Cisco SD-WAN 006 - Service VPN Overview, Connected and Static Routes 

For sub interface to work, you would need to place the physical into VPN 0. Next you place the sub-interfaces into VPN 1-511.

Ink2go, it's paid app, like $20 USD for a life time license.

@@RobRikerTechChannel Thank you Rob!

Yup, I did the lab and it works, per documentation, I guess the sub-interface on "vpn 1" requires "mtu 1492"

yeah, i will.

@@RobRikerTechChannel Thank you

Please Where??

@@RobRikerTechChannel Great video could you please share me this topology

For every TLOC created in VPN0, by default you will advertise all known connected/static routes by default via OMP to vSmart. If you have 4 routes to advertise, and 2 TLOCs to send those routes via, then the vSmart will learn in each route twice, so a total of 8 route advertisements, 4 routes out 2 TLOCs equals 8 total route advertisements.

Yep, if you need/want static routes, you'll need to configure all sites necessary for the propagation to happen.

The Dark Knight Yeah, I discussed it a little further with Rob on twitter and my experience was with an ISR and not a vEdge, I assumed they would have been the same but it doesn’t sound like it. :)

That's all you get, you can mix and match to meet your lab needs.

@@RobRikerTechChannel I see during the video and I realized your sensible way. Thanks Rob !!

Ink2Go.

thanks a lot

Become a member, then you'll have access to the topology and initial configs for INET, MPLS, the other devices are configured during the videos.

@@RobRikerTechChannel I signed to your channel. I have access to the topology, but there is no init config.

@@MMLAB442 hey please mr have you got the config ??

@@nabeehhn4090 I did initial config by view "show" command's outputs in every video

In most cases all interfaces in a single VPN unless you need segmentation.

@@RobRikerTechChannel Ah so like customer segmentation as we would do with VRFs and MPLS.

I would start with vSmart.

@@RobRikerTechChannel This was it. vSmart needed a reboot.