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Introduction to Network Simulations
with Cisco Modeling Labs | CMLLAB
EXAM Questions and Answers (Verified
Answers) (Latest Update 2025) UPDATE!!
Controller - (ANSWER)Component responsible for deploying virtual devices and
providing details about running labs.
Node and Image Definitions interface - (ANSWER)The interface available from the
Tools button that provides details on all the images currently available on a Cisco
Modeling Labs installation.
REST - (ANSWER)The type of API that Cisco Modeling Labs is built on.
Access console - (ANSWER)Right-click on the node in the topology view and
choose 'Console.'
Included nodes - (ANSWER)Cisco IOSv, Cisco CAT 8000V, Desktop, Cisco NX-OS
9000.
Connect interfaces - (ANSWER)Right-click on one node and choose Add Link from
menu.
Change lab title - (ANSWER)Click on the lab title at the top of the workbench to
access a drop-down field.
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Start lab from workbench - (ANSWER)1) Use the Start button on the toolbar at
the top 2) Click on LAB in the toolbar and click Start Lab.
Change startup configuration - (ANSWER)Stop and wipe the node.
Wipe a lab or node - (ANSWER)Erase the resources associated with the virtual
machine for the node.
Interface types - (ANSWER)Console and VNC.
PANES button - (ANSWER)Workbench button used to provide access to open
console or VNC connections to nodes in a simulation.
External Connector - (ANSWER)Node type used to connect a lab simulation to the
'real network' through the Cisco Modeling Lab server's network interfaces.
Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) - (ANSWER)Type of filter used to restrict the packets
captured on a link in Cisco Modeling Labs.
NAT mode - (ANSWER)Mode used to configure an external connector that was
being used to provide inbound management connectivity to simulated hosts.
External connector connections - (ANSWER)1.
Introduction to Network Simulations
with Cisco Modeling Labs | CMLLAB
EXAM Questions and Answers (Verified
Answers) (Latest Update 2025) UPDATE!!
Controller - (ANSWER)Component responsible for deploying virtual devices and
providing details about running labs.
Node and Image Definitions interface - (ANSWER)The interface available from the
Tools button that provides details on all the images currently available on a Cisco
Modeling Labs installation.
REST - (ANSWER)The type of API that Cisco Modeling Labs is built on.
Access console - (ANSWER)Right-click on the node in the topology view and
choose 'Console.'
Included nodes - (ANSWER)Cisco IOSv, Cisco CAT 8000V, Desktop, Cisco NX-OS
9000.
Connect interfaces - (ANSWER)Right-click on one node and choose Add Link from
menu.
Change lab title - (ANSWER)Click on the lab title at the top of the workbench to
access a drop-down field.
, 2
Start lab from workbench - (ANSWER)1) Use the Start button on the toolbar at
the top 2) Click on LAB in the toolbar and click Start Lab.
Change startup configuration - (ANSWER)Stop and wipe the node.
Wipe a lab or node - (ANSWER)Erase the resources associated with the virtual
machine for the node.
Interface types - (ANSWER)Console and VNC.
PANES button - (ANSWER)Workbench button used to provide access to open
console or VNC connections to nodes in a simulation.
External Connector - (ANSWER)Node type used to connect a lab simulation to the
'real network' through the Cisco Modeling Lab server's network interfaces.
Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) - (ANSWER)Type of filter used to restrict the packets
captured on a link in Cisco Modeling Labs.
NAT mode - (ANSWER)Mode used to configure an external connector that was
being used to provide inbound management connectivity to simulated hosts.
External connector connections - (ANSWER)1.
