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You can also trust dscp on Layer2 ports

Great explanation !!

Short and sharp networking design ideas. Big thanks, Sir! You got 1 subscription from me!

wait so Oversubscription is good even though the AP's require more bandwidth than the Controller is able to give out?

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Great explanation !! Thanks

Great series. So OTT deployment do the job only with Central Switching.

Que bien quedó el vídeo

Me gusto el detalle de la explicación

Muy clara explicación gracias

Hi Pls Add videos to PlayList as Titled Thanks

Simple and straight-forward video. Thank you.

26:13 I meant "MY ANSWER IS..."

Some docs state that PARALLEL MIGRATION may happen through LAYER 3, having an interconection between the new Border Nodes and the old core layer, rather than using a Layer 2 Handoff Node

Thank you for your help

Excellent, i enjoy your explanations, thanks

8:40 ACTUALLY the WLC should be connected at the BORDER NODES if placed inside the fabric

5:09 External Border Nodes are also known as Default Border

Given the fabric is heavily based on fast interfaces, intermediate nodes should support 10G or better Interfaces , i.e. 25Gbps

3:31 Outside the fabric, VRFs are used to extend VNid, and Inline Tagging/SPX to mantain SGT mappings

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Hi Sir, thank you for sharing these videos. I would like to please know how I could contact you related to networking concepts/certification? ( probably through email or LinkedIn would help) thank you!

thank you for detailed information

11:05 Single Deploy,ment OR Distributed Deployment

8:30 Etherchannels are recommended for connecting Edge NODes to Extended Nodes, and For L2 Handoff Border Nodes to traditional networks

An etherchannel is recommended between the Edge Node and the Extended Node

4:13 THE RLOCS COME FROM THE MAP REGISTER MESSAGE BUT MUST EXIST IN THE GLOBAL ROUTING TABLE

2:28 the Edge Node responsability is to register the end device with the map server with a map register message

Tier not Tire omg

1:09 fastest manner possible

6:20 disussion on intent based networking open to debate here

3:28 FOREIGN

2:59 FOREIGN 😅

Gracias por el video. Se me hizo mas facil verlo de esta manera que leyendo el OCG que puede ser un poco confuso.

Thanks for the mini sdwan video series 👍

Thank you 👍

4:05 DO not mix vEdge with IOS XE Wan Edge at the same site

3:59 Only IOS XE Wan Edge devies can use EIGRP, vEDGE can not

2:33 The configurations get pushed through controllers, so its MANAGER->COntroller->Wan Edge

1:20 The policies and configuration are pushed from Manager to Controller to Wan Edge devices (Manager->Controller->WanEdge)

1:10 for IOS XE there is also the bootstrap option, using a USB key, this USB has a file created it the Manager

sigh ...2:57 at least one manager, one controller, and one validator....

2:45 at least one manager, one controller, and one validator

0:28 Most important advantages of using a Private carrier based network are service leve agreements on: delivered bandwidth, packet loss, latency and jitter! QoS can be delivered as well, jumboframes...

6:12 OTHER VENDORS not other carriers 😖

13:24 some human intervention is required in order to provision new devices...

Excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing! Cheers!

Public Cloud Supported in Azure and GCP as well 😖

What is your native language?

Thanks for sharing these VRF route method within a shot video, awesome!