Introduction to Segment Routing - Suraj Soni

[@kaisar734]

it's apparent now. thank you sir for sharing.

[@taylormadevacationrental8802]

Very clear presentation..the best I have seen.

[@iamswastika]

Thank you for explaining the pretext to SR...it helps to understand the evolution and requirements for a new paradigm.

[@drummingandband-wo9dj]

great introduction!

[@kakingamoses1059]

Awesome information

[@r00701035]

Dear, as you mentioned that application server is connected with the Controller, does that mean the application server has to be support SR? Can we bound customer to change their servers?

[@mohideenpitchai5437]

Hi Suraj, the explanation is much simplified. Thank you for the details.

[@aarthi_ananth]

Thanks for your clear video. Please make more videos on MPLS, SR, SR-TE & LDP.

[@shilajitroychowdhury2238]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful concept, requesting you to share such like session on BGP LU. TIA

[@sachingupta9477]

Very well explained!!

[@emeye92]

Excellent explanation

[@soumyaneogy9522]

Are you having more videos about segment routing particularly the BGP SRTE ?

[@mohammadaasimuddinraza7846]

Really Very Excellent!!

[@tomden304]

Great sir

[@vikramdharmaraja3171]

Hi, i have a doubt is application engineered routing you have mentioned is same as application aware routing feature in cisco viptela?(SDWAN)

[@anshul161987]

So you are trying to say that any random DC have the all the information the whole SP Now ? Also how End User is reaching to data center as he is not having that Stack information ???

[@1000cisco]

Hello Suraj, thank you for the video. Is it possible to do SR TE without controller ?

[@yousif91y]

very informative , thank you

[@nycalien]

Does RSVP used to decide in resource availability?

[@meetramaiya6682]

Very Informative

[@savitrisharma6864]

What about reverse path from user to dc?

[@aarthi_ananth]

Can you please explain SR using prefix-sid?

[@vinay5227]

Excellent

[@sachinairforce]

Is it necessary to have SDN.. or any controller to use segment routing ?

[@abhijitkarkare]

no

[@sameerthorappa3356]

Thanks.. very informative, is it possible to deliver a session about BGP LU ?? Thanks in advance

[@musicartificial796]

R u providing SDwan course???

[@bishwajitrout5549]

Thanks Suraj for the info w.r.t SR; i just want to verify that if RE's are not getting used in routers to find the appropriate path, so can very big core routers be replaced just by small ones to have BGP routers within the same....???

[@tabahmed9273]

Amazing explanation thanks can I get you contact details if you give any classes on spcore???

[@krishnasongara4017]

Please confirm Book or Documents name for SR.

[@shiladitya012]

Segment routing can and will replace mpls from SP core with SRv6. So whenever you are educating people you should share all the details

[@143ashu143]

SRv6 simplifies the network by eliminating MPLS altogether and by relying on the native IPv6 header and header extension to provide the same services and flexibility as SR-MPLS, directly over the IPv6 data plane.

[@Sri-WordofLight]

Contrrrroler, Underrrrrrstanding

[@anshul161987]

Lol.. only funny comment in this chat :)

[@jackyappu]

great explanation.... sir can u please share mail

[@ranjeetbadhe]

Not engaging.

[@ravikumarroy5643]

English nahi aati to hindi me explain kar dete bro..

[@musicartificial796]

Excellent explanation