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The video shows you how to configure non-fabric (aka Over-The-Top) wireless on Cisco DNAC 2.1. We will use DNAC to provision enterprise 802.1x wireless and guest with Central Web Auth (CWA) to authenticate against Cisco ISE. We will configure IP-Based ACL on DNAC to restrict network access on wireless client. Lastly, we will demonstrate an option of sending guest traffic to an anchor WLC.

The video shows you how to configure non-fabric (aka Over-The-Top) wireless on Cisco DNAC 2.1. We will use DNAC to provision enterprise 802.1x wireless and guest with Central Web Auth (CWA) to authenticate against Cisco ISE. We will configure IP-Based ACL on DNAC to restrict network access on wireless client. Lastly, we will demonstrate an option of sending guest traffic to an anchor WLC.

The video shows you how to configure fabric-enabled wireless on Cisco DNAC 2.1. We will go through design, provisioning and testing WLC and AP. You will see configuration automation the DNAC performs. Security policy is enabled to enforce consistent access security on wireless client as on wired network. We will also review captured packet from an AP.

The video shows you how to configure fabric-enabled wireless on Cisco DNAC 2.1. We will go through design, provisioning and testing WLC and AP. You will see configuration automation the DNAC performs. Security policy is enabled to enforce consistent access security on wireless client as on wired network. We will also review captured packet from an AP.

The video shows you how to configure fabric-enabled wireless on Cisco DNAC 2.1. We will go through design, provisioning and testing WLC and AP. You will see configuration automation the DNAC performs. Security policy is enabled to enforce consistent access security on wireless client as on wired network. We will also review captured packet from an AP.

The video shows you how to configure fabric-enabled wireless on Cisco DNAC 2.1. We will go through design, provisioning and testing WLC and AP. You will see configuration automation the DNAC performs. Security policy is enabled to enforce consistent access security on wireless client as on wired network. We will also review captured packet from an AP.

The video shows you how to enable Group-Based Access Control in SDA using Cisco DNAC 2.1. Our scenario begins with a simple configuration to deny traffic between two user groups. We will then use Group-based Policy Analytic to identify type of traffic between endpoints, and leverage the information to restrict communication within the same endpoint group. Wireshark packet capture will be performed to give us an insight into VXLAN packet structure.

The video shows you how to enable Group-Based Access Control in SDA using Cisco DNAC 2.1. Our scenario begins with a simple configuration to deny traffic between two user groups. We will then use Group-based Policy Analytic to identify type of traffic between endpoints, and leverage the information to restrict communication within the same endpoint group. Wireshark packet capture will be performed to give us an insight into VXLAN packet structure.

The video shows you how to enable Group-Based Access Control in SDA using Cisco DNAC 2.1. Our scenario begins with a simple configuration to deny traffic between two user groups. We will then use Group-based Policy Analytic to identify type of traffic between endpoints, and leverage the information to restrict communication within the same endpoint group. Wireshark packet capture will be performed to give us an insight into VXLAN packet structure.

The video shows you how to enable 802.1x authentication within a SDA network on Cisco DNAC 2.1. We will review required configuration on Cisco ISE, and apply authentication template to user access ports. Two types of authentications are tested: employee 802.1x and guest, with dACL and dynamic VLAN assignment