SDA FEW versus OTT

Improve security at the enterprise remote location edge with the SDWAN Application Aware Enterprise Firewall.  This episode explains the feature and steps through the configuration.

This episode addresses the usage of the multicast replicator in the SDWAN topology and discusses how SDWAN uses OMP to signal multicast joins between remote locations.

SDA uses unicast encapsulation to send end user data traffic between the various network nodes.  In this episode, we examine how the SDA fabric uses VXLAN encapsulation in both ingress replication and in SDA native multicast to forward multicast data traffic across the fabric.

This episode discusses how the Layer 2 Border Node functions in a Cisco SDA fabric and how to use it to facilitate a migration from a Layer 2 access network to SDA.

This episode discusses how DHCP signaling occurs in the Cisco SDA fabric.  Also, it examines the SDA chicken and egg issue.

This episode compares the Cisco SDA wireless deployment models of Over the Top (OTT) and Fabric Enabled Wireless (FEW).  In both models, we discuss how the control plane and data plane traffic is handled.

In this episode, we examine the open standard protocols OAuth and SAML.  Only one is for authentication and one is for authorization.  How do they work and what do they achieve.

Getting started with automation in IBN can be daunting at first.  In this episode, we will look at the YANG data model and investigate how to be able to read and understand the model.

In this episode, we discuss the integrated network and security architecture of SASE with Umbrella and SDWAN. 

Integration of SDA and SDWAN are discussed.  What are the one box and the two box solutions, and how do they work?