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Hello, and welcome to deploying the catalyst 8000V router into Azure.

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In this skill, we're going to be taking a look at the steps necessary to deploy

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the catalyst

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8000V into the Microsoft Azure environment.

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We're going to start off by looking at some of the guidelines, like what we

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have to configure

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first and maybe some of the restrictions and different deployment models that

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we can work

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with, then we're going to actually jump in and configure our VNet, in other
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with, then we're going to actually jump in and configure our VNet, in other

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words, get

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our environment ready to accept the 8000V.

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Once the environment's ready, we will then deploy the 8000V into the Azure

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network.

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Then we'll configure the 8000V with a baseline configuration, configuring its

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interfaces,

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and making sure that we have reachability.

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Finally, we will verify Subnet 10, which is a private subnet that we're going

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to be putting

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behind the 8000V.
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behind the 8000V.

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So, as you can hear, we have a lot of stuff here to configure.

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Let's go ahead and jump in.

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I'll see you in the next video.

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