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Network Service Management and Orchestration

Managing and automating services across networks and infrastructure to scale.
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Defense Service Provider Networking

For over 30 years, WWT has demonstrated our commitment to meeting the evolving needs of our defense customers' missions, strategic goals, and program objectives in support of the Nation's Warfighters. The opportunity to serve our Defense Customers provides WWT with insights that have repeatedly led to services and innovations that benefit our customer's operational readiness, training effectiveness, security posture and mission capabilities. This page is our customer's go-to resource for state-of-the-art training labs and in-depth learning modules. WWT continues to update these resources on a consistent basis, ensuring our customers have access to cutting edge training and resources.
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Network Automation Maturity Model

Our Network Automation Maturity Model gives organizations a structured framework for moving from limited automation to a fully autonomous network. Discover where your organization stands today and the steps you can take to level up.
WWT Research
•Apr 7, 2025

Understanding IPv6 Addressing

The rapid growth of devices has exhausted IPv4 addresses, hindering expansion. Transitioning to IPv6, with its vast address space, eliminates the need for complex techniques like NAT, enhances security and supports emerging technologies. Embracing IPv6 future-proofs networks, ensuring seamless connectivity and efficient address allocation.
Blog
•Nov 7, 2024

Segment Routing: The Future of MPLS

Segment Routing accomplishes the same thing as MPLS, but is less complex, extremely robust and can be scaled without any limitations.
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•Aug 7, 2024

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Squeeze ROI Out of Legacy Technology With Converged IT/OT Solutions

WWT, Cisco and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories recently demonstrated a converged transport solution aimed at helping utility organizations at the DistribuTECH International conference.
Article
•May 20, 2026

Four Ways to Accelerate TDM-to-IP Migration

Unprecedented bandwidth demand is straining legacy TDM systems, which are quickly becoming antiquated. Transitioning from TDM-to-IP is an evolution of the network — a convergence of voice, data and video into a single packet-based network.
Article
•May 20, 2026

TDM-to-IP Briefing

TDM technologies have been a critical tool for telecoms, utilities and many other organizations for decades. However, in recent years there has been a massive decline in research, development and support for TDM hardware and software. This has caused the industry to migrate towards solutions that provide TDM endpoint capability, delivered through a modern IP core network. The technologies associated with this transition are referred to as TDM-to-IP, and WWT partners closely with leading OEMs to offer the best in class transition strategy.
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TDM-to-IP Workshop

The TDM-to-IP Workshop is an interactive, customized 4-hour experience that will provide the relevant information necessary to make informed business and technical decisions.
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Advanced TDM-to-IP: Cisco Solution

Get a deep dive into TDM-to-IP solution from Cisco.
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•26:59
•May 20, 2026

Introduction to TDM-to-IP

This video provides a high-level overview of what TDM-to-IP is, why it's important and what solutions WWT is leveraging in the space.
Video
•4:45
•May 20, 2026

Is Hop-by-Hop the Future of Optical Transport Networking?

Have the optical networking and routing stars aligned? They very well may have. Let's take a look at why.
Article
•May 20, 2026

Intro to Segment Routing Lab

MPLS has been around for over two decades and is the cornerstone of Service Provider Networks and many enterprise, utility and federal networks. MPLS delivers mission-critical applications and services. Segment Routing has taken the stage to replace MPLS because it accomplishes the same as MPLS but is less complex, extremely robust and can be scaled without limitations. This lab will introduce you to the basics of Segment Routing.
Foundations Lab
•Introductory
•536 launches

Multi-Domain ‌SR-TE Lab‌

Organizations rely on MPLS on multiple platforms to deliver mission-critical applications and services. Segment Routing is the evolution of traditional MPLS, and here we look at SR-MPLS and Traffic Engineering across multiple domains with an SR-PCE (Path Computation Element). Traffic Engineering has been around for many years as RSVP-TE; however, being very cumbersome and complex, it has gained very little popularity with few deployments. Segment Routing Traffic Engineering adds a new dimension to Segment Routing including the ability to perform end-to-end traffic engineering across multiple IGP domains.
Foundations Lab
•Fundamentals
•59 launches

Intro to ISIS

ISIS is the prevalent IGP routing protocol for multi-protocol routing with support for IPv4 and IPv6. As a link-state routing protocol, it supports fast convergence and fast reroute. Here we explore how easy it is to configure and verify ISIS.
Foundations Lab
•Fundamentals
•228 launches

Converged Packet Optical Solutions from WWT and Cisco

As networks grow in size and complexity, managing routing and optical functions can become a challenge. Most organizations want to simplify, but integrating new solutions with legacy systems can be complicated – and costly.
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•1:52
•May 20, 2026

Multi-Layer, Multi-Vendor (MLMV) Core Networking Guided Lab

WWT's Multi-Layer Multi-Vendor (MLMV) lab is an innovative and versatile physical lab environment focused on core networking. It is designed to demonstrate the integration of technologies from Layer 0 (the physical layer) to Layer 3 (the network layer) across multiple vendors in a cohesive system. This lab is designed to be custom-tailored to your specific needs. During this briefing, we will share an overview of the MLMV lab environment, discuss our capabilities, and develop a high-level plan to meet your needs.
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Core Routing Solutions: Cisco NCS-57C3

In this video we explore Cisco's NCS-57C3 router, including its hardware specifications, common use-cases, and our WWT opinion of the solution. For any questions about this product, or to learn more, please reach out to us at CoreNetworkingHelp@wwt.com
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•5:44
•May 20, 2026

Converged Optical and Routing Maturity Model

Our Converged Optical and Routing Maturity Model gives organizations a structured framework for moving from siloed infrastructure to fully autonomous operations. Discover where your organization stands today and how you can level up.
WWT Research
•May 20, 2026

Segment Routing Maturity Model

Our Segment Routing Maturity Model provides a structured framework for moving from legacy routing to intent-based, automated traffic management. Discover where your organization stands today and how you can level up.
WWT Research
•May 20, 2026
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SRv6 uSID Lab

SRv6 utilizes the IPv6 data plane natively to deliver Segment Routing capabilities which dramatically simplifies network deployments. By eliminating the need for MPLS label shims and transporting SRv6 SIDs as IPv6 addresses, any IPv6 capable router can forward an SRv6 packet. This means that you can run SRv6 services over any IPv6-enabled infrastructure. This lab will introduce you to the basics of SRv6 with L3VPN over a purely IPv6 transport.
Advanced Configuration Lab
•Advanced
•29 launches

Nokia Routing: ISIS Fundamentals

This lab covers the fundamentals of ISIS routing on Nokia's Service Router Operating System (SR-OS).
Foundations Lab
•Fundamentals
•101 launches
ATC+

SRv6 - Key Concepts for Engineers

This learning path will introduce you to the fundamental concepts of SRv6 uSID with L3VPN over an IPv6 transport. Segment Routing over IPv6 (SRv6) is the successor to SR-MPLS. It natively utilizes the IPv6 data plane to deliver Segment Routing capabilities, simplifying network deployments. SRv6 uses the IPv6 Routing Extension Header to carry multiple IPv6 addresses, including multiple SRv6 SIDs. SRv6 uSID extends this concept by allowing a single 128-bit IPv6 destination address to carry up to six individual SIDs, or MPLS labels. By eliminating the need for MPLS label shims and transporting SRv6 SIDs as IPv6 addresses, any IPv6-capable router can forward an SRv6 packet. This enables the deployment of SRv6 services over any IPv6-enabled infrastructure.
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•Intermediate
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Deploying IPv6 with ISIS

Organizations have relied on IPv4 for decades, but transitioning from IPv4 to IPv6 is necessary to accommodate the growing number of devices and the increasing demand for IP addresses. Most organizations have exhausted their IPv4 address space. Transitioning to IPv6 allows network engineers to future-proof their networks against the inevitable exhaustion of IPv4 addresses.
Advanced Configuration Lab
•Intermediate
•29 launches

Segment Routing Technical Training Module 4 - TI-LFA

What is Segment Routing? This video series provides an overview of the technology, the different types of Segment Routing, the advantages over MPLS and how it can be used to optimize bandwidth.
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•5:45
•Jan 7, 2026

Core Routing

Benefit from the highly-reliable connections and improved bandwidth capacity of simpler, more robust networks.

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