I'm old school, I would prefer to see the config part of WAN and LAN nailed down and very difficult to change. Get hacked, 2 am someone reconfigures the network does what they need, reconfigures it and moves out. A fuse approach would also work, i.e. one time programable and then physical intervention needed to change that. I know, I know..people don't want extra work these days.
I would not call it old school. What you mentioned, is indeed the way it should work. Have a process defined within organisation of making changes to the devices. Use the SD-WAN solution to deploy, anf have a prior peer review. Troubleshooting requires manually working with the devices and use SD-WAN also from monitoring perspective. So basically new and old technology are complementing each other and not against each other.
Hi guys im planning on aiming for this Cert. Can you advise if the cbt course, book and devnet cloud should be enough to learn SD wan or will I need to set up my own lab one eve ng. Trying to avoid that option due to lack of images and set up
We are looking to do something similar, move to hybrid-cloud to Azure, and require sdwan for connectivity to mutli-site. We have msp that is refusing access to fully managed network devices, so we are looking to build on existing network a new modern solution using sdwan and azure.. Any advice would be great..
Hi Banti, thank you for your question! That will vary depending on your hardware manufacturer and model. Checking with your SD-WAN provider would be the best bet, as this may be worth a 2nd opinion.
Nice, Thank You, I would also like to see examples other solutions you mentioned... Am looking for a product to use in the UK, Miraki only offers basic firewall.. no content filtering and no additional security services..
@@O2C69 Yes, you can use ethernet circuits for connectivity between sites. For site-to-site vpn you can connect Meraki MX to other 3rd party devices. For OSPF you'd need the Meraki L3 Switch which is capable of OSPF routing.
Very great explanation and crystal clear
Glad it was helpful!
ZeroTier is currently my favorite SD-WAN.
Is good ,as far as you are using it for yourself. I will have no balls to offer it to any serious customer.
Try also Tailscale, which include encryption. By the way, this is good for a proof-of-concept.
1:16 - Also, popular SD-WAN solutions gaining widespread solutions aside from these include Ubiquiti Networks' UniFi and TP-Link's Omada Cloud.
I'm old school, I would prefer to see the config part of WAN and LAN nailed down and very difficult to change. Get hacked, 2 am someone reconfigures the network does what they need, reconfigures it and moves out. A fuse approach would also work, i.e. one time programable and then physical intervention needed to change that. I know, I know..people don't want extra work these days.
Sounds good but new school and move where technology is headed sounds like a better idea.
I would not call it old school. What you mentioned, is indeed the way it should work. Have a process defined within organisation of making changes to the devices. Use the SD-WAN solution to deploy, anf have a prior peer review. Troubleshooting requires manually working with the devices and use SD-WAN also from monitoring perspective. So basically new and old technology are complementing each other and not against each other.
Click and choose.. :(
Amazing, but im interested at what is happening "under the rug"?
In a nutshell - API over JSON scripts translating all the CLI coding into friendly GUI
awesome explanation
Knox, What is the specs of the server you are using to run all that on EVE-NG (CPU RAM etc)? Thank you and great video
2 years later, I come back wondering the same again... what would be desirable to run it smoothly?
So if I am asked to add a serial terminal in a SDWAN network I can just add one to HQ and be able to access all other sites?
just wow...! first time i really got it, thanks...
Great to hear that, Muhammad! Good luck with your training.
Hi guys im planning on aiming for this Cert. Can you advise if the cbt course, book and devnet cloud should be enough to learn SD wan or will I need to set up my own lab one eve ng. Trying to avoid that option due to lack of images and set up
Amazing video sir and informative video.
"all these places around the world"
what a huge "world" you have there..
Do we need SD-WAN to manage/improve hybrid cloud with multisite branches?
We are looking to do something similar, move to hybrid-cloud to Azure, and require sdwan for connectivity to mutli-site.
We have msp that is refusing access to fully managed network devices, so we are looking to build on existing network a new modern solution using sdwan and azure..
Any advice would be great..
@@O2C69 would be interesting in talking to you. I'm a trainer at an MSP that specializes in this area.
In my opinion, that would be your best bet, yes.
@@O2C69 do you mean, to be able to manage the WAN through Azure?
There’s Huawei SD-WAN solution 🙊
What routing protocol is best for SD WAN?
Great❤
Dont forget CradlePoint
Nice
Just some good Cisco marketing stuff ;)
I've heard a lot about Meraki from colleagues that use it. Not one comment has been positive.
I think I might check out this course.
We think you should! Thanks for watching, Willie. :)
What type of console cable require for SDWAN to SDWAN connectivity
Hi Banti, thank you for your question! That will vary depending on your hardware manufacturer and model. Checking with your SD-WAN provider would be the best bet, as this may be worth a 2nd opinion.
So far, how much of the good feature in theory really working in real life prod environment?
so zerotier?
Nice, Thank You, I would also like to see examples other solutions you mentioned...
Am looking for a product to use in the UK, Miraki only offers basic firewall.. no content filtering and no additional security services..
Meraki offers content filtering on their MX devices. They also have IDS/IPS and Advanced Malware protection
@@brad7648 Thankyou
Can I use Miraki for connectivity between sites using ethernet circuits and cisco/hp ospf?
@@O2C69 Yes, you can use ethernet circuits for connectivity between sites. For site-to-site vpn you can connect Meraki MX to other 3rd party devices. For OSPF you'd need the Meraki L3 Switch which is capable of OSPF routing.
@@brad7648 Thank You 🤗
Hello
No standard. Isn’t helping differentiate. Per packet. Per session. Only one has inbound load balancing and I bet it’s not discussed
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How "the world" has shrunk
Welcome to like 3 years ago. This is nothing new
Where's your video then?
Please don’t talk so fast it’s overwhelming. Try a more casual conversational style
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