HCIE-R&S Lab Administration Guide

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The HCDA LaboratoryHCIE Laboratory Contents
Contents
1 About This Document ............................................................................................................. 1

2 Equipment Purchasing ............................................................................................................ 4
3 Module Installation ................................................................................................................. 5
4 Cable Connection ..................................................................................................................... 9
5 Console Server Configuration .......................................................................................... 1716
6 FR Switch Configuration .................................................................................................. 2221
7 Console Cable Preparation ............................................................................................... 2624
8 Problems Caused by Non-Standard Equipment ............................................................ 2725
9 Appendixes ......................................................................................................................... 2826
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The HCDA LaboratoryHCIE Laboratory 1 About This Document
1 About This Document
This guide provides information to help regional office, suppliers, and authorized learning
partners (HALPs) purchase equipment, install modules, connect cables, configure relate
control equipment, build HCIE-RS laboratory finally.
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Figure1-1, figure 1-2, figure 1-3 show the physical topology.
Figure 1-1 Physical topology

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The physical topology shown in Figure 1-1, Figure 1-2 , Figure 1-3 contain all equipments on the
purchase list.
The frame relay switch (FRSW) is mandatory in all types of experiments. However, this guide
just introduces how to configure FRSW.
FRSW is configured with two 8-interface ASEs ("8ASEs") and also acts as the console server.
It connects to the console port of other equipments by using console cables. Figure 1-1, figure
1-2, figure 1-3 do not show the connection of the console cables. For details about the
connection, see chapter 5 "Console Server Configuration".
we use the AR G3 equipment to simulate frame relay switch(FRSW).

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The HCDA LaboratoryHCIE Laboratory 2 Equipment Purchasing
2 Equipment Purchasing
You must purchase the equipment based on the experiment requirements. The equipment
purchasing list, named HCIE Equipment List v3.3 is attached in chapter 9 "Appendixes".
This guide only applies to the process of building HCIE laboratory with the equipments
purchased according to HCIE Equipment list v3.3 lab build process.
When you purchase equipments, please be based on requirement of HCIE laboratory. If you
have any question, please send email to YanFei (y84026870/[email protected]) who
comes from Learning and Certification department.

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The HCDA LaboratoryHCIE Laboratory 3 Module Installation
3 Module Installation
The router and console server are modular equipment and you need to install them manually.
To ensure that interfaces names of equipments are consistent with the names in HCIE
laboratory guide and all experiments can be carried out properly and successfully, you must
install the modules of the routers based on the following requirements.
In addition, this section describes only the installation position of the equipment modules,
rather than the installation process and method. For details about how to install the modules,
see the ARG3-Install.pdf and S5700-Install.pdf in chapter 9 "Appendixes".
The R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, BB1-2, BB3 and FRSW(we use the AR G3 equipment to
simulate frame relay switch) are all AR G3 2220E equipments.
The following figure shows the front panel of the AR G3 2220E equipment:
The following figure shows the rear panel of the AR G3 2220E equipment.
The modules are installed on the rear panel based on the slot number.
Table 3-1 describes the modules installed on the R1:
Table 3-1 Modules installed on the R1
Slot No. Module Type

1 (SIC) 1SA
2 (SIC) 1SA
3 (SIC) 1SA

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4 (SIC) Not in use
5 (WSIC) Not in use
6 (WSIC) Not in use
Table 3-2 describes the modules installed on the R2.

1 (SIC) 1SA
2 (SIC) 1SA
3 (SIC) 1SA
4 (SIC) Not in use
5 (WSIC) Not in use
6 (WSIC) Not in use
Table 3-3 describes the modules installed on the R3.

1 (SIC) 1SA
2 (SIC) 1SA
3 (SIC) 1SA
4 (SIC) Not in use
5 (WSIC) Not in use
6 (WSIC) Not in use
Table 3-3Table 3-4 describes the modules installed on the R4.

1 (SIC) 1SA
2 (SIC) 1SA

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3 (SIC) 1SA
4 (SIC) Not in use
5 (WSIC) Not in use
6 (WSIC) Not in use

1 (SIC) 1SA
2 (SIC) 1SA
3 (SIC) 1SA
4 (SIC) Not in use
5 (WSIC) Not in use
6 (WSIC) Not in use

1 (SIC) 1SA
2 (SIC) 1SA
3 (SIC) 1SA
4 (SIC) Not in use
5 (WSIC) Not in use
6 (WSIC) Not in use
Table 3-3Table 3-7 describes the modules installed on the BB1-2.
Table 3-7 Modules installed on the BB1-2

1 (SIC) 1SA
2 (SIC) 1SA

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3 (SIC) 1SA
4 (SIC) 1SA
5 (WSIC) Not in use
6 (WSIC) Not in use
Table 3-3Table 3-8 describes the modules installed on the BB3.
Table 3-8 Modules installed on the BB3

1 (SIC) Not in use
2 (SIC) Not in use
3 (SIC) Not in use
4 (SIC) Not in use
5 (WSIC) Not in use
6 (WSIC) Not in use
Table 3-9Table 3-9 describes the modules installed on the FRSW.
Table 3-9 Modules installed on the FRSW

1 (SIC) 2SA
2 (SIC) 2SA
3 (SIC) 2SA
4 (SIC) 2SA
5 (WSIC) 8ASE
6 (WSIC) 8ASE

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The HCDA LaboratoryHCIE Laboratory 4 Cable Connection
4 Cable Connection
The equipment must be connected based on the topology shown in figure 4-1, figure 4-2, and
figure 4-3.

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Figure 4-1 Cable connection topology

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As show in figure 4-2, the serial cables have two ends, the DCE end and the DTE end.
Connect the DCE end of the serial cables to the FRSW when using them to connect the
FRSW and the R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6 and BB1-2.
Figure 4-4, FRSW use one cable connect it’s G0/0/0 to it’s G0/0/1.
In addition, connect the DCE end of the serial cable to the R1 when connecting R1 and R2;
the DCE end to the R2 when connecting R2 and R3; the DCE end to the R3 when connecting
R3 and R4; the DCE end to the R4 when connecting R4 and R5; the DCE end to the R5 when
connecting R5 and R6; the DCE end to the R6 when connecting R6 and BB1-2; the DCE end
to the BB1-2 when connecting BB1-2 and R1.
Ensure that proper models are used for different types of equipment based on the mapping
provided in Table 4-1.
Table 4-1 Required model for different types of equipment
Equipment Model
R1 AR 2220E
R2 AR 2220E
R3 AR 2220E
R4 AR 2220E
R5 AR 2220E

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R6 AR 2220E
BB1-2 AR 2220E
BB3 AR 2220E
S1 S5720-36C-EI-AC
S2 S5720-36C-EI-AC
S3 S3700-28TP-EI-AC
S4 S3700-28TP-EI-AC
FRSW AR 2220E
Check whether the ports are connected correctly based on Table 4-2.
Table 4-2 Required mapping between ports
R1 G0/0/0 S1
G0/0/1 S2
S1/0/0 FRSW
S2/0/0 R2
S3/0/0 BB1-2
R2 G0/0/0 S1
G0/0/1 S2
S1/0/0 FRSW
S2/0/0 R1
S3/0/0 R3
R3 G0/0/0 S2
G0/0/1 S3
S1/0/0 FRSW
S2/0/0 R2
S3/0/0 R4
R4 G0/0/0 S2
G0/0/1 S3
S1/0/0 FRSW
S2/0/0 R3
S3/0/0 R5

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R5 G0/0/0 S3
G0/0/1 S4
S1/0/0 FRSW
S2/0/0 R4
S3/0/0 R6
R6 G0/0/0 S3
G0/0/1 S4
S1/0/0 FRSW
S2/0/0 R5
S3/0/0 BB1-2
BB1-2 G0/0/0 S1
G0/0/1 S2
S1/0/0 FRSW
S2/0/0 FRSW
S3/0/0 R1
S4/0/0 R6
BB3 G0/0/0 S3
S1 G0/0/1 R1
G0/0/2 R2
G0/0/13 S2
G0/0/14 S2
G0/0/15 S2
G0/0/16 S3
G0/0/17 S3
G0/0/18 S3
G0/0/19 S4
G0/0/20 S4
G0/0/21 S4
G0/0/24 BB1-2
S2 G0/0/1 R1
G0/0/2 R2
G0/0/3 R3

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G0/0/4 R4

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G0/0/13 S1
G0/0/14 S1
G0/0/15 S1
G0/0/16 S3
G0/0/17 S3
G0/0/18 S3
G0/0/19 S4
G0/0/20 S4
G0/0/21 S4
G0/0/24 BB1-2
S3 E0/0/3 R3
E0/0/4 R4
E0/0/5 R5
E0/0/6 R6
E0/0/13 S1
E0/0/14 S1
E0/0/15 S1
E0/0/16 S2
E0/0/17 S2
E0/0/18 S2
E0/0/19 S4
E0/0/20 S4
E0/0/21 S4
E0/0/24 BB3
S4 E0/0/5 R5
E0/0/6 R6
E0/0/13 S1
E0/0/14 S1
E0/0/15 S1
E0/0/16 S2
E0/0/17 S2
E0/0/18 S2

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E0/0/19 S3
E0/0/20 S3
E0/0/21 S3
FRSW S1/0/0 R1
S1/0/1 R2
S2/0/0 R3
S2/0/1 R4
S3/0/0 R5
S3/0/1 R6
S4/0/0 BB1-2
S4/0/1 BB1-2
G0/0/0 FRSW G0/0/1

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The HCDA LaboratoryHCIE Laboratory 5 Console Server Configuration
5 Console Server Configuration
To implement remote experiments, the console server is used in the experiments to provide
unified out of band management for equipment. Two 8ASE modules are equipped on the
server to implement this function.
You are advised to use console cables to connect the console server and other equipment as
required in Table 5-1.
Table 5-1 Required connections
Interface Name Connected Equipment

Async5/0/0 R1
Async5/0/1 R2
Async5/0/2 R3
Async5/0/3 R4
Async5/0/4 R5
Async5/0/5 R6
Async5/0/6 BB1-2
Async5/0/7 BB3
Async6/0/0 S1
Async6/0/1 S2
Async6/0/2 S3
Async6/0/3 S4
Async6/0/4 FRSW
To configure the console server, run the following commands:

1. Run the following commands to configure the Async interfaces:

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interface Async5/0/0
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
description connect R1
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
description connect BB1-2
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
description connect BB3
#
async mode flow
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undo detect dsr-dtr

description connect S1
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
#
async mode flow
undo detect dsr-dtr
description connect FRSW
#
2. Enter corresponding TeleType (TTY), and run the following commands:
user-interface tty 33
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
redirect listen-port 3001
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable

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undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
undo shell
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idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
undo shell
idle-timeout 0 0
redirect enable
#
3. Configure the IP address for the console server to connect to the actual network.
Connect one Ethernet interface of the console server to the actual network, and configure
the IP address and default gateway (default routing) based on the network requirements.
4. Connect the console server to the controlled equipment by using the contra-Telnet.
Start the Telnet client on a PC, and log into Console server. On Console server, use the
command telnet 127.0.0.1+<port number> to log into the device.
Device name and port number shown in the following table:
Device Name Port number

R1 3001
R2 3002
R3 3003
R4 3004
R5 3005
R6 3006
BB1-2 3007
BB3 3008
S1 3009
S2 3010
S3 3011
S4 3012
FW 3016
If you want to log into R1, you can use the command telnet 127.0.0.1 3001 on Console
server.

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The HCDA LaboratoryHCIE Laboratory 6 FR Switch Configuration
6 FR Switch Configuration
The experiment also involves the FRSW(we use the AR G3 equipment to simulate frame
relay switch). However, the students are not required to learn the configuration of the FRSW.
If you need to configure the FRSW, run the following commands:
#
sysname FRSW
#
board add 0/1 2SA
board add 0/2 2SA
board add 0/3 2SA
board add 0/4 2SA
#
fr switching
#
ip vpn-instance 102
ipv4-family
#
ip vpn-instance 201
ipv4-family
#
aaa
authentication-scheme default
authorization-scheme default
accounting-scheme default
domain default
domain default_admin
local-user admin password cipher %$%$\hu%+49;aL7S9LUb`6c4,XOF%$%$
local-user admin privilege level 15
local-user admin service-type telnet terminal
#
interface Serial1/0/0
link-protocol fr
fr interface-type dce
fr dlci-switch 102 interface Tunnel0/0/1 dlci 120

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description R1
#
link-protocol fr
description R2
#
link-protocol fr
description R3
#
link-protocol fr
description R4
#
link-protocol fr
description R5
#
link-protocol fr

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description R6
#
link-protocol fr
description BB1-2
#
link-protocol fr
description BB1-2
#
interface GigabitEthernet0/0/0
ip binding vpn-instance 102
ip address 11.0.0.1 255.255.255.0
#
interface GigabitEthernet0/0/1
ip address 11.0.0.2 255.255.255.0
#
interface Tunnel0/0/1
ip address 12.0.0.1 255.255.255.0
tunnel-protocol gre
source GigabitEthernet0/0/0
destination vpn-instance 102 11.0.0.2
#
interface Tunnel0/0/2
ip address 12.0.0.2 255.255.255.0
tunnel-protocol gre
source GigabitEthernet0/0/1
destination vpn-instance 201 11.0.0.1
#

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we use the AR G3 equipment to simulate frame relay switch.

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The HCDA LaboratoryHCIE Laboratory 7 Console Cable Preparation
7 Console Cable Preparation
The contra-Telnet requires standard console cables and the two ends of the cables must be
RJ-45 ports. You are advised to make the cables manually. You can make the console cables
by following the method of making straight-twisted pair cables. The wire sequence is as
follows:
Port Type\No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Async White Orange White Blue White Green White Brown
Orange Green Blue Brown
Console White White White White Blue Green Orange Brown
Brown Green Blue Orange

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The HCDA LaboratoryHCIE Laboratory 8 Problems Caused by Non-Standard Equipment
8 Problems Caused by Non-Standard

Equipment
You must use the standard equipment contained on the equipment list in chapter 9 "Error!
Reference source not found.Appendixes" when building the laboratory.
The non-standard equipment may cause problems including but not limited to the following
items:
1. The commands are incompatible, or the interface names are not consistent with the ones
in the lab guide.
2. The non-standard equipment is not compatible with devices and protocol features of
HCIE.

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The HCDA LaboratoryHCIE Laboratory 9 Appendixes
9 Appendixes
Field Code Changed
HCIE_Equipment HCIE_Equipment ARG3-Install.pdf S5700-Install.pdf

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Figure1-1, figure 1-2, figure 1-3 show the physical topology.

Figure 1-1 Physical topology

Figure 1-2 Physical topology

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Figure 1-3 Physical topology

we use the AR G3 equipment to simulate frame relay switch(FRSW).

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Table 3-1 Modules installed on the R1

Slot No. Module Type

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Slot No. Module Type

Table 3-2 describes the modules installed on the R2.

Table 3-2 Modules installed on the R2

Slot No. Module Type

Table 3-3 describes the modules installed on the R3.

Table 3-3 Modules installed on the R3

Slot No. Module Type

Table 3-3Table 3-4 describes the modules installed on the R4.

Table 3-4 Modules installed on the R4

Slot No. Module Type

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Table 3-3Table 3-5 describes the modules installed on the R5.

Table 3-5 Modules installed on the R5

Slot No. Module Type

Table 3-3Table 3-6 describes the modules installed on the R6.

Table 3-6 Modules installed on the R6

Slot No. Module Type

Table 3-3Table 3-7 describes the modules installed on the BB1-2.

Table 3-7 Modules installed on the BB1-2

Slot No. Module Type

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Table 3-3Table 3-8 describes the modules installed on the BB3.

Table 3-8 Modules installed on the BB3

Slot No. Module Type

Table 3-9Table 3-9 describes the modules installed on the FRSW.

Table 3-9 Modules installed on the FRSW

Slot No. Module Type

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Figure 4-1 Cable connection topology

Figure 4-2 Cable connection topology

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Figure 4-3 Cable connection topology

Figure 4-4 Physical topology

Table 4-1 Required model for different types of equipment

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