Community Live Event
As your network with Nexus9000 and MDS switches grows in size and plays an important role in enabling your business you find yourself looking for an easy and self-help methods to check health of these devices. The Automated Health and Configuration Check capability provides what you are looking for.
The session provides information and the scope of health and configuration checks performed, walks you through the procedure to follow and get a health check report, helps you to review and understand the reports and take further action, and discusses frequently-asked questions.
Agenda:
- Overview
- Health and Configuration Check procedure
- Demo
- Understanding the report
- Q&A / Discussion
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Experts Details
Yogesh Ramdoss is a Principal Engineer in CX/TAC organization at Cisco Systems. He possess 22 years of industry experience in computer networking and have expertise in Datacenter/Enterprise Networking Technologies. He is a Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert (CCIE) and Google Cloud certified Cloud Architect and Machine Learning Engineer. He is passionate in sharing knowledge with customers and partners and has been recognized as CiscoLive Distinguished Speaker twice. He has co-authored two books - Network Analysis using Wireshark 2 Cookbook (Packt Publication) and Containers in Cisco IOS-XE, IOS-XR, and NX-OS: Orchestration and Operation (Cisco Press Publication). He holds a graduate degree in computer engineering from North Carolina State University and holding a patent in Behavioral Machine Learning.
Branden Varney is a Technical Leader in the CX/TAC organization. He is a Data Center Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert (CCIE) with 10 years industry experience. He has been on multiple TAC teams that support the Unified Computing System (UCS), Data Center Network Manager (DCNM), Nexus Dashboard (ND), Multilayer Director Switch (MDS) and Nexus. He enjoys finding new ways to better support Cisco Data Center customers and enable the TAC to provide the best support possible. He holds a bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University - Idaho.
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