Configuring Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN
2h 23mIntermediate2024-05-16
Authors

Arash Deljoo
Course details
This course offers a comprehensive exploration of crucial topics necessary for setting up and managing Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN environments. Throughout the course, Instructor Arash Deljoo guides you through key concepts such as adding Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN images to EVE-NG, configuring domain controllers and CA servers, and implementing vBond, vManage, and vSmart bootstrap configurations. Gain valuable insights into feature and device template configurations, network segmentation, service-side routing protocols, and TLOC colors with restrict options. Additionally, Arash covers essential aspects including hub-and-spoke and branch-to-branch-through-DC connections, optimizing traffic engineering with policies and device templates, and designing regional mesh networks for seamless communication. Enroll now to benefit from Arash's expertise and elevate your skills in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN configuration.
Skills covered
CiscoNetwork AdministrationNetwork and System AdministrationDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Supercharge your networking abilities
1. Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Lab Preparation
- 02 - Adding Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN images to EVE-NG
- 03 - Domain controller installation
- 04 - CA server installation
- 05 - Switch and internet router configuration
- 06 - vBond, vManage, and vSmart bootstrap configuration
- 07 - vBond, vManage, and vSmart bootstrap certification
- 08 - vEdge bootstrap configuration and certification
- 09 - Feature template configuration
- 10 - Device template configuration
2. Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Features
- 11 - Network segmentation
- 12 - Service-side routing protocols
- 13 - TLOC colors with the restrict option
- 14 - Configuring vSmart in vManage mode
3. Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Policy
- 15 - Hub-and-spoke
- 16 - Branch-to-branch-through-DC
- 17 - Traffic engineering with policy
- 18 - Traffic engineering with device template
- 19 - Preferring regional data centers
- 20 - Regional mesh networks
- 21 - Regional-mesh-to-regional-mesh communication
- 22 - Creating different network topologies