Getting Started with Cisco Software-defined Access (SDA)
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If you want to prepare for the future of Cisco networking, then this course is for you. It is a great introduction to the latest Cisco SDN solution Software-defined Access (SDA).
The way that we deploy networks is changing with the new software-defined networking movement. In this course, Getting Started with Cisco Software-defined Access (SDA), you will learn foundational knowledge of how to deploy a SDA fabric network. First, you will discover the SDA components. Next, you will learn how to install a DNAC server. Finally, you will explore how to automate and monitor a SDA fabric network. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of SDA needed to deploy a SDA fabric network.
Author Name: Matt Carey
Author Description:
Matt Carey has had an interesting career path. He started his career with tower-climbing and wound up behind a PC working on Cisco networks. Matt started his networking journey working on outdoor department of transportation networks and most recently moved to a consulting role, working with many high profile organizations. He has worked on over 60 networks across the nation.r
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Matt has experience on all types of networks, including international airports, hospitals, cities, counties, and s… more
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