Interfaces are created in the node to support a connection. Connection Functions Connection TypeĬreates a connection between two interfaces. Provides the connection functions shown in the following table. By default, the node subtype is associated with an image and flavor that runs with the topology.Įach Linux flavor provides a different amount of memory and CPU allocated to the server. In most cases, you need not select an image andįlavor. See the User Workspace Management chapter in the Cisco Modeling Labs Corporate Edition System Administrator Installation Guide, Release 1.5 for information on how to access the VM Image and the VM Flavor choices. You can choose an image and image flavor for each node type. A server node has an Ethernet network interface. For all router nodes, the interface type is a Gigabit Ethernet No power supplies, no fans, no ASICs, and no physical interfaces. Because the node is virtual, specific hardware is not emulated.
Runs a Cisco Nx-OS 9000 operating system.Ī node subtype is a virtual machine that runs on top of OpenStack, which itself is running in a Linux virtual machine that Runs a Cisco IOS XR 9000 operating system. Runs a Cisco IOS Layer 2 operating system. Navigating Within the Cisco Modeling Labs Clientįor additional information about how to select and edit nodes and connection Perform the tasks described in the following sections.Ĭonsists of nodes and connection functions. Initial step in creating a network topology.
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