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Note: This lab utilizes the dCloud SD-WAN platform. You must schedule this ahead of time before proceeding below!
Digitization is placing unprecedented demands on IT to increase the speed of services and applications delivered to customers, partners...
Note: This lab utilizes the dCloud SD-WAN platform. You must schedule this ahead of time before proceeding below!
Cloud onRamp for IaaS extends the fabric of the Cisco SDWAN overlay network into public cloud instances, allowing branches with cEdge/...
Note: This lab utilizes the dCloud SD-WAN platform. You must schedule this ahead of time before proceeding below!
Cloud onRamp is one of the most popular features to enable within Cisco SDWAN. As many organizations start to make their shift to the c...
Each appliance has multiple 10Gb/ps links into the C9500s. It is feasible to get 10+Gb/ps out of the solution, but much of this depends on the VNF capabilities (i.e. how much RAM/CPU you've allocated and whether they are running OVS/SR-IOV).At a mini...
Great! Glad to help!Yes, the documentation on TrustSec/MACSec can get a bit confusing as to what does what and what's needed for each feature. You are correct on SGT 2 - I just used it in my example, but you can pick anything you want. It very much c...
Nope - you got it!Yes, you can expect a brief disruption when you enable 'cts manual'.Are you planning to run MACSec encryption on your uplinks/downlinks? If you're just preparing to send/receive SGTs for TrustSec, you don't need a PSK on either end....
Inline tagging would be the preferred option as this traffic is processed within hardware (which maintains line-rate performance) - alleviating CPU involvement. SXP on the other hand, being a Control Plane protocol, will chew up CPU cycles depending ...
