Routing & Switching

The video shows you how to configure two routing protocols; BGP and OSPF, on Cisco SD-WAN routers. We will be using BGP to perform route exchange in VPN0 MPLS underlay. OSPF will be used for Service-side routing. We will be performing route redistribution between OSPF and OMP to provide network reachability of our HQ site to the remote sites.

The video shows you how to configure two routing protocols; BGP and OSPF, on Cisco SD-WAN routers. We will be using BGP to perform route exchange in VPN0 MPLS underlay. OSPF will be used for Service-side routing. We will be performing route redistribution between OSPF and OMP to provide network reachability of our HQ site to the remote sites.

The video shows you how to configure two routing protocols; BGP and OSPF, on Cisco SD-WAN routers. We will be using BGP to perform route exchange in VPN0 MPLS underlay. OSPF will be used for Service-side routing. We will be performing route redistribution between OSPF and OMP to provide network reachability of our HQ site to the remote sites.

The video shows you how to configure two routing protocols; BGP and OSPF, on Cisco SD-WAN routers. We will be using BGP to perform route exchange in VPN0 MPLS underlay. OSPF will be used for Service-side routing. We will be performing route redistribution between OSPF and OMP to provide network reachability of our HQ site to the remote sites.

The video looks at basic routing aspects of Cisco SD-WAN. Now that we have the overlay fabric up and running, we will take some time to review the SD-WAN default routing behavior and understand OMP routes. We will create Service VPN for each of the sites, configure connected subnet, add static routes, and advertise them across the fabric.

The video looks at basic routing aspects of Cisco SD-WAN. Now that we have the overlay fabric up and running, we will take some time to review the SD-WAN default routing behavior and understand OMP routes. We will create Service VPN for each of the sites, configure connected subnet, add static routes, and advertise them across the fabric.

The video looks at basic routing aspects of Cisco SD-WAN. Now that we have the overlay fabric up and running, we will take some time to review the SD-WAN default routing behavior and understand OMP routes. We will create Service VPN for each of the sites, configure connected subnet, add static routes, and advertise them across the fabric.

The video looks at basic routing aspects of Cisco SD-WAN. Now that we have the overlay fabric up and running, we will take some time to review the SD-WAN default routing behavior and understand OMP routes. We will create Service VPN for each of the sites, configure connected subnet, add static routes, and advertise them across the fabric.

The video goes through configuration of feature templates that can be shared across different WAN Edge models in Cisco SD-WAN namely NTP, Banner, Logging, SNMP, and security. These allow you to perform configuration once, and consistently apply common configuration to devices across your SD-WAN fabric which is one of many great benefit of centralized management nature of Cisco SD-WAN.

The video goes through configuration of feature templates that can be shared across different WAN Edge models in Cisco SD-WAN namely NTP, Banner, Logging, SNMP, and security. These allow you to perform configuration once, and consistently apply common configuration to devices across your SD-WAN fabric which is one of many great benefit of centralized management nature of Cisco SD-WAN.