object tracking and IP SLA

A tutorial on how to track objects and influence routing decisions based on the track status. in the first example tracking is applied against the local routing table and in the second example I introduce some IP SLA to base the object tracking on.

[@laubsch75]

You explain things very well, I hope you keep teaching Cisco. I've watched this video alot taking notes. Thank you very much!

[@Alex-eq7uh]

thank you so much, this was the most clear video about this

[@georgiajaeger8567]

Thanks for posting this very insightful video.

[@GoodGameOKC1]

Great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@refaiabdeen2142]

Another Awesome Presentation mate. Pls keep up your good work Cheers !!!

[@kaimekipi4412]

Practically useful. Thank you for sharing.

[@CvetkovIlian]

Good tutorial! Thanks!
But in the second scenario with the IP SLA should the track monitor the "state" of the SLA not the "reachability"? Otherwise the IP SLA becomes pointless. The same is achiavable with track "reachability" function as we saw in the first example without the SLA.

[@IkeOzurumba]

excellent tutorial, thank you

[@hhevans4]

Nice example - thank you.

[@ayoluca1]

Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!@ Amazing tutorial!

[@zb-JLion]

its a very help full content thank you!
how about hq("office") and isp uses bgp ?

[@arshadgp]

Fantastic and THANKs . . .

[@sushantbehera203]

thanks , it is well explained :)

[@NIKHILPATIL2014]

gr8 work my friend, u mind if u can tell me how to study further like some more features of IP sla...

[@giftichekare5086]

Good Stuff

[@alejorubinovicz5367]

TY!

[@arifjamil7545]

subscribed!

[@vladani1984]

NICE !

[@silentseeker79]

You seem to be confused when explaining and applying the concept.