From the course: Implementing Cisco Software-Defined Wan (SD-WAN) for your Enterprise and Cloud
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Edge architecture - Cisco Tutorial
From the course: Implementing Cisco Software-Defined Wan (SD-WAN) for your Enterprise and Cloud
Edge architecture
- [Instructor] In this lesson, we're going to talk about the WAN edge router architecture. Now to start with, every single device, including your vBond, vManage, and vSmarts, is going to be required to identify the organizational name, the system IP, and the site ID. Now the organizational name will be globally unique amongst all Cisco customers. There'll never be another network deployed with the same organizational name. Even if you wanted to have two different fabrics, each fabric would have its each organizational name, and that's just something to be kind of cognizant of. Now building upon that, we'll also dive into the next stage, which is going to be the VPN0 interfaces, which is where your WAN is tied to. Now within each interface, we will have a TLOC for each transport, and this is so that we know where to decapsulate or encapsulate, encrypt, decrypt, depending upon your preference of terminology, those VPN tunnels, where are they going to terminate? So we need to know where…
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Learning objectives39s
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Cisco SD-WAN benefits and use cases12m 29s
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Cisco SD-WAN architecture and components15m 32s
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Cisco SD-WAN terminology and constructs4m 37s
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Overlay Management Protocol (OMP)6m 27s
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Cisco SD-WAN fabric operations3m 48s
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Data tunnel connectivity11m 20s
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Transport path selection5m 5s
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VPN segmentation6m 35s
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Control and data plane connectivity models10m 37s
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Edge architecture6m
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vManage dashboard demonstration12m 51s
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