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SD-WAN Technology Briefing
Software-defined WAN offers organizations flexible connectivity, facilitates cloud strategies and improves application performance, all in a secure environment. It also can improve operational efficiencies and help control or reduce WAN costs.
Approaches to SD-WAN implementation and supported capabilities vary from one OEM to another. This briefing will explore four of the top SD-WAN vendors and highlight the innovative features that set each of their solutions apart, including a live demonstration of our on-demand SD-WAN lab environments and explanation of how to access them.
Meraki MX Security and WAN Access
The Cisco Meraki MX is a versatile enterprise appliance that combines security and WAN functionalities in a single device. The MX provides secure connectivity for central hubs and multi-cloud environments. In this Learning Path you will get to experience all aspects of the MX. WAN configuration, WAN Fail-over, ISP Changes, Layer 3 and 7 Firewall Rules, Warm Spares and Creating a Mesh VPN.
Cisco Meraki SD-Branch with Catalyst
In this Learning Series, the user will experience:
Meraki Wireless and Guest Access, including creating a WLAN, A Guest WLAN, A Splash Page, and Wireless Security, including Layer 3 and 7 Firewall Rules.
Meraki MX Security and WAN Access features such as ISP swaps, Failures, Layer 3 and 7 Firewall Rules and Mesh VPN.
Catalyst Monitor Mode which allows Cisco Catalyst switches to be monitored through the Meraki dashboard without enabling full management capabilities. Meraki Catalyst Managed Mode which is a feature that allows Cisco Catalyst switches to be fully integrated and managed through the Meraki dashboard.
Meraki Switching with Catalyst
A tutorial outlining Catalyst Managed Mode in the Meraki Dashboard which allows a Cisco Catalyst switch to be fully integrated and managed through the Meraki dashboard. The user will see how Meraki Monitor Mode allows the Meraki Dashboard to monitor the Catalyst switches and Wireless Lan Controllers without the ability to configure or manage them through the Meraki Dashboard and will walk through the conversion of a 9300-24UX into Managed mode as well as Monitor mode. The user will also see a demonstration on routing between a Catalyst Switch and a Meraki MX Appliance.
Meraki Wireless and Guest Access
Meraki Wireless is designed to simplify the deployment, management, and monitoring of Wi-Fi networks. Some key features of Meraki Wireless are Cloud-Based Management where the Meraki Wireless access points are managed through the Meraki Dashboard, allows administrators to configure, monitor, and troubleshoot wireless networks from anywhere with internet access.
The solution is scalable, making it suitable for a wide range of environments, from small businesses to large enterprises.
The Meraki Dashboard provides detailed insights into network performance, user behavior, and device usage, helping administrators optimize their wireless network. Meraki Wireless solutions include robust security features, such as automatic firmware updates, integrated threat detection, and advanced encryption protocols. The access points are designed for easy installation and configuration, with features like auto-provisioning and zero-touch deployment. Meraki Wireless integrates with other Meraki products, such as switches and security appliances, allowing for a unified networking solution.
SD-Branch Briefing
SD-Branch is an umbrella label applied to the growing interest in a cloud-managed single vendor stack for the branch. The solution is comprised of SD-WAN, SD-LAN all wrapped in security and often delivered with elements of SASE and SSE. In this briefing we will talk through the strengths and challenges of the top OEM's in this space covering: Cisco-Meraki, Aruba, Juniper/MIst, Nile and Fortinet.
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