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Hello and welcome to deploying the catalyst 8000V edge router into AWS.

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Our main goal in this skill is going to be to get the 8000V up and running and

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providing

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routing for a subnet located behind the 8000V.

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Now to get started, we're going to start by looking at some guidelines, really

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restrictions

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and some caveats that are involved with running the 8000V in AWS.
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and some caveats that are involved with running the 8000V in AWS.

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Then we're going to jump in and start our configuration by creating our VPC and

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various

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other components that are involved in getting this working, such as our subnets

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and route

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tables, security groups and so on.

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Then of course, we'll deploy the Cisco 8000V itself and that's just going to be

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a matter

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of deploying the AMI and getting our interfaces properly configured.

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Then we'll jump in and configure the 8000V itself and once that's up and
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Then we'll jump in and configure the 8000V itself and once that's up and

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running, we'll

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go ahead and verify that connectivity from a subnet 10, which is going to be

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located behind

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DC 8000V.

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So all of that said, you can hear we have a lot of pretty cool stuff to go over

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Let's go ahead, jump in and get started. I'll see you in the next video.