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Mastering CISCO VX-LAN (Theory+Packet Walk+LAB)
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Mastering CISCO VX-LAN (Theory+Packet Walk+LAB)

Mastering CISCO VX-LAN (Theory+Packet Walk+LAB)
Created byPankaj Tanwar
Last updated 10/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • CISCO VXLAN therory
  • CISCO VXLAN packet walk
  • CISCO VXLAN LAB
  • CISCO VXLAN fundamentals

Course content

20 sections20 lectures6h 13m total length
  • EVE-NG issues and fixes while performing the Labs4:52

    Go throught rhis lecture before you jump into eve-ng labs. I covered the issues i faced during the LAB

Requirements

  • basic understanding of routing and switching

Description

Mastering CISCO VX-LAN  (Theory+Packet Walk+LAB)


1) EVE-NG issues and fixes for LAB


2) VXLAN high level overview


a) Challenges in legacy Networks:


b) use of VNIs


c) brief about underlays and overlays


d) VXLAN benefits


e) Logic behind 16 millions broadcast domains


f) MTU consideration into VXLAN


3) IP schema design consideration inside the Fabric


4) Topology overview


5) Static ingress replication LAB


6) Static ingress replication packet walk


7) Benefits and drawback of Static ingress replication


8) Ingress replication using BGP: LAB


9) Ingress replication using BGP packet walk


10) Use of route type 3, benefits and drawback of Ingress replication using BGP


11) Intra subnet communication using multicast LAB


12) Intra subnet communication using multicast packet walk (route type 2)


13) Use of suppress-arp feature, packet walk


14) Inter subnet communication LAB


15) Inter subnet communication packet walk


16) Inter subnet communication with silent host packet walk part-1


17) inter subnet communication with silent host part-2


18) inter subnet communication with silent host LAB


19) VPC and VXLAN


20) VPC and VXLAN packet walk


21) External connectivity to VXLAN fabric


22) Asymmetric IRB


23) Endpoint mobility


I hope you will enjoy this series and learn something new.


Thanks

Who this course is for:

  • Network Engineers