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So, in this challenge, we're asked to make three additional changes to our SD-W

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AN environment.

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The first is to set the login banner of the routers to a specific text.

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The next thing is to configure the VRRP priority, specifically on router 1 and

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router 2, to

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some given values.

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And finally, we're supposed to set the OSPF router ID specifically for VPN 10
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And finally, we're supposed to set the OSPF router ID specifically for VPN 10

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to be the

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router's loop back zero interface address.

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So, let's go ahead and jump in here.

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Of course, we're going to have to edit our device template here.

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So let's begin with that.

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We'll simply go into edit and let's start with the banner.

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The banner is down here under additional templates.

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So here under Cisco banner, let's just click on the dropdown and let's create a

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new template.

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We'll just name the template banner config.

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We'll give it a description of login banner.
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We'll give it a description of login banner.

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Of course, these don't matter if you named yours something different.

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That's perfectly fine.

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The only thing that really matters is that we were supposed to configure a

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login banner.

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So let's change this to global.

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And then here we have to put in our banner.

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So here we'll just copy and paste the text that we were given and we'll hit

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save.

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So that's easy enough for the banner.

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So now we simply hit update and push this config out to our two routers.

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We've done this several times.
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We've done this several times.

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So let's just skip ahead to editing the feature templates.

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So if we go over to our feature templates, we'll go down here at the very

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bottom is the

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gigabit 2.10 template.

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And we'll click on this, we'll hit edit, scroll here to the VRRP section, then

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we'll click

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edit and we're told to set the priority.

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So we need to change the priority, but it's going to have to be to a device

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specific value.

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So as we did before, let's add our interface to this default key name, click
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So as we did before, let's add our interface to this default key name, click

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back on device

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specific and we can see that now there's a key for the VRRP priority.

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Let's hit save changes.

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So now that we've made that change, go ahead and hit update.

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We'll have to come over here and put in the priority.

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If we read our instructions, router one is supposed to be a priority of 110.

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Router two is supposed to be a priority of 90.

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We'll go ahead and hit next and configure the devices.
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We'll go ahead and hit next and configure the devices.

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Now that that's successful, let's hit back on our browser.

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We'll go back to feature templates.

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This time we have to configure OSPF for VPN 10.

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So we'll edit this one here.

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We're supposed to change the router ID.

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So again, this is going to be device specific for this one.

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I usually put the unique part at the end.

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We'll say this is for VPN 10.

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So again, OSPF router ID for this particular VPN.
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So again, OSPF router ID for this particular VPN.

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We'll go ahead and hit update.

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Once again, we're going to have to provide the information.

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So if we scroll over, we now have a field for the OSPF router ID.

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This is supposed to use the loopbacks.

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So this would be 10.100.1.1 and 10.100.1.2.

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Let's go ahead and hit next and configure devices.

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Now that this is successful, let's jump over to our command line and make sure

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it applied

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properly.
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properly.

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So here we are on router one.

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And of course, the first thing we can see right off the bat is that our banner

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has been changed.

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So that part definitely worked.

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If we do a show VRRP, we can see that we are now the master with a priority of

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110.

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So our priority worked.

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Now if you know anything about OSPF, you'll know that it doesn't change its

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router ID

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until the process is restarted.

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So just to save a couple seconds, let's just go ahead and clear it.
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So just to save a couple seconds, let's just go ahead and clear it.

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We'll just do a clear IP OSPF process, give it just a second.

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We'll do a show IP OSPF and we see that now the routing process has an ID of 10

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.100.10.1.

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Let's go ahead and verify this stuff on router two as well.

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Again, we see the banner right off the bat.

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Show VRRP, we already know this is the backup, but what we're really looking

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for is that

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it got the priority of 90 like it's supposed to, we'll clear the OSPF process,
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it got the priority of 90 like it's supposed to, we'll clear the OSPF process,

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do a show

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IP OSPF and we see that this is now using its loop back as it's supposed to as

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well.

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So that concludes this challenge.

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If you find you were unable to do any of this, I would encourage you to rewatch

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the solution

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and go back and give it another try.

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Otherwise, congratulations on completing configure the on-prem SD-WAN edge with

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CML 2.7.

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I hope this has been informative for you and I'd like to thank you for viewing.
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I hope this has been informative for you and I'd like to thank you for viewing.

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