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How to Migrate Traditional Network to Cisco SDWAN
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How to Migrate Traditional Network to Cisco SDWAN

ACE THE INTERVIEW on the topic How to Migrate Traditional Network to Cisco SDWAN
Created byAjit Srivastava
Last updated 8/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Analysis of Current Traditional Network
  • Deployment Approach
  • Device Deployment Approach
  • Routing

Course content

3 sections5 lectures35m total length
  • Introduction1:10

    Learn how to migrate a network to Cisco SD-WAN, covering device placement between the core and router, downtime, circuit decisions, routing loop avoidance, and order across data centers and branches.

  • Analysis of Network and Deployment Approach12:17

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of Networking

Description

Before migrating to Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN), a thorough analysis of your existing network infrastructure is crucial. This analysis will help identify potential issues, optimize performance, and ensure a smooth transition to SD-WAN.

Key Areas to Analyze:

  1. Network Topology:

    • Physical Topology: Understand the physical layout of your network, including the locations of routers, switches, and firewalls.

    • Logical Topology: Map out the logical connections between devices and the flow of data within your network.

  2. Network Performance:

    • Bandwidth Utilization: Measure the amount of bandwidth consumed by different applications and services.

    • Latency: Evaluate the time it takes for data to travel between different points in your network.

    • Packet Loss: Determine the rate at which packets are lost during transmission.

  3. Application Performance:

    • Application Usage: Identify the critical applications that rely on your network.

    • Performance Metrics: Measure the performance of these applications, such as response times and throughput.

  4. Security Posture:

    • Security Controls: Assess the effectiveness of your existing security measures, including firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and VPNs.

    • Vulnerabilities: Identify potential security vulnerabilities in your network.

  5. Infrastructure Assessment:

    • Hardware Compatibility: Ensure that your existing network devices are compatible with SD-WAN solutions.

    • Software Compatibility: Verify that your current network operating systems and applications are compatible with SD-WAN.

  6. Cloud Connectivity:

    • Cloud Usage: Assess the extent to which your organization relies on cloud services.

    • Cloud Connectivity: Evaluate the current performance and reliability of your cloud connections.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is design for everyone who is preparing for Networking Job