How to run Cisco Modeling Labs in the Cloud

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You might think one answer to these problems would be to use CML in the cloud. And you’d be right. However, up until recently, the only supported platforms to run CML were either on bare metal servers or on VMware vSphere.We have heard requests to have CML Software-as-a-Service...

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Inside the Cisco Modeling Labs 2.6 Workbench Revamp

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Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) 2.6, the latest version of our premier network virtualization platform, is finally here. CML 2.6 offers quite a list of useful tools, with additions like Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud deployment and a new Maintenance mode for system admins.However, I’m here to discuss the...

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Make your network yours with CML 2.5 annotations

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Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) 2.5 arrives with annotations, a new feature for all CML license levels. When learning and designing, annotations let you get the most out of your labs. Annotations allow you to include all the documentation on how parts of the network work, details about your...

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CML 2.4 Now Supports Horizontal Scale With Clustering

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When will CML 2 support clustering?This was the question we heard most when we released Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) 2.0 — and it was a great one, at that. So, we listened. CML 2.4 now offers a clustering feature for CML-Enterprise and CML-Higher Education licenses, which supports the...

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