

GNS3 Setup

Network Automation Container Part 1. (6:10)
Network Automation Container Part 2 (8:34)
Ubuntu Docker Container Part 1 (3:32)
Ubuntu Docker Container Part 2 (5:49)
Ubuntu Docker Container not getting DHCP IP address troubleshooting (Part 1 ) (3:42)
Ubuntu Docker Container not getting DHCP IP address troubleshooting (Part 2) (4:45)
Nexus 9K import and configuration (Part 1) (6:44)
Nexus 9K import and configuration (Part 2) (5:08)
Cumulus Linux import and configuration (Part 1) (11:41)
Cumulus Linux import and configuration (Part 2) (10:43)
Cumulus Linux import and configuration (Part 3) (8:35)
Arista import and configuration (Part 1) (7:46)
Arista import and configuration (Part 2) (10:41)
Ubuntu Desktop Qemu VM appliance (11:51)
GNS3 NAT Node (9:09)

SDN Terms and Definitions

SDN Terms and definitions Part1: What is SDN? OpenFlow? Automation? Overlays? (5:53)
SDN Terms and definitions Part2: What is the NBI? SBI? Abstraction? PCEP? (10:03)
SDN Terms and definitions Part 3: What is NFV? (8:14)
SDN Terms and definitions Part 4: What is CORD? (2:23)
SDN Terms and definitions Part 5: Which controller should I learn? (5:14)
SDN Terms and definitions Part 6: Whitebox Switching Part 1: Disaggregation (7:11)
SDN Terms and definitions Part 7: Whitebox Switching Part 2: Disaggregation (5:07)
SDN Terms and definitions Part 8: What is SD-WAN? (3:13)

SDN Fundamentals: OpenFlow Theory – Part 1

Traditional Forwarding (4:08)
OpenFlow Forwarding (7:39)
Proactive versus Reactive Flow Entries (6:45)
Demo OpenDaylight (ODL) and Mininet (2:08)
Demo OpenFlow flow tables explained Part 1 (7:42)
Demo OpenFlow flow tables explained Part 2 (2:02)
Demo OpenFlow flow tables explained Part 3 (1:40)
Demo OpenFlow flow tables explained Part 4 (6:34)
Demo OpenFlow flow tables explained Part 5 (4:30)
Demo OpenFlow flow tables explained Part 6 (2:21)
Demo OpenFlow flow tables explained Part 7 (1:57)

SDN Fundamentals: OpenFlow Theory – Part 2

SDN Architecture (5:26)
OpenFlow switch (2:59)
Traffic matching (4:02)
Demo Add flows (5:19)
OpenFlow Ports (4:19)
Packet Ingress Port (2:03)
OpenFlow Physical Ports (1:31)
OpenFlow Logical and Reserved Ports (4:27)
OpenFlow-only switches versus OpenFlow-hybrid switches (5:17)
NORMAL Port – OpenFlow & Normal forwarding a VLAN (2:45)
Demo Hybrid OpenFlow (3:23)

SDN Fundamentals: OpenFlow Theory – Part 3

What happens when a Controller fails? Network down? (3:25)
Demo NORMAL forwarding in OpenFlow network (Controller Failure) (2:52)
Demo Fail-secure, controller failure (2:47)
Demo OpenDayLight and Mininet fail-secure (3:19)

SDN Fundamentals: OpenFlow Theory – Part 4

Do you need to replace all your switches? (2:40)
Do you need to enable OpenFlow everywhere? (1:05)
Do you need to enable OpenFlow everywhere (continued)? (4:49)
Do you need to enable OpenFlow everywhere (continued)? (2:19)
What about Spanning Tree? (1:43)
What about Spanning Tree (continued)? (0:38)
What about Spanning Tree (continued)? (4:51)
What about Spanning Tree (continued)? (2:18)
Does a single controller manage the entire network? (6:39)

Mininet and OpenDaylight (ODL)

Why Mininet? (0:41)
ONF Product Certification (0:47)
Download Mininet and import VM (3:57)
Mininet help (0:53)
sudo mn -c (0:22)
Mininet help (continued) (0:37)
Mininet commands dump, net, nod (1:45)
sudo ovs-vsctlshow & sudo ovs-o (2:38)
sudo ovs-ofctl dump-flows s1 (1:47)
Mininet host commands (1:53)
Link down Link up (1:22)
Start a web server on a Mininet (3:37)
Configure Mininet MAC addresse (1:52)
Mininet reversed versus sing (0:58)
Mininet linear topology (0:58)
Mininet linear topology – 200 switches (2:03)
Mininet tree topology (4:02)
Mininet torus topology (0:58)
SDN Controller GUIs – don't ex (1:14)
Mininet x11 forwarding (2:25)
Mininet -change subnet used –Ipbase (1:12)
Bridge Mininet to the outside world (1:20)
sudo ovs-vsctl add-port s1 eth1 (7:18)
Mininet OpenFlow version (6:27)

Cisco OFM App and ODL

OpenDaylight and Cisco OpenFlow Manager (OFM) app install and testing (Part 1). (13:07)
OpenDaylight and Cisco OpenFlow Manager (OFM) app install and testing (Part 2). (13:52)

OpenFlow Theory

Make SDN Real and OpenFlow Theory Part 1: OpenFlow, Controllers, NSX (10:51)
OpenFlow Theory (Part 2). Warning! This is OpenFlow theory! (8:23)
OpenFlow Theory (Part 3). Warning! This is OpenFlow theory! (6:51)

APIC-EM (Path Trace and ACL Trace)

APIC-EM Theory (7:08)
APIC-EM Theory (NBI and SBI) (6:54)
Demo: Cisco APIC-EM – Path Trace basics (11:41)
Demo: APIC-EM – ACL Trace – Troubleshoot ACLs (5:52)
Demo: APIC-EM with older devices and GNS3 (Optional) (6:51)

OVS and NETCONF

GNS3 Talks: Why learn Open vSwitch? Software is eating the world! SDN Terms and (3:05)
NETCONF Theory. Warning! This is NETCONF Theory! Why is SNMP bad? (11:56)

Zodiac FX

Zodiac FX Overview (2:34)
Help and Documentation (4:19)
Connecting Zodiac FX to your computer (4:42)
Default Configuration (1:21)
Configure Zodiac FX IP address, gateway and SDN Controller information (2:46)
View Flows & Change OpenFlow mode to Pure OpenFlow mode (3:07)
Write flows to Zodiac FX (4:52)
How many tables on the switch? (5:51)
Windows Clients and Multiple Tables Part 1 (6:59)
Windows Clients and Multiple Tables Part 2 (8:01)
Block Specific Protocols (4:24)
Optional Video: Upgrade Firmware (10:01)

Raspberry Pi

Raspberry pi Part 1 (0:44)
Raspberry pi Part 2 (3:02)
Raspberry pi Part 3 (3:29)
Raspberry pi Part 4 (2:39)
Raspberry pi Part 5 (3:50)
Raspberry pi Part 6 (5:18)

Microsoft Skype SDN API

Microsoft SDN API Theory Part 1 (2:57)
Microsoft SDN API Theory Part 2 (1:28)
Microsoft SDN API Demo Part 1 (4:54)
Microsoft SDN API Demo Part 2 (5:27)
Microsoft SDN API Demo Part 3 (2:13)
Microsoft SDN Skype API: High Availability of SDN Controllers and applications (7:37)

RYU Controller (used by the NSA)

RYU Overview (1:25)
Why RYU Open Source, Python, NSA (0:47)
RYU Documentation / Image download (1:16)
Install RYU Step 1: Download Ubuntu (0:49)
Install RYU Step 2: Install Ubuntu in VirtualBox (5:47)
Install RYU Step 3: Install prerequisite software (1:09)
Install RYU Step 4: Two options (0:20)
Install RYU Step 4: pip (0:16)
Install RYU Step 4: clone using git (0:49)
Start RYU (0:55)
Integrate Mininet and RYU (1:11)
Mininet and RYU – OpenFlow 1.3 (1:31)
RYU – Graphical User Interface (3:04)

OpenFlow Messages

Summary of OpenFlow Messages (5:12)

Wireshark OpenFlow Captures Part 1

Wireshark Capture OpenFlow on Windows (0:54)
Wireshark OpenFlow_v4 display filters (3:40)
Wireshark OpenFlow HELLO message (1:36)
Wireshark OpenFlow negotiation failure (1:48)
Wireshark OpenFlow HELLO message (0:23)
Wireshark If you are interested OpenFlow Headers (0:50)
Wireshark Types of messages (2:35)
Wireshark OpenFlow Connection Setup (1:00)
Wireshark Which Layer 4 protocol is used? (0:18)
Wireshark Features Request Reply (DPID) (2:22)

Wireshark OpenFlow Captures Part 2

Multiple OpenFlow Tables (3:07)
Wireshark Capture n_tables field (1:05)
The Benefits of Multiple Tables and TTPs (1:30)
Wireshark Capture Multipart Request (2:37)
Wireshark Capture Packet-in message (0:20)
Wireshark Capture Packet-in continued (2:10)

Wireshark OpenFlow Captures Part 3

Wireshark Install Wireshark on SDN Controller (1:34)
Wireshark Xming (2:13)
Wireshark Compile Wireshark and capture OpenFlow on Ubuntu (3:19)
Wireshark Auxiliary Port, Switch Capabilities (0:21)
Wireshark n_tables (2:03)

ODL and Mininet

Mininet Part 1: ODL install and integration: SDN and OpenFlow (13:30)
Mininet Part 2: ODL install and integration: SDN and OpenFlow (11:20)
Mininet Part 3: Linear, Single, Tree Mininet Topologies: SDN and OpenFlow (10:35)
Mininet Part 4: 512 hosts, 73 switches in seconds. Support (4:34)

What happens when a controller fails?

GNS3 Talks-What happens when the SDN controller fails- Part 1. OpenFlow & OVS failure testing. (8:00)
GNS3 Talks- What happens when the SDN controller fails- Part 2. OpenFlow & OVS failure testing (8:07)
GNS3 Talks- What happens when the SDN controller fails (Part 3). OpenFlow & OVS failure testing (6:24)

Physical switch examples

Physical Switches – Part 1 (0:53)
Physical Switches – Part 2 (4:17)
Physical Switches – Part 3 (2:27)
Physical Switches – Part 4 (5:59)
Physical Switches – Part 5 (2:53)
Physical Switches – Part 6 (3:25)
Physical Switches – Part 7 (6:46)

Overlay SDN Solutions (Network Virtualization) Introduction Contents from HERE:

Welcome (3:14)

Analogous Overlay Networks

VPN Overlay Networks (5:43)
VPN Overlay Networks (7:15)

Paul and Peter (Server versus Network)

Paul and Peter Issues (6:57)
Paul can do things himself now – what about Peter's job? (7:44)
Layer 2 networks across the DC Is this even possible Layer 2 over Layer 3 (2:49)

Demo – Nuage Networks VSP

Nuage Networks Topology and Components (5:58)
Demo VSP Visibility – Power on off (6:40)
Demo Automatic ACLs and Policies Part 1 (5:33)
Demo Automatic ACLs and Policies Part 2 (3:59)
Demo Nuage GUI and CLI (4:39)
Demo Automatic OpenFlow rules (10:07)
Demo Multiple ESXi Hypervisors (4:17)
Demo VM Locations (1:31)
Demo What happens when the underlay breaks (3:10)
Demo Layer 2 Domain spanning the DC (7:06)
Demo Dynamic Tunnel creation and teardown (4:25)

VMware NSX

VMware NSX book and labs (2:46)

Ansible for Network Engineers: Quick Start GNS3 & Ansible Contents from HERE: Ansible Quick Start – Ansible infrastructure requirements

GNS3 Initial Setup (4:09)
Setup SSH and view ansible.cfg settings (3:55)
Configure hosts (4:02)
ansible.cfg file (2:30)

Ansible Quick Start: Ad hoc commands

Ad hoc Ansible Introduction (P100_0) (1:29)
Ad hoc Ansible Part 1 (P100_1) (6:09)
Ad hoc Ansible Part 2 (P100_2) (9:29)
Ad hoc Ansible Part 3 (P100_3) (3:07)
Ad hoc Ansible Part 4 (P100_4) (6:07)
Ad hoc Ansible Part 1 (P100_5) (1:18)

Ansible Quick Start: Raw Playbooks and Cisco IOS Command module Playbooks

Playbook to retrieve ARP cache (P100_6) (4:49)
Playbook to retrieve MAC address tables (P100_7) (2:34)
Playbooks using Cisco IOS command (P100_8) (3:05)
Playbooks using Cisco IOS command – show version save to file (P100_9) (3:48)
Playbooks using Cisco IOS command – show run save to file (P100_10) (2:43)

Ansible Quick Start: Ansible CLI Playbook

Ansible CLI Playbook (1:02)
Run playbook (7:25)
Multiple devices (9:30)
Multiple Plays (6:30)

Ansible Quick Start: Playbooks and Cisco IOS Config module

Import GNS3 project and verify networking (P99_18) (3:39)
Cisco IOS Config Playbook 1 (P99_19) (10:10)
Cisco IOS Config Playbook 2 (P99_21) (3:22)
Cisco IOS Config Playbook 3 (P99_23) (6:38)
Cisco IOS Config Playbook 4 (P99_24) (4:59)

Cumulus Linux and Ansible Automation

DevOps Overview (0:26)
Automation overview (0:37)
Goal of Automation (4:40)
Cumulus Automation (1:07)
Main automation methodologies (1:19)
Push versus Pull (2:48)
Comparison of Automation Tools (2:14)
ZTP and Automation (1:09)
Ansible Automation Example (2:57)
ZTP script (0:39)
Ansible Configuration Files (0:34)
Ansible Configuration File – ansible.cfg (1:43)
Ansible Hosts File (1:36)
Ansible Modules and documentation (2:48)
Ansible ad hoc commands versus Ansible playbooks (1:04)
Three levels of Ansible complexity (2:51)
Simple interface description playbook (2:02)
Run a simple Ansible Playbook (1:32)
Output from simple Playbook (0:59)
Multiple Ansible files (0:38)
Scaling Ansible Playbooks (1:29)
Ansible tree (2:12)
Order of Playbook execution (1:03)
Ansible playbook.yml (1:21)
Ansible variables and templates files (1:57)
Run an Ansible playbook (1:00)
Reference Materials (0:26)
DEMO: Ansible Overview (1:41)
DEMO: Ansible installation (4:41)
DEMO: Ansible, github, playbook.yml (3:26)

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