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Sim 09: Flexible NetFlow and IP SLA Tracking

Blueprint 4.2, 4.4 · Difficulty: Medium · Time target: 20 minutes

R1 is a branch router with a primary link to ISP1 and a backup link to ISP2. Today the primary default route stays in the table even when ISP1 stops forwarding, because the Ethernet link stays up. Fix the failover with IP SLA and object tracking, then send flow records for the LAN to the collector.

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CML lab file · EVE-NG lab file

5 nodes. The lab boots in its starting configuration. CML: Import a lab, then start it. EVE-NG: import the .unl from the lab list; if your image folder names differ, edit each node's image.

Topology

graph LR
  H1["HOST1<br/>10.10.10.10"]
  R1["R1<br/>C8000v"]
  ISP1["ISP1<br/>Lo0 192.0.2.1/32"]
  ISP2["ISP2"]
  COL["COLLECTOR<br/>192.168.100.50"]
  H1 -- "10.10.10.0/24 - Gi4 .1" --- R1
  R1 -- "Gi1 .2 - 203.0.113.0/30 - Gi0/0 .1<br/>primary" --- ISP1
  R1 -- "Gi2 .2 - 198.51.100.0/30 - Gi0/0 .1<br/>backup" --- ISP2
  R1 -- "Gi3 .1 - 192.168.100.0/24" --- COL
Node CML image
R1 Catalyst 8000v
ISP1, ISP2 IOSv
HOST1 Alpine or Ubuntu (or IOSv with no ip routing)
COLLECTOR Ubuntu (any NetFlow v9 collector, or just tcpdump)

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