Routing & Switching

The video shows you how to configure BGP and OSPF on Cisco SD-WAN devices using a Localized Control Policy. We will configure the policy to perform BGP peering in the underlay, while using OSPF to advertise SD-WAN learned routes to our local network. The configuration involves route filtering, tagging, and redistribution.

The video shows you how to configure BGP and OSPF on Cisco SD-WAN devices using a Localized Control Policy. We will configure the policy to perform BGP peering in the underlay, while using OSPF to advertise SD-WAN learned routes to our local network. The configuration involves route filtering, tagging, and redistribution.

The video shows you how to configure BGP and OSPF on Cisco SD-WAN devices using a Localized Control Policy. We will configure the policy to perform BGP peering in the underlay, while using OSPF to advertise SD-WAN learned routes to our local network. The configuration involves route filtering, tagging, and redistribution.

The video explains different type of policies in Cisco SD-WAN. We will covers the four main policies; Centralized and Localized Control Policies, and CEntralized and Localized Data Policy. We will wrap up the video with the order of operation of the policies in a packet flow.

The video shows how to upgrade components in Cisco SD-WAN including vManage, vSmart, vBond, vEdge, and cEdge devices.

The video shows how to upgrade components in Cisco SD-WAN including vManage, vSmart, vBond, vEdge, and cEdge devices.

The video shows a different way to configure AAA on Cisco SD-WAN. We will start with local user authentication with various group authorization on both vManage and WAN Edge before switching over to external authentication with RADIUS and TACACS+ on Cisco ISE. The authentication will be for both GUI and CLI.

The video shows a different way to configure AAA on Cisco SD-WAN. We will start with local user authentication with various group authorization on both vManage and WAN Edge before switching over to external authentication with RADIUS and TACACS+ on Cisco ISE. The authentication will be for both GUI and CLI.

The video shows a different way to configure AAA on Cisco SD-WAN. We will start with local user authentication with various group authorization on both vManage and WAN Edge before switching over to external authentication with RADIUS and TACACS+ on Cisco ISE. The authentication will be for both GUI and CLI.

The video shows a different way to configure AAA on Cisco SD-WAN. We will start with local user authentication with various group authorization on both vManage and WAN Edge before switching over to external authentication with RADIUS and TACACS+ on Cisco ISE. The authentication will be for both GUI and CLI.