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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2019

(S6|E14) Cisco Software Defined Access and Multi Domain Podcast

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Cisco SD-Access and Multidomain are discussed in depth in this podcast where Cisco Champions ask Cisco Experts the questions their peers might have. Discussion Topics: - Why SD-Access and how does it compare to the way things are usually done today? - I’m a CLI Warrior, why do I need SD-Access? - How SD-Access Multi-Domain fits in with other domains - How is Intent the glue? - Multi-Domain success stories - What hardware supports SD-Access? Do I need to forklift the entire network? - How does the security evolution impact SD-Access? - Does it matter where you start with your deployments or systems? - Trust vs threat - Encrypted traffic analytics - Why you should embrace fabric technology - Business drivers for why people invest in learning and migrating into SD-Access Multi-Domain - Need-driven architecture? Cisco Champions Hosts: Paul Campbell (www.twitter.com/paulmc3), Cisco Champion member, CEO & Founder, Quaversal LLC. Scott McDermott (www.twitter.com/scottm32768) Cisco Champion member, Managing Director, Mostly Networks. Cisco Guest: Victor Moreno, Distinguished Engineer, Technical Marketing. Mike Herbert, Principal Engineer. Moderator: Michelle Trick, Marketing Manager

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