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Networking Priorities for 2025
An actionable roadmap for focusing your networking initiatives.
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.
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.
How Does WDM Technology Work?
WDM technologies allow organizations to place equipment at either end of a fiber pair and combine multiple wavelength channels on a single fiber pair instead of using multiple separate fibers pairs for every separate service.
Network Service Management and Orchestration
Managing and automating services across networks and infrastructure to scale.
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Nokia 1830 PSS Lab: Provisioning Connections With NFM-T
This lab utilizes Nokia's Network Functions Manager for Transport to demonstrate how to add nodes, followed by commissioning the optical nodes using their design file and then building Infrastructure Trails that would carry customer traffic. It concludes by demonstrating the decommissioning and uninstall of the Infrastructure Trails and Nodes.
Nokia 1830 Alien Wave Tutorial
In this video, you will see the steps to quickly and easily provision an Alien wave on the Nokia 1830 PSI-8L optical line system. This video tutorial also has a lab available should you wish to physically perform the procedure yourself.
Cisco Live 2025: Networking Takeaways
Our Networking team's highlights from an exciting week in San Diego.
Top 5 Trends in Optical Networking
The optical landscape can be a rapid changing environment, and keeping pace can be an intimidating journey. Let us unwind this evolving puzzle for you.
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.
IP Routing Lab for Optical Engineers
There is a movement in the industry to combine the optical network and the routed network, with Cisco leading the charge. The architecture is known as RON, Routed Optical Networks. With the RON architecture, the services that Optical Engineers are accustomed to delivering within the optical network are now provided via the routed network. Services such as site-to-site traffic demand, path selection, and path protection. With this shift in architecture, there is a growing requirement for optical engineers' expertise to span both optical and routing. This lab is designed to demonstrate how the routed network delivers these services and how to configure a basic RON network using Segment Routing.
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.
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.
Carrier Networking Strategy Overview
Curt Wagner, Core Networking Sales Specialist from WWT's Carrier Networking team, reviews the importance of carrier networking. Curt also discusses critical areas like optical networking and transport networks and their role in implementing carrier networking strategy.
Key Takeaways from the OFC 2025 Conference
Members of WWT's Core Networking Team share their key takeaways and insights from the Optical Fiber Communications Conference 2025.
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.
Converged Core Networks Increase Sustainability
Network operators are discovering sustainability benefits by converging optical and routed layers. Let's dive in and see why.
Why Now Is the Time to Embrace a Converged Network Architecture
The convergence of optical transport and core routing has long been a networking ambition. Unfortunately, challenges related to cost, performance and interpretability have stood in the way — until now. Join WWT experts Josh Hogan and Tyler Tappy as they discuss how recent advancements have made it the perfect time for organizations to embrace a converged network architecture.
Top 5 Most Common Routed Optical Networking Myths
As routed optical networking takes off, everyone is gathering education across multiple resources. With all of this information, there can be some misconceptions. Let's unravel some of these common myths.
Optical Networking Workshop
The Optical Networking Workshop is an interactive, customized 2-hour experience that will provide the relevant information necessary to make informed business and technical decisions.
Seven Key Advantages of Optical Networking Technologies
With the rise in bandwidth needs driven by 5G, cloud computing and data backup, the need for a high-capacity optical transport network to support future bandwidth growth is critical.
How Does WDM Technology Work?
WDM technologies allow organizations to place equipment at either end of a fiber pair and combine multiple wavelength channels on a single fiber pair instead of using multiple separate fibers pairs for every separate service.
The Power of Light - Coherent Optics Reshapes Networking
Coherent pluggable optics are revolutionizing networks by merging optical and IP layers, boosting capacity and efficiency while lowering costs. Interoperable modules, open line systems and high-power optics are key drivers. This shift enables significant savings and scalability for network operators, with the industry moving toward 800G and ultra-long-haul solutions. This technology is a major advancement in networking.
Cisco TDM-to-IP Solution Lab
This lab demonstrates several components of Cisco's Time-Division Multiplexing (TDM) to IP solution, including the purpose-built Network Convergence System (NCS-4200) and Aggregation Services Router (ASR-900).
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.