Cisco SD-WAN Site Design Patterns: Six Site Types, Branch to Data Centre

How should each Cisco SD-WAN site be built? This series opener walks Cisco's site types (one router or two, TLOC extension and the data-centre head-end), shows how each type becomes a configuration group, and tours the lab where every episode in the series was built and tested. Chapters 00:00 How should each SD-WAN site be built? 00:22 Cisco's site types: one router or two 00:48 Two routers on the LAN: VRRP or routing 01:14 TLOC extension 01:40 The data-centre head-end 02:08 Site types become configuration groups 02:36 The lab: controllers, transports and sites 03:40 The six sites in SD-WAN Manager 04:39 Where each episode lives Episodes in this series One router, two circuits:    • Cisco SD-WAN Single-Router Branch: What Ha...   Two routers into an SD-Access fabric:    • Cisco SD-WAN Dual Routers into SD-Access: ...   TLOC extension, two routers sharing two circuits:    • Cisco SD-WAN TLOC Extension: Two Routers S...   Data-centre head-end with ACI:    • Cisco SD-WAN Data Centre Head-End with ACI...   Legacy data centre with OSPF:    • Cisco SD-WAN Legacy Data Centre: OSPF Redi...   Learn more (Cisco documentation) Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Design Guide: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs... Configuration groups: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs...