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In this session attendees will receive an introduction to Software Defined-WAN (SD-WAN) and the importance of control connections, and learn how to configure devices using Templates (Device/Feature) and the importance of the Overlay Management Protocol (OMP). There will be a live demonstration during the event to provide a practical overview about the OMP and it's capabilities.
Agenda
- Introduction to SD-WAN
- Control connections
- SD-WAN Templates (Device/Feature)
- OMP with live demonstration
Ask questions from Tuesday, January 19 to Friday, January 29, 2021
Featured Speaker
Juan Rangel holds a degree in Computer Systems Engineering from the University of the Americas in Mexico City (UDLA) and works at Cisco as a TAC Engineer in the SD-WAN area. Speak 3 languages: Spanish, English and Portuguese. He has a high knowledge of América Movil Internacional network for having worked at Telmex customer service center and interacting with the different LATAM Claro centers. He has also worked for companies such as Huawei and Citi. It has the following certifications: CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure# 62667; CCNP Security; CCNP Service Provider; CCNP Data Center; AWS Cloud Practitioner, Huawei HCDA and ITIL v3 Foundation.
Juan Flores is a Technical Consulting Engineer on the Software-Defined WAN team at the Customer Experience (CX) Center. Before he joined the SD-WAN team, he worked on the Routing Protocols team. Juan specializes in Routing Protocols, Service Provider technologies (MPLS), Enterprise networking, Nexus administration with routing protocols, and SD-WAN technologies. Juan holds a degree in computer systems engineering from the University of the Valley of Mexico. He holds CCNP Enterprise, Service Provider, Data Center, AWS Solutions Architect, Cisco Certified Specialist certifications and CCNA. He is pursing certifications in CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure and CCIE Service Provider.For more information, visit the Networking page.
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