Cisco SD-WAN 002 - Overview of how SD-WAN Operates!

[@Casperr123]

I learned more in the first 10 minutes of watching this video, than in 2x hours of Cisco Live presentations on SD WANs. Cheers, great tutorials !

[@alecsh30]

Super video! I applauded for $2.00 👏

[@Network-Gateway]

Thanks Rob 😍🤩 but can u help me to get SD-WAN images (google drive link of all SD-WAN images)

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

Nope, you're on your own for that.

[@floriancokl3142]

Danke!

[@naingaung7827]

Hi Rob Riker, your explanation of SD-WAN is cool.

[@floriancokl3142]

Thank you very much Rob for this wonderful series - fantastic job

[@helloworld9730]

Keep it up you are an amazing person! God bless

[@ali_HA24]

Another excellent video!!!

[@ajaznawaz37]

Thanks a bunch dood - hit loads of ADs, but it was worth it !

[@HaiderEdits359]

very good series.

[@shreyasthorat9187]

Nice explanation !! Thanks Rob !!

[@AnanthramEL]

Certificate process starts at 17:50

[@HasanRizvi]

Thanks, appreciate your efforts..

[@Joallyson]

Amazing job Rob, I'm diving deep into your series, thanks! Sorry to ask, but are you Peter Hayes's (BRMC) brother? 🤔

[@eniolaolaleye8806]

Thanks so much Rob for your awesome videos. Will you able to share your eve-ng lab files so that I can import it and try some of these stuffs out. Thanks so much once again.

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

If you click the join button on any video, pay the membership fee, 10 bucks, you'll be able to download all of it.

[@oliver1121]

Great content, one question. Why do you have Routers in your design behind the SD-WAN vEdge devices? Or are the vEdge's 'logical' in your design? For example, if I am running Viptela on a Cisco 1000 series Router at a branch site do I also need a 'legacy' Router at this site as well? Or in your design is the Cisco 1000 series Router running Viptela the 'logical' vEdge and the Cisco 1000 series Router is the 'IOSx' Router in your design?

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

Great question! The IOSv routers are there to simulate LAN devices behind the vEdges as well as allow for routing and other services testing that a PC or Server wouldn't allow.

[@oliver1121]

@@RobRikerTechChannel Awesome, that is great to hear. I thought I was missing something that meant we still needed to run 'legacy' Routers behind the SD-WAN solution. Very glad this isn't the case with Cisco. If you look into other SD-WAN solutions on the market I think some of them require you to still run a 'legacy' Router behind the SD-WAN solution. Keep up the great work Rob.

[@jlosFLTX]

Is it worth noting the challenges of overlay and underlay routing from the same interface so for a hub site it may be best practice to front end transport such as mpls with a router if underlay is needed such as to route directly to some form of cloud express route over mpls or non SDWAN site?

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

@@jlosFLTX if I understand what your talking about, placing a router in front of the SD-WAN device to enable connectivity to some cloud provider?

[@jlosFLTX]

Rob Riker's Tech Channel correct like via MPLS to an express route (underlay). Can you send traffic to these destinations over the underlay via VPN 0 without a separate CE router in front of the VEdge.

[@israeljo1443]

Thanks Rob, for these videos helping me a lot on my training and ccnp test, about other sd-wan technology, i saw engineers work with silverpeak sdwan appliances as well. not sure if it is similar to the vedges.

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

No idea, never worked with them.

[@ekaterinaivanova9671]

Thank you , that's perfect explanation

[@mohammedbatekhi8733]

can I download the same topology, you are working on? ... thanks!

[@jtdg5849]

Damn, this is so much more convoluted thank Meraki. All the cert stuff I've done before with VPN tunnels and stuff, but with SD-Networking I was looking forward to getting away from all this manual CSRs and cut and paste stuff.

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

yeah, there are much more easier ways to deploy, but when going strictly on premises, without needing a Cisco account, this is how I was able to do it.

[@jtdg5849]

@@RobRikerTechChannel Interesting. I doubt I'll ever do Cisco's solution, but it is still interesting to see what all is going on with it. Some of the guys at Router Gods have made comments that made me feel Cisco's offering was not the best choice. I just can't help myself from learning at least what it about. Thanks for posting all this.

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

My opinion is simple, learn the technologies and solutions. The more tools in your tool bag the more options you have to meet the customers needs.

[@abdallahalshraah66]

Very good stuff in here .. thanks for the video .. Can this be applied on a whole service provider that runs MPLS, segment routing or this is meant to be for enterprise mainly who are trying to communicate with other branches over the internet ?

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

Not meant for Private WAN provider. Meant for enterprise that wants to make their WAN more flexible.

[@nabeehhn4090]

how to get the configuration please ?

[@hadilyounes1015]

Thanks Rob, great series I've got a question, did you use the cisco plug and play portal to whitelist the vedges? I've got an isr I want to add to the lab and I don't want to use the portal, is there a walk around for this?

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

I didn't add any ISR or CSRs. I'd recommend using vMike Networking, he goes through all of that stuff.

[@hadilyounes1015]

@@RobRikerTechChannel thx Rob, really appreciated

[@abhijithreddy1355]

Hi Rob, I have cisco UCS server setup and eve-ng hosted on it , how do i give Internet access to Vmanage , i used the network Cloud on Eve-Ng but unable to access from my local home wi-fi.

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

Make sure to set the cloud to cloud 0, for mgmt. That's what I do, it'll put that device on the same subnet you use to reach the website on.

[@abhijithreddy1355]

@@RobRikerTechChannel The device Gets IP from DHCP , but I'm unable to ping the gateway from the VManage or any Device on Eve-Ng . I can ping the eve-ng IP but not the VM installed on Cisco UCS server.

[@kracksmith4ejm1]

thanks, very clear of SDWAN

[@charlesbrumley9784]

Nokia Nuage uses OpenFlow and OVSDB

[@saifulhassan83]

Hi Rob, do you gave the .unl for this lab? Thanks

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

Click join, become a member, click perks, download files

[@hotximin6008]

@@RobRikerTechChannel The topology has no startup configs, how can these be obtained? Cheers.

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

@@hotximin6008 at some point i'll get around to it, not a priority right now. You'll have to use the addressing scheme provided and manually do it, just like i do.

[@hotximin6008]

@@RobRikerTechChannel Cheers bruv, hopefully they will made available soon.

[@hotximin6008]

@@RobRikerTechChannel Could you make a similar training setup with both Palo Alto and Fortinet SD-WAN solutions? Ta.

[@azitaulava]

So can we say that omp behave like ibgp?

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

We can, there is similarities.

[@aykutayvaz3815]

I didnt understand the difference between vManage and vSmart also vBond .Can someone clearly define the exact roles?

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

vManage > management plane of the fabric vSmart > control plane of the fabric vBond > authentication and orchestrator of the fabric

[@JDDD33]

Amazing bro

[@mariembuenaventura1278]

Is there a free license to use the IOS images?

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

CML2/VIRL PE license to access images.

[@muhammadkhanyusuf6336]

Thanks a lot

[@robertvandyke9781]

who thumbs down rob riker? gees this guy is awesome

[@133major7]

hey rob why you don`t want to make the video i need from you ? you`re making a lots of videos and that means you`ve the time not like what you said before that you don`t have much time please rob, i need this video about contiguous/discontiguous network thanks

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

right now it doesn't fit in right now. contiguous > 10.1.1.0/24 10.1.2.0/24 discontiguous > 10.1.10.0/24 10.1.20.0/24 not much to it. contiguous just means it would be easy to summarize several individual routes into a single larger advertisement. discontiguous doesn't allow for that as easily, but its still possible to do it.

[@azitaulava]

Fucking awesone

[@henrikstryhn]

Jesus, commercials every 5 minutes...

[@GrumpyGrebo]

FGCP

[@goharali9397]

Hello Sir, How are you, I like you channel and recomend for every one its a very best channel for SDWAN learning, Sir if you don't mind could you shere this topology with me. thank you very much. CCIE # 47481 HCIE # 9339