Implementing Cisco Software-Defined Wan (SD-WAN) for your Enterprise and Cloud sepcialization explains and demonstrates how to deploy the management cloud (vManage, vBond, and vSmarts) for on-premise deployments and device configuration for a simple router deployment. Then, viewers expand their knowledge by learning how to configure routing protocols between WAN edge and LAN devices. The course then moves on to more advance topics such as Application Aware Routing, which ensures that the path for packets meets the applications requirements for packet loss, latency, and jitter.
Implementing Cisco SD-Wan: Deployment and Device Management
Implementing Cisco SD-Wan: Routing and Policy Implementation
Implementing Cisco SD-Wan: Monitoring, Security, and Performance
Implementing Cisco SD-Wan: Design and Migration Strategies
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