Welcome!
This session delves into the capabilities of the Network-Wide Path Insights (NWPI) tool, an integral component of Cisco SD-WAN that offers visibility into the path selection process of network packets. The discussion will guide you on how to access the NWPI, configure path traces, and effectively leverage this powerful diagnostic feature to obtain comprehensive path trace data
You will gain experience in initiating and interpreting path traces, enabling you to understand which the features (QoS, DPI, SLAs, Policies, NAT, SIG) are involved in a forwarding decision. The session aims to empower network administrators with an additional skill to pinpoint the underlying factors influencing packet delivery in their SD-WAN fabric.
Agenda:
- Introduction
- Prerequisites
- Configuration
- Verification
- Limitations
- Q&A
Experts Details
Jay Sumedh Kharwadkar: SD-WAN Team Lead
Jay Sumedh Kharwadkar is a Team Lead for the SD-WAN Team based in Richardson office. Jay holds a master’s degree in Telecommunications and Network Engineering. Jay has been at Cisco since 2019 starting his journey with TAC. Jay is a Cisco Certified Specialist for Enterprise SD-WAN Implementation and CCNP Enterprise Core. Jay keeps active away from the office by spending his free time as a Cricketer.
Eliel Garcia Leyva: Escalation Engineer
Eliel Garcia Leyva is an Escalation Engineer on the SD-WAN Team, based in the Mexico City office. He holds a degree in Computer Engineering and has been working with Cisco TAC since 2013. Over the years, Eliel has specialized in LAN, Routing, and SD-WAN technologies within Cisco TAC.
Notably, he developed the initial stages of the SD-WAN laboratories in Cisco Mexico. His passion for technology was sparked by his fascination with how binary language can be used to transfer voice, images, and documents. Eliel has presented his work at Cisco Live on two occasions and has conducted global internal Cisco training sessions related to SD-WAN.
Outside of work, he enjoys watching TV series, testing new laptops, and managing personal Linux servers at an entry level. He lives with his wife and two children and is an avid reader of new technologies and a tester of gaming-related hardware.
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