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So now we have a successful deployment of cloud on ramp for AWS.

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Let's do a little bit more verification.

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And of course, along the way here, we actually need to create a VPN.

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We want to connect our on-prem network to that network we created in AWS

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at the very beginning of this skill.

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So let's go ahead and get all of that working.

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Let's start with a little bit of verification.
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Let's start with a little bit of verification.

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So let's begin here on SD-WAN.

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Again, we've already verified that our WAN edges have been deployed,

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but we can of course get a little bit more information on those simply by

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clicking here on the number three.

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This will bring up more information where we can see, of course, our host names

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, device models,

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the different sites and system IPs of our different devices and how long they

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've been up.

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But let's actually jump into one of the routers that we have deployed in AWS.
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But let's actually jump into one of the routers that we have deployed in AWS.

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The easiest way to do that in SD-WAN is we can come up here to our main menu,

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go to tools, go to SSH terminal, and let's select AWS R1.

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So this will bring up an SSH terminal.

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The default here is going to be admin admin, and it makes you actually type the

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password again to get into enabled mode.

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But here we are in AWS R1.
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But here we are in AWS R1.

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Let's zoom in on this a little bit so we can see it a little bit better.

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Unfortunately, since it is a web interface, we sort of have to zoom in on the

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whole web page here.

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But nonetheless, let's go ahead and do a show VR app.

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And the first thing we really need to see is that we have a management VRF

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and we have a VRF 65528 with a loop back in it.

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But what we don't really have here is any VRFs for any VPNs.
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But what we don't really have here is any VRFs for any VPNs.

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That's because we haven't actually created any yet.

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So let's take a look at how we can figure our VPN now.

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Let's zoom back out so we can see the full interface.

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And then we want to go back to the cloud on ramp configuration, which we can

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actually get to right here through the cloud.

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We can just go right here and go to cloud on ramp for multi cloud.

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Now a couple of things we can do on this overview page now that we actually

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have a gateway deployed.
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First, up here under network snapshot, we can expand this.

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We can see that right now for AWS, we have one cloud gateway deployed and there

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are two WAN edges.

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Down here under devices, we can also highlight this.

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And we can see the routers that have been deployed.

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So now what we need to do is create our VPN.

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Everything's configured. Everything looks good.

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So let's cancel this down here at the bottom under intent management.

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Let's click on cloud connectivity.
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Let's click on cloud connectivity.

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What this is going to show us is that as of right now, nothing is connected.

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Notice here it's displaying that tag that we put on that network.

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Earlier. Well, we can simply go over here, hit edit.

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And tell it that we want to connect VPN 10 to the host network.

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We can go ahead and hit save.

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So after a few moments, we see that once again, we get a success here.

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We can of course expand the success.

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And we can scroll down through the various steps that brought us here.
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And we can scroll down through the various steps that brought us here.

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But overall, we can see that the mapping actually occurred.

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So now let's jump back over to our command line.

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So back to tools, SSH terminal.

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Back to AWS R one.

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Once again, we'll zoom in.

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If we do a show VRF again, notice that now we have VRF 10 for VPN 10.

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Also, let's do a show IP route for VRF 10.
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Also, let's do a show IP route for VRF 10.

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And there's really two things that we want to focus on here.

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First are the BGP routes.

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The BGP routes for 10 dot 20 dot zero zero that we're learning through the AWS

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transit gateway.

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And we have this OMP learned route, the 100 dot 64 dot 10 dot zero, which is

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our local land for the other.
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our local land for the other.

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So what we can do is actually verify connectivity.

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So let's jump over to a workstation that we have running on the on-prem network

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So here on our workstation, let's go ahead and launch a command prompt.

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And let's verify reachability.

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Again, we'll just do a ping to our server that we deployed in AWS.

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Mine got the address 10 dot 20 dot 10 dot 157.
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If you're not sure the address of your VM, this can be verified on the AWS

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console on the details for your EC2 instance.

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So let's go ahead and verify this ping.

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We can see that we do in fact have full reachability to this destination.

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So with this actually meeting, we're going to be able to see the data.

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What this actually means is that our SD WAN cloud on ramp to AWS deployment and
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What this actually means is that our SD WAN cloud on ramp to AWS deployment and

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VPN is completely successful.

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Now, that's actually all we need to cover in this skill, which means that we're

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done except for the challenge.

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So go ahead and work through the challenge.

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Good luck.

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And I'll see you in the solution video after the challenge.