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Update workshop for create node workflow and create corelink #43

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23 changes: 20 additions & 3 deletions docs/workshops/example-orchestrator/execute-workflows.md
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* **Node role**: Provider
* **Site**: Amsterdam
* **Node status**: active
* **Node name**: Same as the node name in containerlab: `clab-orch-demo-ams-pe`, `clab-orch-demo-lon-pe` and `clab-orch-demo-par-p`
* **Node name**: `clab-orch-demo-ams-pe`

Click **Next**, review the summary page, and click **Next** again to start the workflow.

The workflow will pause halfway during the step "Confirm provisioning proxy results".
Assuming that the result was successful, click **Resume workflow**.

Once the workflow has successfully run, we can log in to the node and take a look at the config:

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!!! note
If you deployed containerlab through the docker image, run the ssh commands from the same container.

We can practice this deploying all the 3 nodes in the topology.
For example, observe the IP addresses assigned to the loopback interface, e.g. `show interface lo1.0`.
This corresponds to what you see in NetBox in the **Devices >> Devices** menu.

Repeat this process for the other 2 containerlab nodes:

* `clab-orch-demo-lon-pe`
* `clab-orch-demo-par-p`

### Deploying core links

Once we have 2 nodes configured, we should be able to deploy a core link between them using the "create core link 10G" workflow.
Once we have at least 2 nodes configured, we should be able to deploy a core link between them.
To do this, click **New subscription** and select **core link 10G**.
Select any customer and 2 distinct nodes.

On the next page choose a free port on each node.
Click **Next** to start the workflow.

The workflow will pause halfway during the step "Confirm provisioning proxy results".
Assuming that the result was successful, click **Resume workflow**.

You can log in to the router and check the status of ISIS using:

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