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This is more an architectural discussion:   Assume a VN as part of a SDA fabric should be extented from the campus to a small branch location which is connected by a SP using MPLS and Internet links. The SP will provide application based routing on t...

Sorry if this question is too dumb to ask. I am new here and trying to learn CCNA on my own using todd lamel. I read a statement in this book "The application layer determines the availability of communicating partners along with the resources necess...

We have both running in our environment and have not used either for QOS configuration.  I am reaching out to this community to get hopefully unbiased opinions on each and the pros and cons.  I will say that LA does gives a lot of netflow data well a...

I am wanting to create a guest wireless network with the following conditions. Access Point (3702i) at remote location is running flexconnect to WLC running 8.2.110Guest users should obtain DHCP locally from Cisco router at site and be routed to Inte...

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Let's say, I have a CUCM server and 1000 voip capable cisco phone, all are connected in edge nodes.   How to achieve voice communication with Cisco IP phone. Where will be the placement of CUCM server and voice gateway?   Is there any refernece archi...

If we have stacked two or more cat9k and connect them is SD-Access fabric, then what will be the role of that Cat9K. Will it be displayed as a single node or multiple node?  

We know that Cat9Ks are stackable switches. If we have stacked edge node how it will be identified in fabric, as a single node or as segregated node.

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