Program networks using Python version 3. Learn network programmability with this practical GNS3 and Cisco course
InstructorDavid Bombal
The curriculum emphasizes practical application of Netmiko for SSH automation and NAPALM for device configuration audits.
Instruction includes setting up diverse simulation environments including GNS3, CML (VIRL 2.0), and EVE-NG.
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This GNS3 network topology illustrates a complex simulation environment featuring multiple interconnected switches, a router, and cloud connectivity for Python network automation exercises.
This image displays a network automation workflow using GNS3, where a Python script connects to a router to execute configuration commands for interface setup.
This screen capture displays a network automation setup featuring a GNS3 topology diagram alongside a GNU nano editor window containing Python script code for configuring router interfaces.
This screen capture demonstrates network automation using Python to retrieve detailed configuration data from a Cisco switch via SSH, including VLAN settings.
One signal suggests that certain libraries used in the course may only function with older Python versions.
A signal indicates the latter portion of the course shifts toward general data processing rather than networking-specific automation.
The curriculum aligns with the goals of network engineers using GNS3 and Cisco-centric automation tools.