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    CCIE Cert Service Provider Lab 1

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    The document discusses configuring BFD on physical routers and configuring VPLS with a custom topology outside the lab workbook by configuring edge interfaces on R1 and R2 and core interfaces between them. It also includes a diagram of the network topology with virtual and physical routers.

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    CCIE Cert Service Provider Lab 1

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    The document discusses configuring BFD on physical routers and configuring VPLS with a custom topology outside the lab workbook by configuring edge interfaces on R1 and R2 and core interfaces between them. It also includes a diagram of the network topology with virtual and physical routers.

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    CCIE Cert Service provider Lab 1 topology Still valid confirmed by one of my friend

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    The document discusses configuring BFD on physical routers and configuring VPLS with a custom topology outside the lab workbook by configuring edge interfaces on R1 and R2 and core interfaces between them. It also includes a diagram of the network topology with virtual and physical routers.

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    CCIE Cert Service Provider Lab 1

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    The document discusses configuring BFD on physical routers and configuring VPLS with a custom topology outside the lab workbook by configuring edge interfaces on R1 and R2 and core interfaces between them. It also includes a diagram of the network topology with virtual and physical routers.

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    BFD is supported on physical routers only.

    A separate session will need to be


    scheduled using our physical 7200 routers and our INE topology for BFD
    support
    vR16

    VPLS will need to be configured with a custom topology outside of your lab
    workbook. You will need to configure edge on R1 ethernet, core on the POS

    Fa0/0

    Fa0/1

    between R1 and R2 then edge on R2 ethernet.


    Fa0/0

    Fa0/0
    Fa1/1

    SW2

    SW1

    vR24
    Terminal
    Server

    G0/1/0/1.101
    VLAN101
    S2/0
    Fa0/0

    Fa1/0

    vR17

    G0/1/0/0.19
    VLAN19

    P0/6/0/0

    P0/7/0/0

    R1

    vR9

    R2

    G0/4/0/0.23
    VLAN12
    G0/1/0/0.23
    VLAN12
    G0/1/0/0.35
    VLAN17

    Fa0/1

    Fa1/1

    vR15

    Fa1/0

    FR

    Fa0/0

    vR14

    G0/3

    S2/0

    Fa1/0

    Fa1/1

    Fa0/0

    G0/1/0/0.16
    VLAN18

    G0/4/0/0.25
    VLAN11

    Fa1/0

    G0/1/0/1.143
    VLAN22
    Fa1/0
    S2/0
    Fa0/0

    R3

    S2/0

    G0/1/0/0.37
    VLAN15

    FR

    vR7

    vR21

    Fa0/1

    G0/1/0/0.34
    VLAN14
    G0/4/0/0.34
    VLAN14

    vR19
    Fa0/1

    Fa1/1
    Fa1/0

    Fa0/0

    Fa0/1

    Fa0/1

    Fa0/1

    Fa0/1
    Fa1/0

    Fa1/0

    vR18

    vR10

    Fa0/0

    S2/0

    S2/1

    S2/0

    S2/1

    Fa0/0

    vR6

    S2/0

    S2/0

    vR5

    Fa0/0

    G0/4/0/0.45
    VLAN13

    S2/0

    R4

    vR8

    Fa0/0
    G0/4/0/2.101
    VLAN101

    S2/1

    Fa1/0

    G0/4/0/1.114
    VLAN21

    Fa1/0

    Fa1/0

    G0/4

    S2/0

    Fa1/1

    vR20

    S2/0

    G0/4/0/0.48
    VLAN16

    vR23

    SW3

    Fa1/1

    vR11

    vR12

    Fa0/0

    Fa0/0

    Fa0/0

    Fa0/1

    vR13

    vR22
    PPP

    G0/1/0/1
    G0/1

    SW2
    G0/1

    G0/1/0/0
    R1

    SW1

    G0/1/0/2

    G0/4/0/1
    G0/2

    G0/4/0/2

    G0/1/0/1

    SW3

    G0/3

    SW3

    G0/4

    SW3

    SW2
    G0/3

    G0/1/0/0
    R3

    SW1

    G0/1/0/2

    SW2

    G0/4/0/1
    G0/4

    G0/4

    G0/4/0/0
    R4

    SW1

    G0/4/0/2

    G0/13

    SW2

    G0/14

    3...

    G0/13

    G0/14

    G0/10
    SW1

    Virtual Routers

    G0/2

    SW2

    R2

    G0/3

    SW3

    G0/2

    G0/4/0/0

    SW1

    G0/1

    G0/14

    G0/13

    SW3

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