Discover insights from the Rocky Mountain Cyber Symposium, where WWT, along with partners Google, Cisco, Intel and Spectro Cloud, tackle cybersecurity challenges for the Department of Defense.

Segment Routing is the latest technology that replaces MPLS and is based on source routing. Segment Routing provides complete control over the forwarding path from the source node by encoding the path in the header of the packet. Segment Routing is implemented using extensions to the native IGP routing protocols, it does not require any additional protocols and removes unnecessary protocols simplifying the network. Segment Routing runs natively on an MPLS or IPv6 data plane and can coexist with LDP, making for a painless migration. A special thank you to Clarence Filsfils and Kris Michielsen from Cisco Systems for providing the original content for the slides.

Cisco's Crosswork Network Controller or CNC is a Segment Routing SDN Traffic Engineering Controller for transport networks. CNC can create engineered Transport paths using SR-TE parameters and provision and link these paths to VPN services. CNC performs real-time network optimization based on current network conditions utilizing the Crosswork Optimization Engine.

Recorded from the live demo at the WWT booth during Cisco Live 2026, From CLI to AI shows how WWT and Cisco simplify network deployment and operations with low-code, no-code, and agentic automation. Complex ≠ Complicated. Episodes in this series: 1. Unified Branch deployed as code 2. Cloud-managed BGP EVPN VXLAN fabric on Catalyst 9300 3. Multi-domain macro and micro segmentation built in Cisco Workflows 4. Agentic network operations, with the AI assistant building workflows from natural language

Optical networking and Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) have long been the technology of choice for transporting large amounts of data between sites. New technology trends like 5G, autonomous vehicles and smart cities rely on optical networking as a transport foundation. The purpose of this training is to help you become familiar with the basic building blocks of an optical network and gain an understanding of the key benefits provided by optical networks.

This playlist is recommended to be used in conjunction with part 1 of our Cisco ACI Fundamentals Lab using the Cisco ACI APIC simulator. These videos will show the students how to perform the labs in detail and answer any other questions not covered in the lab itself. The videos will cover: a tutorial on VXLAN 101 and ACI 101 basics, initial configuration of the APIC 5.0 controller via APIC console using the APIC simulator, APIC 5.0 switch Fabric Discovery via the registration process, APIC 5.0 GUI discovery, and Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) Networking. The Cisco ACI Part 2 Lab and playlist completes the learning by covering how to use a physical ACI fabric with a data plane for testing connectivity. Please be aware that the videos are based on ACI 5.x, and the lab is 6.1, so there will be some GUI differences. The content and configurations are the same and we will be updating the videos once we do a major upgrade to the labs.

This playlist explores the exciting world of converged optical and IP networks. Learn about the fundamentals of convergence, including its benefits and the key drivers pushing this evolution. Discover the complexities of managing converged networks, including transport options and multi-vendor considerations. Explore the latest optical innovations, from high-speed transceivers to Private Line Emulation. This playlist is designed for network engineers, telecommunications professionals, and anyone interested in the future of high-speed communications.