Cisco SD-WAN Training By Navid Yahyapour

This course prepares the students for Cisco 300-415 ENSDWI - SD-WAN exam.

This Cisco SD-WAN training course covers all SD-WAN concepts from basic to advanced.

This course is designed with several hours of theory sessions and more than 20 hours of configuration/Lab to show and explain different features present in SD-WAN.

Cisco SD-WAN Certification Training

Certification training of Cisco SD-WAN The installation certification of SD-WAN controller to cloud integration, dynamic Path selection, direct Internet access, QoS, Forward error correction, application-based traffic engineering, zero-touch provisioning and deduplication, and many more topics are entirely covered from the design and theory aspects and explained in the Lab environment too.

In the end, guest designers will discuss real-life deployment and design of SD-WAN with students, and Orhan Ergun can access any newly added discussion in this course free of cost.

As usual, Orhan Ergun offers you the best course! Please get in touch with [email protected] for group discounts, corporate training, and any other non-technical topics.

Course Outline:

Below are some labs which we will be performing in this course

• Deploying DNS/NTP/Certificate Authority Services on Windows Server.
• Onboarding Controllers
• Getting Edge devices serial file from Cisco (using Smart Account)
• Onboarding Edge devices (Viptela and IOS-XE devices)
• Working with feature/device templates
• Configuring NAT features on Edge devices (Overloading NAT, Port-Forwarding, Static 1:1)
• TLOC Extension configuration

Working with Centralized Control Policies:

• VPN Membership
• Hub-and-Spoke Topology
• Route Prioritization

Working with Centralized Data Policies:

• Service Insertion (Service Chaining)
• Blocking Applications
• AAR (Application-Aware Routing)
• Traffic Engineering
• QoS (Policer)
• QoS (Classification/Marking) of applications

Working with Centralized Data Policies:

• BGP Route-Policy Configuration

Working with Centralized Data Policies:

• Defining Queues
• QoS (Classification using ACLs)
• QoS (Scheduling)