45:45 CBWFQ/DSCP/NBAR is granular enough to configure such things without much trouble 48:30 Fram Relay pvcs should be much cheaper than MPLS circuits I'd think.
I have got good knowledge over Architecture,WLAN design deployment,process switching vs fast switching and CEF,SD-WAN deep knowledge.thanks for making video series on CCNP encor.
Hi Jeff , I was practicing from cbt flash cards for the virtualizationand this question confused me . (WHICH CISCO LISP ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS IS A CISCO LISP ROUTER THAT ENCAPSULATES LISP-ENABLED IP PACKETS COMING FROM EID WITHIN THE LISP SITE THAT ARE DESTINED OUTSIDE THE LISP SITE ? ) . MY answer was ITR but when i checked the answer it said the correct answer is ETR . thanks in advance
I believe the question is asking where a router is sending LISP-encapsulated traffic. An ITR brings normal IP traffic in, encapsulates it into a LISP packet, and forwards it to the ETR via the underlay, so ETR should be the answer. I hope that helps!
Hey Jeff, been trying to track you down for a quick bit of guidance regarding one of your UCS courses where i'm sort of stuck. Super lame detail...As you start using USCPE you start in a semi clean slate where it only shows the two FI's etc....The Emulator even the same version you're using out the gate comes with a ton of pre-configured hardware and connections etc. I started to try to guess if you deleted what, or disconnect (learned how) virtual devices to get to what state it was in to then follow your course, but its a mess. Can you sort me out with either how to get it to the slicked state you start your demo's in, and or maybe you can link for me a backup of that config i can import to be in lock step? It would just be so much cleaner to have it the same to follow alone without all that noise and or guess how to set it up similar etc. Let me know man. ;)
NBAR uses DPI to deploy its policies, so it's best to think of them as different technologies. DPI in this case was part of the Viptela acquisition, so for now we can at least say that DPI is used in SD-WAN, and NBAR is used on traditional Cisco platforms. However, we might see that NBAR is brought into SD-WAN as the portfolios merge. Great question!
45:45 CBWFQ/DSCP/NBAR is granular enough to configure such things without much trouble 48:30 Fram Relay pvcs should be much cheaper than MPLS circuits I'd think.
I have got good knowledge over Architecture,WLAN design deployment,process switching vs fast switching and CEF,SD-WAN deep knowledge.thanks for making video series on CCNP encor.
Nice, what app are you using for your blackboard?
Chalkboard is Corel Painter, I'm recording with OBS.
Hi Jeff , I was practicing from cbt flash cards for the virtualizationand this question confused me . (WHICH CISCO LISP ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS IS A CISCO LISP ROUTER THAT ENCAPSULATES LISP-ENABLED IP PACKETS COMING FROM EID WITHIN THE LISP SITE THAT ARE DESTINED OUTSIDE THE LISP SITE ? ) . MY answer was ITR but when i checked the answer it said the correct answer is ETR . thanks in advance
I believe the question is asking where a router is sending LISP-encapsulated traffic. An ITR brings normal IP traffic in, encapsulates it into a LISP packet, and forwards it to the ETR via the underlay, so ETR should be the answer. I hope that helps!
Hey Jeff, been trying to track you down for a quick bit of guidance regarding one of your UCS courses where i'm sort of stuck. Super lame detail...As you start using USCPE you start in a semi clean slate where it only shows the two FI's etc....The Emulator even the same version you're using out the gate comes with a ton of pre-configured hardware and connections etc. I started to try to guess if you deleted what, or disconnect (learned how) virtual devices to get to what state it was in to then follow your course, but its a mess. Can you sort me out with either how to get it to the slicked state you start your demo's in, and or maybe you can link for me a backup of that config i can import to be in lock step? It would just be so much cleaner to have it the same to follow alone without all that noise and or guess how to set it up similar etc. Let me know man. ;)
Hey homeslacks, I posted a response to this message on another video. Check it out and let me know if you have any questions!
Are DPI and NBAR the same thing?
NBAR uses DPI to deploy its policies, so it's best to think of them as different technologies. DPI in this case was part of the Viptela acquisition, so for now we can at least say that DPI is used in SD-WAN, and NBAR is used on traditional Cisco platforms. However, we might see that NBAR is brought into SD-WAN as the portfolios merge. Great question!
@@KishSquared Thanks for you explanation 👍