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Unified Networking Lab

Single network emulation platform

Unified Networking Lab by Andrea Dainese


Unified Networking Lab by Andrea Dainese What is UNetLab UNetLab as network emulation with multi-hypervisor support within a single entity. What is supported by UNetLab Lab design, UNetLab working environment UNetLab benefits and possibilities Future UNetLabhttp://www.unetlab.com/

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http://www.unetlab.com/


UNetLab history UNetLab as single platform, All in One UNetLab as network emulation with multi-hypervisor support within a single entity. Who are users for UNetLab emulator Why we need another emulator vs VIRL and GNS3

What is UNetLab


Supported platforms• Light UNetLab virtual machine, VWware workstation• Full UNetLab virtual machine, VMware ESXi platform• Linux bare box and UNLSource what I need and where I can run UNetLab?How much nodes I will be able to run?What else do I need to run my UNetLab.UNetLab design for home and enterprise users

UNetLab as network emulation with multi-hypervisor support within a single entity

UNetLab for small home user:VMware workstation 9.x+One VM MachineRecommended resource, Intel VT-x supportRAM, CPUHow much I can run on my PC

UNetLab for Enterprise:VMware VSphere 5.5 or 6.0 (ESXi)vCentre 5.5, 6.0One VM MachineRecommended resource, Intel VT-x support, EPT option for CPURAM

UNetLab Linux bare box:Linux Ubuntu ServerClouding Limits


UNetLab as network emulation with multi-hypervisor support within a single entity

(cont.)UNetLab management Same PC VMware workstation Remote management and work with UNetLabTelnet access to UNL nodes, Secure CRT, Putty, SuperPuttyVNC accessWindows registry pack and wrappers


What vendors are supported by UNetLab

c7200-adventerprisek9-mz.152-4.S6 (supported cards: PA-FE-TX, PA-4E, PA-8E)c3725-adventerprisek9-mz.124-15.T14 (supported cards: NM-1FE-TX, NM-16ESW)c1710-bk9no3r2sy-mz.124-23

L2-ADVENTERPRISE-M-15.1-20131216.binL2-IPBASEK9-M-15.1-20121123.binL2-IPBASEK9-M-15.1-20130124.binL2-IPBASEK9-M-15.1-20130426.binL2-IPBASEK9-M-15.1-20130509.binL2-UPK9-M-15.0-20120621.binL2-UPK9-M-15.0-20121031.binL3-ADVENTERPRISEK9-M-15.2-4M1.binL3-ADVENTERPRISEK9-M-15.3-0.9T.binL3-ADVENTERPRISEK9-M-15.4-1T.binL3-ADVENTERPRISEK9-M-15.4-2T.binL3-ADVENTERPRISEK9-M-15.5-2T.binL3-ADVIPSERVICES-M-15.1-2.9S.binL3-IPBASEK9-M-15.1-20130726.binL3-IPVOICE_IVS-M-15.3-0.9T.binL3-TPGEN+ADVENTERPRISEK9-M-12.4-20090714.bin


Cisco ASACisco ASAvCisco ACSCisco ISECisco CDACisco IPSCisco WSA virtual applianceCisco CSR1000VCisco NX-OSvCisco SourceFireCisco vIOSCisco vIOS L2Cisco Wireless LAN ControllerCisco vWAASCisco XRvA10 Networks vThunder Virtual ApplianceAlcatel 7750 Virtual Service RouterArista Networks switchesAruba Networks security (clearpass)

Brocade Virtual ADXCitrix Netscaler VPXCheckpoint FirewallCumulusExtreme NetworksF5 BIG-IP LMFortinet virtual FWHP virtual routerJuniper Networks M series router (olive)Juniper Networks vMX routerJuniper Networks vSRX FWOstinato traffic generatorPalo Alto virtual FirewallVyOSS-Terra FWLinuxMikrotikMS Windows 7MS Windows XPMS Windows Server 2008R2New vendors upcoming

What vendors are supported by UNetLab (cont.)


UNetLab lab designs and working environment

UNetLab Web management Active web diagram On click call telnet or vnc sessions Flexible lab design and lab creation

UNetLab benefits and possibilities

Full scale lab designs Wireshark Integration, live capture Lab exports/imports Lab cloning Multiuser Support Cloud support for external source

connections, number of external sources limited by virtual/physical hardware

Real LAN/WAN in UNetLab UNetLab System monitoring Custom active topology support



UNetLab Future

Beyond Limits Multi initial configuration support Featured web design, active topology detailing feature Multiuser management under admin account, user

privileges


Thank You!

Presentation created by UD, Sep, 2015



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