Hey all,
Looking for feedback from anyone running AVD with on-prem CloudVision in the following workflow:
1. Generate fabric configuration using AVD
2. Push configs to CVP using the cv_deploy role
3. Review and deploy from CVP (change control approval in the CVP UI)
Anyone doing this? Would love to hear your experience.
Thanks.
Hi everyone,
I'm doing the Arista ACE Data Center Engineering Track right now. I haven't done the exam yet but I feel like the exam will be about L3LS again like in the Operations Track.
Does anyone know if you are able to use CloudVision Studios to configure L3LS in the Engineering Exams?
Thank you guys!
Hello
Please help in understanding this:- was looking at the datasheet 720XP Campus PoE switches and i see there is an EOS license which is explanatory but then there 2 cloudvision license listed:-
SS-CVS-G3-SWITCH-1M CloudVision as-a-Service Subscription Lic for 1-Month for 1 Switch. Arista Fixed 1G/mG Group 3 Platforms.
So with this you can manage from switch from Cloudvision, you buy eos license separately
And SS-CVSC-G3-SWITCH-1M CloudVision CUE as-a-Service Subscription Lic for 1-Month for 1 Switch. Arista Fixed 1G/mG Group 3 Platforms.
With this also you get to manage your switch through cloudvision and buy eos license separately??
I dont understand do we need to 2 Cloudvision license to manage and configure the switch here? Is there a difference between the two. Any inputs is highly appreciated
Has anyone here taken the L3 DC Operation exam? Can you share what kind of questions came up, or the study materials you used? I’m planning to prepare on my own without taking the official training, so any tips or resources would really help.
Does Velocloud SD-WAN work behind CGNAT or NAT w/o a PAT/Port Forward? We are looking to migrate from Cisco DMVPN to Velocloud but our DIA circuits only have one IP address. We also have Starlink as a backup and those are currently on CGNAT not static IP. I am way more familiar with Cisco than Velo so pardon my ignorance.
I’m a network engineer with active CCIE. My goal for next few years is to transition into pre-sales. I do have some minor presales adjacent experience from my MSP/VAR days about 10 years ago but not much since.
I love what Arista is doing; they remind me of old-school Cisco befors they started caring more about shareholders.
Can anyone offer advice on how to stand apart from the crowd when applying? Does Arista value technical skills over soft skills for the pre-sales role or vice versa?
Any tips for the interview? For a pre-sales role would something like a blog or YouTube channel be valuable?
Appreciate any insights you can offer.