Designing Cisco SD-WAN Architecture and Components
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In this course, you’ll gain knowledge about the Cisco SD-WAN solution, its core features, and various use cases. The Cisco SD-WAN is a distributed architecture based consisting of a number of new SD-WAN protocols and components.
The WAN is static and not very agile. It was built for a different era. In this course, Designing Cisco SD-WAN Architecture and Components, you’ll learn foundational knowledge and gain the ability to design the Cisco SD-WAN solution. First, you’ll explore the Cisco SD-WAN and its core features. Next, you’ll discover control and data plane components and responsibilities. Finally, you’ll learn how to extend the Cisco SD-WAN network. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of the Cisco SD-WAN needed to design and architect its components and features.
Author Name: Matt Conran
Author Description:
Matt Conran has more than 24 years of networking industry with entrepreneurial start-ups, government organizations and others. He is a lead Network & Security Architect and successfully delivered major global greenfield service provider and data center networks. Core skill set includes advanced data center, service provider, security, and virtualization technologies. He loves to travel and has a passion for landscape photography.
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
1min - Highlighting Cisco SD-WAN
45mins - The Cisco SD-WAN Components
29mins - The Cisco SD-WAN Core Functionality
39mins - Bringing up the Cisco SD-WAN Fabric
17mins - Extending the Cisco SD-WAN Network
22mins
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