Adding a second Interface:
1- Device interface
2- Network interface + Neighborhoods
3- Service Policy + Vectors
4- Apply Service Policy ( to service )
Exercise 1 | Configure an Internet Path |
---|---|
Step 1 | Gather PCI Addresses for Datacenter Router 1 |
PCLI bosdc1 | su admin
>> wan1 PCI address |
Step 2 | Configure WAN Interface on Datacenter Router 1 |
Configuration > Authority > Routers: seabo1 > Node: node1 > ADD Device Interface: wan1 ADD Network Interface: wan1 ADD next to Interface Addresses: 3.3.3.128 SET: Prefix: 24 SET: Gateway: 3.3.3.1 | |
Step 3 | Gather PCI Addresses for Branch 1 Router |
PCLI seabo1 | su admin
>> wan1 PCI address |
Step 4 | Configure WAN Interface on Branch Router 1 |
Configuration > Authority > Routers: seabo1 > Node: node1 > ADD Device Interface: wan1 ADD Network Interface: wan1 ADD next to Interface Addresses: 1.1.1.128 SET: Prefix: 24 SET: Gateway: 1.1.1.1 | |
Step 5 | Apply Internet Neighborhood and Vector |
bosdc1 | Configuration > Authority > Routers: bosdc1 > Node: node1 > Device Interface: wan1 > Network Interface: wan1 > neighborhoods neighborhood name: internet CHECK: Topology: hub Vector: broadband |
seabo1 | Configuration > Authority > Routers: seabo1 > Node: node1 > Device Interface: wan1 > Network Interface: wan1 neighborhood name: internet CHECK: Topology: spoke Vector: broadband |
VALIDATE and COMMIT | |
Step 6 | Verify MPLS Neighbourhood and Apply Vector |
Configuration > Authority > Routers: bosdc1 > Node: node1 > Device Interface: mpls1 > Network Interface: mpls1 > neighborhoods | |
Configuration > Authority > Routers: seabo1 > Node: node1 > Device Interface: mpls1 > Network Interface: mpls1 > neighborhoods | |
Step 7 | Verify Two Links |
Web GUI | Select: Topology Verify there are 2 links between the Seattle Router and Boston Router |
Click on the Seattle Router and CLICK: "Show Stats" and "LOAD PEER PATHS" | |
PCLI | show peers router bosdc1 |
show peers router seabo1 |
...
Exercise 3 | Configure a 2nd Service with a Different Path Preference |
---|---|
Step 1 | Configure Service |
Configuration > Authority AD: Services name: webserver2 | |
ADD: Service Address: 172.26.128.2/32 SET: Security Policy: encryption_only | |
SET: Access Policies ADD: Source: corp SET: permission: allow | |
Step 2 | Configure Service Route |
Configuration > Authority > Routers: seabo1 ADD: Service Routes: webserver2-routes | |
Service Name: webserver2 Service Route Tpe: Peer Service Route Peer: bosdc1 | |
Step 3 | Gather PCI Addresses for Datacenter Router 1 |
PCLI bosdc1 | su admin
>> srv2 PCI address |
Step 4 | Configure Interface on Datacenter Router 1 |
Configuration > Authority > Routers: bosdc1 > Node: node1 > ADD Device Interface: srv2 Type: ethernet SET: PCI Address: Enter the PCI address of srv2 under | |
ADD Network Interface: srv2 ADD next to Interface Addresses: 172.26.128.1 SET: Prefix: 30 | |
Step 5 | Configure Service Policy |
Configuration > Authority > ADD: Service Policies: broadband_only Vectors: broadband and Priority ordered Vectors: mpls and Priority: never | |
configuration > Authority level > Services: webserver2 Service Policy: broadband_only | |
VALIDATE and COMMIT | |
Step 6 | Verify Server2 Connectivity |
OPEN CONSOLE for Branch 1 Client | ping 172.26.128.2 |
http://172.26.128.2 | |
Step 7 | Verify Path Preference |
PCLI Open Console for Conductor | su admin Password: 128Tadmin |
show load-balancer router seabo1 service webserver2 | |
...