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Managing and automating services across networks and infrastructure to scale.
Huntington Network Team
Welcome to the Huntington Network Team community web page on the WWT Digital Platform. WWT continues to build the relationship with Huntington and we look forward to the continued expansion of our partnership. This private community has been created to facilitate collaboration and discussion between our organizations at all levels to ensure successful business outcomes and engagements. Within this community, you will find links to specific Networking content, as well as to Articles, Events, Videos, Workshops, POCs, Digital Labs and a broad collection of services and capabilities. Please feel free to comment, make suggestions or request content for any aspect of this community. WWT truly appreciates your continued business and we hope you find the community useful and purposeful.
Cisco Optical DWDM Sandbox
This lab provides a hands-on environment to get familiar with provisioning circuits on the Cisco Network Convergence System (NCS) 2000. This environment can also be customized and is used for our custom optical trainings.
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.
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.
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Cisco Live 2026: What the WWT Networking Team Learned in Las Vegas
Each year, Cisco Live brings together tens of thousands of networking professionals for a week of announcements, deep-dive sessions, and the kind of candid conversations that only happen in person. This year in Las Vegas, WWT sent a team of networking subject matter experts covering wireless, switching, SD-WAN, core routing, optical networking, and data center networking. What they brought back was a consistent signal: AI is no longer a strategy conversation, it is an infrastructure conversation, and the network is squarely at the center of it.
Partner POV | Closing the AI Divide: How Power Utilities Can Make the Difference
Modern optical technology helps power utilities bring AI and digital services to rural markets and boost revenue with DCI-MOFN.
How Flex Spectrum Works
See a real life example of how Flex Spectrum works.
Flex Spectrum: What Is It?
Flex Spectrum technologies allow operators to escape the constraints of fixed grid architectures. This aids in allowing for higher band channels through an increasingly agile system.
CWDM or DWDM: Which Should You Use and When?
While the two types of wavelength division multiplexing —CWDM and DWDM — are both effective methods to solve increasing bandwidth capacity needs, they are designed to tackle different network challenges.
400G Optics: Enabling Network Scale and Device Consolidation
How do you cost effectively interconnect 300,000 servers in one data center? Faster switches are a solution, sure, but that's only half the story. Learn how faster Optics are a must to realize the benefit of faster switching and routing technology.
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.
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.
Evolve Your Legacy DWDM Network With CDC-ROADM
CDC-ROADM technologies help operators to break out of the traditional confines of fixed grid architectures. This empowers operators to allow for greater agility and survivability of wavelength services within the ROADM construct.
DWDM, ROADM, Flex Spectrum and CDC Briefing
Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) and Reconfigurable Optical Add-Drop Multiplexer (ROADM) are extensively utilized technologies to help operators expand their existing fiber infrastructure. It allows for massive scale of just a pair of fiber to create up to 96 channels and beyond of DWDM wavelengths between and through locations. Furthermore, it has the ability to leverage cutting edge Flex Spectrum wavelengths and contentionless, directionless and colorless (CDC) technologies which provide the operator the scale, flexibility and capacity needed far into the future.
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.
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.
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.
Advanced TDM-to-IP: Cisco Solution
Get a deep dive into TDM-to-IP solution from Cisco.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.