CCNP TSHOOT 300–135 Lab Exam Topology in GNS3

Hello,
I recreated official Cisco TShoot topology winthin GNS3.
Official Cisco post: https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/thread/10965
This is what you get in GNS3:

Im sharing two GNS3 portable projects:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_vrXFL6k0gWerRFtMjn4OmlEaqF6HVux?usp=sharing

CCNP TSHOOT 300–135 Lab Exam Topology – 001 Initial Configuration.gns3project

  • Contains only initial configuration to enable reachability between nodes.
  • Everything is left as default, except DSW1 and DSW2 STP priority changed, switches are primary/secondary roots for specific vlans.

CCNP TSHOOT 300–135 Lab Exam Topology – 002 Basic Configuration.gns3project

  • Based on previous initial configuration and adds following stuff to the table.
  • Authentication for PPP line, R6 requires CHAP, R1 requires PAP.
  • BGP authentication.
  • Various OSPFv2 authentications configured.
  • Various OSPFv3 authentications configured (using AH/ESP).
  • Various EIGRP authentications configured.
  • LACP priority settings changed, DSW1 and DSW2 are now in charge.
  • Spanning-Tree mode changed to MST.
  • VTPv3 used to synchronize MST Instance-to-VLAN mapping.
  • Portfast enabled globally on ASW1 and ASW2 for all access operational ports.
  • BPDUfilter enabled globally on ASW1 and ASW2 for all Portfast operational ports.
  • BPDUguard enabled globally on ASW1 and ASW2 for all Portfast operational ports.
  • UDLD enabled in aggresive mode for trunking interfaces on all switches.
  • CDP disabled on ASW1 and ASW2 for all access client ports.
  • DHCP snooping configured for VLAN 10 on ASW1.
  • DSW1 and DSW2 are configured to accept DHCP requests with option 82 and 0.0.0.0 giaddr.
  • DAI configured for VLAN 10 on ASW1.
  • Port-security configured on ASW1 for client access ports, with sticky keyword.
  • Errdisable automatic recovery from psecure-violation configured on ASW1.
  • HSRP version changed to 2, authentication added, preempt reload delay added.
  • HSRP priority is now bound to tracked object.
  • VRRPv3 configuration added for VLAN 20.
  • uRPF configured on all routers.

In case you dont want to import full GNS3 project there are also shared running-configs in txt files for all nodes, thus you can take a look.

I hope this helps to someone, or at least saves you some time from creating topology from scratch.

Thanks you very much @fugazz

IT looks very helpfull and It is clrealy will help me get the whole picture and idea behind this lab and the required configuration!

Hello Michael

Wow, this is impressive, thanks so much for sharing that!! It is much appreciated.

Laz