Course
Skills Expanded
Cisco Enterprise Networks: Virtualization
Illustrate the importance of networking in the virtualized space. Use examples of VMs and their networking routes.
What you'll learn
The ubiquity of virtualized infrastructure and applications require network practitioners understand the concepts and demands inherent in the architecture. This course aims to cover the theory of virtualization, how that impacts the network structure, and how best to work within the virtualized architecture.
Table of contents
Introduction to Virtualization
14mins
Device Virtualization Technologies
31mins
Data Path Virtualization Technologies
34mins
- Introduction to Data Path Virtualization 4m
- Data Path Virtualization Primary Technologies 3m
- Virtual Routing and Forwarding - VRF 3m
- Demo: Creating a VRF 6m
- Demo: Adding Simple Static Route Leaking to VRF 4m
- Introduction to Generic Routing Encapsulation 3m
- Demo: Creating a Simple GRE Tunnel 3m
- Introduction to IPSec 3m
- Demo: Securing GRE Tunnel with IPSec 6m
Network Virtualization Technologies
30mins
About the author
Leigh cut his teeth on frame relay and ATM at the turn of the century, moved on to SDH and DWDM for the new millennium, returned to TCP/IP in 2008 and has enjoyed the opportunities offered him by various clients and companies. Currently focusing on network design and architecture, as well as virtualization and security.