What is SD-WAN? say GOODBYE to MPLS, DMVPN, iWAN... w/ SDN, Cisco and Viptela

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But this feels more like this gives more control for major companies over the internet (or at least over the people running those WANs and connecting them together) So more censoring is going to happen in the near future
Comment from : rea eed

Palo Alto Onprem Panorama SDWAN, what do you think?
Comment from : Nameless Shelter

bro! how can I get tickets to these conferences like Cisco live?
Comment from : nope nope

so we are turning routers into hubs?? or reverting/regressing these smart routers Processors aren't that expensive This sounds like Cisco was trying to reenergize their old switch managers You still have to have someone trained and certified and now someone smart in SDN management With proper vlans, qos and acl like what is already going SDN is extremely hard for a human to have the right skill sets to see problems that advisories will leverage - because they know making sure all SDN devices are setup properly by the admins is going to be harder as a whole
Comment from : MaK aTTaK

8 yrs w SDWAN Let me clarify There are two types plus one I will explain 1 per packet 2 per session if running voice or video Per packet is preferred The plus one can be either and offers things none other do
Comment from : Skipp28TN

Please make a video about the SASE architecture :)))
Comment from : identit 255

That second phone behind you, the one on the right, looks like the same Cisco ones we have at work The one above it looks like the ones we had before it I'm not very knowledgeable of voip stuff (never had to manage it), also I love to hate on Cisco but the new ones are so much better, they sound a thousand times better than the old ones, especially on the speaker The display is nice too, but I have some nitpicks with the interface Sometimes I just sit there and listen to our phone bots talk and just appreciate how good it sounds
Comment from : S

Sorry but Juniper is better ! <3
Comment from : roxor344

Please do a video about SASE/SSE
Comment from : ZUR4

Cisco walking a fine line trying to push the SD crud on its loyal users No one is using it Takes the fun out of learning
Comment from : G D

speak english !
Comment from : Sushant Karki

too nerdy for me
Comment from : Nick Lee

Nice video, but I was missing some contxt - do you deploy SD-WAN as an overlay network on top of ISP-provided lease lines, custom WDM links, or how would you use that? SDN is fine and good, but if the traffic goes through ISP networks out of your control all the smartness of SD-WAN doesn't help you if the ISP throttles you or chooses suboptimal paths between sites
Comment from : Felix Stöger

Too much Cisco; not enough SDWAN I would have liked to have seen more examples from other vendors and comparisons or just keeping it generalized Too much of this video felt like I was sitting through a demo for a sales call
Comment from : Logical Paradox

No CLI? Enbelievable! I conf't believe it!
Comment from : Declan McArdle

hi MrChuckbri am very satisfate about your content , and i am pleased and thankfull for your vlogs god bless you
Comment from : An Ouar

data encapsulation on a crappy circuit is still a crappy circuit no matter how many crappy circuits you can fail between
Comment from : Shawn Schiebrel