Introduction to Network Simulations with CISCO Modeling Labs Post Assessment

Which four of the following nodes are included with Cisco Modeling Labs?
(Choose four.)




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Where do you find details on all the images currently available on a Cisco
Modeling Labs installation?
 On the Cisco Modeling Labs Dashboard

,  The “Node and Image Definitions” interface available from the Tools
button
 From logging into the Cockpit management tool
 In the “Sample Labs” interface available from the Tools button
How do you access the console of a network device that is part of a simulation
in Cisco Modeling Labs?
 Right-click on the node in the topology view and choose “Console.”
 Add a Desktop node to a simulation and connect a console cable from it
to the serial port on the node.
 Select the node in the topology view and open the Panes view.
 Cisco Modeling Labs does not support console connections to network
devices.
Which component of the Cisco Modeling Labs architecture is responsible for
deploying virtual devices and providing details about running labs?
 HTML 5 UI
 Hypervisor
 Controller
 REST API
What type of API is Cisco Modeling Labs built on?
 XML
 SOAP
 NETCONF
 REST




In which two ways can you start an entire lab from the workbench? (Choose two.)
 Use the Start button on the toolbar at the top.
 Click on LAB in the toolbar and click Start Lab.
 Right-click in an empty space on the workspace and click Start Lab.
 Find Start Lab in the Guide.
Which two of the following types of interfaces does Cisco Modeling Labs offer from the GUI for users to
connect and manage network devices and desktop/server nodes? (Choose two.)
 SSH/Telnet
 RDP
 Console
 VNC

How do you change the title of a lab in Cisco Modeling Labs from the
Workbench?
 Click the LAB button and choose “Rename.”