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CCIE Security Lab Access Guide
Contents Getting Access to the POD ..................................................................................................................................... 3
DEVICE ACCESS ....................................................................................................................................................... 5
How to access the devices ................................................................................................................................. 5
Starting the lab environment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYMvbJci70E ...................................... 5
Accessing the Devices console ........................................................................................................................... 6
A.) Physical Device Access ....................................................................................................................... 6
B.) Virtual Device Access ......................................................................................................................... 9
Authentication Details for CLI based Devices ............................................................................................. 10
Example Method 1 for Virtual Devices with CLI access .............................................................................. 10
Example Method 2 for Virtual Devices with CLI Access .............................................................................. 11
Example Method 1 for windows based Device: .......................................................................................... 11
Example Method 2 for windows based Device: .......................................................................................... 13
Lab Shortcuts ........................................................................................................................................................ 13
SECURITY POD 1 DEVICE LIST ............................................................................................................................... 14
SECURITY POD 2 DEVICE LIST ............................................................................................................................... 15
Getting Access to the POD
1. There are two methods you can get access to the access detail as mentioned below
a.) Check for the Url and Port Number in the email from [email protected]
b.) You can alternately log in to your account and under my account Rack access, you will see the
details
2. Login with the credentials provided
3. Once you login you will see a customized Desktop from where you can access all the devices
DEVICE ACCESS
How to access the devices
Starting the lab environment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYMvbJci70E
1. Once you are get the access to the Guest Desktop Environment
A.) Open the VMware vSphere client and login with the following details
IP Address/hostname 10.10.10.104
Username Student
Password ccie123
B.) Reload all following Guest Virtual Machines from the VMware VSphere Client before you start
your lab
WSA
ISE-1
ISE-2
Prime NCS
Windows-TestPC-1
Windows –Wireless PC
Windows VPN-Test-PC2
ACS
Windows Server 2008
B1) follow the screen shot on how to reload the machine
Step 1: After you login and select the guest machine.
Step 2: Right Click on the guest machine, click on power and select reset
Accessing the Devices console
A.) Physical Device Access – All the devices are pre-setup for console access and follow the
screenshots for a quick access
A1) List of devices
Device Line Number IP address
R1 2082 10.10.10.105
R2 2081 10.10.10.105
R3 2080 10.10.10.105
R4 2079 10.10.10.105
R5 2078 10.10.10.105
R6 2077 10.10.10.105
SW1 2073 10.10.10.105
SW2 2072 10.10.10.105
SW3 2071 10.10.10.105
SW4 2068 10.10.10.105
SW5 2069 10.10.10.105
SW6 2070 10.10.10.105
ASA1 2066 10.10.10.105
ASA2 2067 10.10.10.105
ASA3 2074 10.10.10.105
ASA4 2075 10.10.10.105
IPS 2076 10.10.10.105
AP1 2084 10.10.10.105
AP2 2085 10.10.10.105
WLC 2083 10.10.10.105
Terminal Server 23 10.10.10.105
A2) Physical Devices Authentication Details
Device Username Password
R1 cisco cisco
R2 cisco cisco
R3 cisco cisco
R4 cisco cisco
R5 cisco cisco
R6 cisco cisco
SW1 cisco cisco
SW2 cisco cisco
SW3 cisco cisco
SW4 cisco cisco
SW5 cisco cisco
SW6 cisco cisco
ASA1 cisco cisco
ASA2 cisco cisco
ASA3 cisco cisco
ASA4 cisco cisco
IPS cisco cisco
AP1 cisco cisco
AP2 cisco cisco
WLC cisco cisco
Terminal Server Student ccie123
A3) Follow the Screen shots for Quick Access
1. Click on SecureCRT
B.) Virtual Device Access : You can access the virtual devices in two ways
Device Device Type Method 1 Method 2
WSA CLI access/ or Browser based access after initial config.
Using SecureCRT Console access
Using Vmware guest Console
ISE-1 CLI access/ or Browser based access after initial config.
Using SecureCRT Console access
Using Vmware guest Console
ISE-2 CLI access/ or Browser based access after initial config.
Using SecureCRT Console access
Using Vmware guest Console
Prime NCS CLI access/ or Browser based access after initial config.
Using SecureCRT Console access
Using Vmware guest Console
Windows-TestPC-1 Graphical User Interface RDP to mgmt interface Using Vmware guest Console
Windows –Wireless PC Graphical User Interface RDP to mgmt interface Using Vmware guest Console
Windows VPN-Test-PC2 Graphical User Interface RDP to mgmt interface Using Vmware guest Console
ACS CLI access/ or Browser based access after initial config.
Using SecureCRT Console access
Using Vmware guest Console
Windows Server 2008 Graphical User Interface RDP to mgmt interface Using Vmware guest Console
Authentication Details for CLI based Devices
Device CLI Username Password GUI Username Password
ACS Admin Ccie123 Acsadmin Ccie123
ISE1 Admin Ccie123 Admin Ccie123
ISE2 Admin Ccie123 Admin Ccie123
WSA Admin ironport Admin ironport
Example Method 1 for Virtual Devices with CLI access
Open SecureCRT >>Click on the Plus Sign against Virtual Device >> Select the relevant device
Example Method 2 for Virtual Devices with CLI Access
Open Vmware Vsphere Client>>right click on the relevant machine>>click open console
B1.2) Accessing Windows Based machines:
There are 4 Windows Based machines as follows
Machine MGMT IP LABIP Username Password
TEST-PC-1 10.10.10.131/32 150.1.7.25 Student Ccie123
TEST-PC-2 10.10.10.132/32 150.1.7.26 Student Ccie123
Wireless-PC 10.10.10.133/32 NA Student Ccie123
Windows Server AD 10.10.10.134/24 150.1.7.10 Student Ccie123
Example Method 1 for windows based Device: Click on the remote desktop shortcut on the desktop, you will see 4 shortcuts and named appropriately
Enter the username and password when prompted
Example Method 2 for windows based Device: Open Vmware Vsphere Client>>right click on the relevant machine>>click open console
Lab Shortcuts
1. Starting a lab with Specific configuration
Open the physical device console > login > dir flash:
#copy flash: lab1.cgf startup
Reload
Check out the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I72ExquNIFA
2. Clearing console line to get access : Under SecureCRT click on the plus sign against Clear line and
Select relevant device to clear
3. Reloading the devices : All the devices are connected to managed power PDU and you can use the
shortcut to boot the devices
SECURITY POD 1 DEVICE LIST
Device Device Type
R1 CISCO2811
R2 CISCO2811
R3 CISCO1921
R4 CISCO2811
R5 CISCO2811
R6 CISCO2921
SW1 WS-C3560X
SW2 WS-C3560X
SW3 WS-C3560X
SW4 WS-C3750X
SW5 WS-C3750X
SW6 WS-C3750X
ASA1 ASA5585X
ASA2 ASA5585X
ASA3 ASA5510
ASA4 ASA5510
IPS IPS4240
AP1 AP1200
AP2 AP1200
WLC Cisco WLC 2504
Terminal Server Cisco 2811
SECURITY POD 2 DEVICE LIST Device Device Type
R1 CISCO1941
R2 CISCO1941
R3 CISCO1921
R4 CISCO1921
R5 CISCO2901
R6 CISCO2901
SW1 WS-C3750X
SW2 WS-C3750X
SW3 WS-C3750X
SW4 WS-C3750X
SW5 WS-C3750X
SW6 WS-C3750X
ASA1 ASA5515-X
ASA2 ASA5515-X
ASA3 ASA5510
ASA4 ASA5510
IPS IPS4240
AP1 AP1200
AP2 AP1200
WLC Cisco WLC 2504
Terminal Server Cisco 2811
Support
To get support open a ticket on Support Page or send an email to [email protected]
Please check the documentation and FAQs before hand
