Eve-Ng Cisco Switch for All IT Requirements

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EVE-NG is an Emulated Virtual Environment which is For Network, Security, & DevOps Professionals. EVE-NG is a big clientless multivendor network emulation software that empowers both network & security professionals with huge chances in the networking world. With Eve-ng cisco switch, you can build your own virtual labs & train yourself with Cisco, Checkpoint, and many other vendors. You can also construct the full network, and plan the design to validate the full solutions. EVE-NG platform is prepared for today’s IT-world requirements. It lets enterprises, e-learning providers, canters, individuals, and all the group collaborators create virtual proof of concepts, all solutions, and training environments.

EVE-NG LAB Full Pack product is available in an OVA file. The great thing about the product is that most of the images are always installed on this product, all images from EVE-NG Cisco Switches and Routers, Fortinet, Cisco ISE Lab, Cisco Fire Power, Cisco CSR 1000, Nexus Switch, Cisco XRv Routers, Palo Alto Image for EVE-NG, Check Point, Windows, Linux, ESXi, & all other major vendors which are installed on this product. Also, it has excellent premade-ready EVE-NG labs & EVE-NG SD-WAN Lab, and as a result, you do not need to waste your time installing all the images manually or creating a lab from the scratch. EVE-NG LAB Full Pack often has 61 latest pre-configured images, & you can start practicing your EVE NG CCNA Labs, the SD-WAN Labs, CCIE Labs, CCNP Labs, & Export labs once you have downloaded the product. Images for the product are also available from vendors for Evaluation use.

Create a new node in Eve ng lab topology

You will require to create new nodes Eve ng lab topology on eve-ng. The images for Linux, Ubuntu, Cisco router 7200, Cisco FTD, & Fortinet are already added to the VM.

For this

· Right-click on the dashboard and add a new object and then select the node

· Select a template. These are created based on the image names in an eve-ng machine like dynamips, qemu, or iol & the format of the file. You may be able to select Linux, but if you do not add any proper image in qcow2 format, it will not be read for node deployment).

· After selecting all the templates, you are required to complete the following:

· number of nodes as most of the time, only 1 as we are using an image per node

· select the image name which is based on the folder from the folder

· add a name for the node as this will appear on the topology in dashboard

· select the number of RAM, and Ethernet ports

· select the console access mode as most of the times using telnet for the router and vnc for the rest

· keep the rest as it is pre-configured