Organizations depend on their campuses and branches not only as operational hubs but as vital touchpoints for employees and customers. A poor experience at these locations can erode brand trust, while a seamless, technology-driven experience enhances productivity, satisfaction, and loyalty. With the campus and branch increasingly reliant on robust networks, the stakes for getting it right have never been higher

Get an overview and exploration of modern Access Networks and Campus Fabrics. Learn what the major OEMS in this space are offering and how these new technologies, capabilities and features could help enable your organization.

Interested in the latest advancements in campus networking but finding it hard to separate fact from hype?

Lantronix LM-Series console servers are designed for the challenges of managing remote enterprise networks. This lab explores the product's capabilities with a focus on network independence through secondary out-of-band channels, a FIPS-compliant security model for user access, and patented automation for monitoring, backup and recovery of managed devices. Self-paced walkthroughs are provided to demonstrate various features and how they solve many of the problems inherent in managing a geographically distributed network..

Network as a Service revolutionizes traditional networking by decoupling the physical infrastructure from its management and delivery. It allows businesses to scale their networking capabilities dynamically, reducing the need for extensive hardware investments and operational overhead. NaaS empowers organizations to focus on their core competencies, allowing NaaS Providers to handle the complexity of managing the network infrastructure.

Explore new capabilities and use cases for Cisco Catalyst Center and SD-Access with a WWT SME.

Are you choosing the right Wi-Fi solution for your enterprise?

The most common protocols used in a modern Data Center Network (DCN) are EVPN/VXLAN, while there are many benefits to this underlay/overlay technology, it is extremely complex to implement. Cisco Nexus Dashboard Fabric Controller (NDFC) can streamline the process for EVPN/VXLAN campus or DCN networks as well as traditional networks. The platform's user-friendly interface and streamlined workflows simplify the process of fabric management, from initial setup to ongoing maintenance. NDFC supports both greenfield and brownfield deployments, allowing for seamless integration with existing fabrics as well as the creation of new ones. By providing a centralized point of control, NDFC reduces the complexity associated with managing multiple fabrics and sites, ensuring that network operations are efficient and straightforward.

Get an overview of and discuss Wi-Fi and wireless tools to proactively maintain the health of your wireless networks. Additionally, WWT SMEs will address Wireless Surveying and Planning beyond your WLAN's OEM tools.

Get an overview of and discuss the Cisco Advanced Wireless Intrusion Prevention System. WIPS is a wireless intrusion threat detection and mitigation mechanism. WIPS uses an advanced approach to wireless threat detection and performance management.

Speed, visibility, control, security and cohesion are all key elements in today's modern Access Networks. Now add considerations for on-premises, cloud or hybrid environments. What are the elements and use-cases that are relevant to your organization?

One company, two great wireless architectures! Which is best suited for your organization?