ArubaOS-CX OVA supports EVPN-based VXLAN as well. Let’s build the topology below in EVE-NG. Configure ports and vlan. Once basic IP connectivity is confirmed, proceed to setup BGP control plane for EVPN. We use the ‘Router’ CX as route reflector […read more]
ArubaOS-CX 6000 series switch supports VXLAN, both static and dynamic (EVPN). The virtual version also supports it. Let’s learn basic VXLAN configuration using a virtual lab on EVE-NG. ArubaOS-CX 8400/83xx series switch do not support VXLAN as of version 10.04.1000. […read more]
If you use Chrome browser, you may feel annoyed seeing the confirmation dialog every time you click a node to open a console on EVE-NG virtual lab. You can disable it by adding a key to windows’ registry. Save below […read more]
ArubaOS-CX software has highly scalable architecture and it can cover wide range of products from edge switch model (e.g. 6200) to DC core switch model (e.g. 8400). Consequently, the virtual version of AOS-CX also covers wide range of switch functions […read more]
The AOS-CX virtual switch can authenticate wired device connected to it with 802.1X or MAC address authentication. It also supports major Radius extentions such as Accounting or Dynamic Authorization (RFC3576). For ‘real’ CX switch series, the same is supported on […read more]
This time I explain how to add NAT device in EVE-NG virtual lab. In latter section I also explain the steps to add Windows virtual client and connect it to AOS-CX switch so I can test AOS-CX’s edge functionalities such […read more]
In this article I’ll show you how to install and setup EVE-NG to run a small lab using Aruba CX switch and Aruba VMC(Virtual Mobility controller) images. I assume VMware ESXi as a host server and windows PC as a […read more]
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