AdvancedPublished 2026-11-03
CCNP DMVPN Capstone: The Overlay That Never Came Back
Today's daily lab
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Subscribe to unlockAfter a weekend change, no site can reach any other across the DMVPN. Diagnose from each site outward and bring every router back to the stated design.
Learning objectives
- Work out which layer of the overlay is failing at each site
- Compare each router with the Intended Design
- Restore reachability between every site
Troubleshooting focus
- Start with what each router shows for its tunnel peers
- A fix that changes nothing visible may not be the only fault
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How this lab is graded
- Build it your way. Where a lab lets you choose a value — a VLAN name, an interface description — grading checks that you configured it, not which name you picked. Names that another line has to reference, like an ACL applied with
access-class, are stated in the guide and do have to match. - Addresses, modes and protocol keywords are exact. An IP address, a subnet mask,
switchport mode trunk, an encapsulation — these carry the meaning of the lab, so they are graded as written in the guide. - Grading reads your saved configuration. Export the lab from CML after you have configured it, and make sure anything you set is in the
running-config— a change that only exists in a terminal session never reaches the grader. - You can submit as many times as you like. Your best score stands, and each attempt tells you which checks passed so you can work the gaps.
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