mpls

The video goes in-depth into the topic of TLOC Extension in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN. We begin with an explanation of problems that it solves. We then dive into its configuration using Edge devices at BR1 site. We finish with a discussion of the feature caveats. 

The video goes in-depth into the topic of TLOC Extension in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN. We begin with an explanation of problems that it solves. We then dive into its configuration using Edge devices at BR1 site. We finish with a discussion of the feature caveats. 

The video takes you through a configuration of BGP routing in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN. The BGP in this lab will be used on a transport MPLS interface to advertise Edge device loopback interface. The second half of the videos looks at a use of BFD to reduce BGP convergence time.

The video takes you through a configuration of BGP routing in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN. The BGP in this lab will be used on a transport MPLS interface to advertise Edge device loopback interface. The second half of the videos looks at a use of BFD to reduce BGP convergence time.

The video takes you through a configuration of BGP routing in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN. The BGP in this lab will be used on a transport MPLS interface to advertise Edge device loopback interface. The second half of the videos looks at a use of BFD to reduce BGP convergence time.

The video introduces you to Cisco MPLS multicast VPN. We will first go through some theories behind the technology to give you a big picture of configuration steps that will be involved and familiarize you with essential terminologies. The configuration begins at global multicast, of which we will use Source-Specific Multicast (SSM), and followed by Default-MDT and Data-MDT configuration. During configuration, we will provide tips and point out anything that you might need to pay attention to. We will be testing using both Dense and Sparse modes at the client sites. Wireshark packet capture will be performed throughout this lab to help you place the theories into practice, and understand the structure of the multicast packets.

The video introduces you to Cisco MPLS multicast VPN. We will first go through some theories behind the technology to give you a big picture of configuration steps that will be involved and familiarize you with essential terminologies. The configuration begins at global multicast, of which we will use Source-Specific Multicast (SSM), and followed by Default-MDT and Data-MDT configuration. During configuration, we will provide tips and point out anything that you might need to pay attention to. We will be testing using both Dense and Sparse modes at the client sites. Wireshark packet capture will be performed throughout this lab to help you place the theories into practice, and understand the structure of the multicast packets.

The video introduces you to Cisco MPLS multicast VPN. We will first go through some theories behind the technology to give you a big picture of configuration steps that will be involved and familiarize you with essential terminologies. The configuration begins at global multicast, of which we will use Source-Specific Multicast (SSM), and followed by Default-MDT and Data-MDT configuration. During configuration, we will provide tips and point out anything that you might need to pay attention to. We will be testing using both Dense and Sparse modes at the client sites. Wireshark packet capture will be performed throughout this lab to help you place the theories into practice, and understand the structure of the multicast packets.

The video takes you through three different QoS implementation models in Cisco MPLS, namely Short Pipe, Pipe, and Uniform. We will start by examining the default QoS behavior at label imposition, and perform basic Experimental value change during label swap. We will then dive into each of the QoS models, and complete relevant configuration. Packet capture and debug will be performed throughout the lab to provide verification. Some features that you will also learn in this lab include table map and explicit null label.

The video takes you through three different QoS implementation models in Cisco MPLS, namely Short Pipe, Pipe, and Uniform. We will start by examining the default QoS behavior at label imposition, and perform basic Experimental value change during label swap. We will then dive into each of the QoS models, and complete relevant configuration. Packet capture and debug will be performed throughout the lab to provide verification. Some features that you will also learn in this lab include table map and explicit null label.