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Cisco VRF and troubleshooting.

This short video walks through the creation of a VRF, and explains one of the many reasons people use them.

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paul zapodeanu commented on 27 Oct 2015
The VMware analogy isn't very accurate and here's why: Admin access to a VMware host (ESX) doesn't allow me access on any of the guests. I can turn them on or off, I can give or take resources to or from them but I can't do anything on the OS level of the guest just with admin access the host. Whereas you can do all this to all the vrfs (guests) just with admin access to the host router. A better analogy in my opinion would be that two instances of a routing and forwarding application running on the same machine. A good analogy for a VMware quest/host scenario would be the VDC feature present in NXOS.
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Keith Barker commented on 27 Oct 2015
+paul zapodeanu Thanks Paul.
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Muhammad Rafi commented on 21 Mar 2015
@Keith Barker, when do we need to use the global routing table ? and how can we can do inter-vrf routing ?
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Muhammad Rafi commented on 31 Mar 2015
nice one, keith, i will go though this link, what about using a global routing table along with VRFs ? thanks
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Keith Barker commented on 30 Mar 2015
//packetlife.net/blog/2010/mar/29/inter-vrf-routing-vrf-lite/

MicroNugget: VRF Lite

Try CBT Nuggets free for 7 days: //cbt.gg/1tfgXX5. Trainer Anthony Sequeira demonstrates the power and simplicity of VRF Lite to segregate a Layer 3 ...

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Rami Rasikh commented on 23 Aug 2015
how (LabCLIENTS) & (CLIENTS) can reach their resources while they pass through Ethernet1/0 & Ethernet1/1 ?? which they are a passive interfaces.
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Geo John commented on 22 Nov 2015
+Rami Rasikh OSPF is not configured on routers LabClient1 & Client1...Instead there must be a default route pointing towards the EDGE router. As you can see on 11:28, the OSPF neighbors to EDGE router are router LabWWW and WWW.
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300096586 commented on 28 Aug 2015
+Rami Rasikh Good point.

VRF basics

Introduction to Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) tables and how they compare to VLANs.

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HisInternet commented on 11 Aug 2015
do you know what the ManauldaySypher.vrf is?
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HisInternet commented on 11 Aug 2015
+HisInternet I am sorry if I did not correctly spell that.

VRF Routing lab in GNS3

//gns3vault.com This video explains you how to solve the VRF Routing Lab found on GNS3Vault. Visit our site for more FREE Cisco Labs!

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vijay salvi commented on 10 Dec 2015
you did very fast. I think it would be better if you slow down and show concept with diagram labeling along with vrf because i am confused here since both router has different vrf also they have their tunnel interfaces in different vrf still they ping each other with routing protocol ? could you explain ?
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Marcus Heath commented on 28 May 2013
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, you make great videos. You work very fast and it make it difficult to keep up so if you could please slow down a little that would be great.
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GNS3Vault commented on 13 Dec 2011
@Z3nfU31 Well...router Sulu has 1.1.1.1/24 and 11.11.11.11/24. Chekov has 2.2.2.2/24 and 22.22.22.22/24. If both had the same IP addresses we would have overlapping subnets...
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IFEANYI CHUKUKA commented on 11 Dec 2011
Does it matter that the chekov router doesn't have the loopback interface ip addresses set at 1.1.1.1/24 and 11.11.11.11/24 ?
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IFEANYI CHUKUKA commented on 13 Dec 2011
true ...you explained how addresses could have overlapping addresses in a different lab ...thanks for the quick response
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Mike Hughes commented on 22 Jun 2013
Thanks for the lab and time. You went over this a little fast! Could we ask you slow down a little? Thanks again
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Anjali Rawat commented on 21 Nov 2014
There is a mistake in your daigram. In your daigram loop back IP and loop back IP is same .Please correct
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IFEANYI CHUKUKA commented on 11 Dec 2011
thank you so much for this
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Paul Yang commented on 04 Aug 2013
great one
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chan zhan hua commented on 08 Jul 2013
Thank You
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