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Why is Cisco not calling them routers anymore? What is this device?

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What? 0:00
Why is it now a router? 0:20
100GE speeds: 0:50
What is a QFP? 1:30
8000V and IOS-XE: 2:36
Snort and options: 3:07
Two modes: SD-WAN vs Autonomous: 3:20
Trends: 4:04
Routers vs Switches vs today: 5:10
RFID and tags: 9:16
8000V in CML: 10:00
Add 8000V to CML (VIRL): 11:50

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[davidbombal]

Menu:
What? 0:00
Why is it now a router? 0:20
100GE speeds: 0:50
What is a QFP? 1:30
8000V and IOS-XE: 2:36
Snort and options: 3:07
Two modes: SD-WAN vs Autonomous: 3:20
Trends: 4:04
Routers vs Switches vs today: 5:10
RFID and tags: 9:16
8000V in CML: 10:00
Add 8000V to CML (VIRL): 11:50



Thank you Cisco for sponsoring this video.

[saadshahzada]

DAVID BOMBAL .... YOU ARE ONE OF THE BEST HUMAN IN THIS WORLD... LOVE YOU FROM PAKISTAN

[BeardedTechGuy]

If it looks like a router, routes like a router, and quacks like a router... It's probably a switch

[raulortega]

David! Your explanations are so crystal clear! Love the way you explain us showing the physical equipment and not only the "powerpoint theory" Keep going with the good work!

[educastellini]

-Wonderful content ... !!!
-When I won Juniper courses and certification exam, I had to stop the Cisco study for CCNA to understand Juniper, I realized that in 2012 they changed their philosophy by dividing the Routing Plane or Routing Engine (RE) into their devices, of the Forwarding Plane with the decision part (RE) being able to be independent and run multiple different instances on separate VMs on the device, and at the time I only understood the advantages at the individual device level, why they did not charge SD-WAN on JNCIA-JUNOS.
-When I went back to studying Cisco I understood that Cisco (and see SD-WAN) is evolving towards this same philosophy, due to the SD-Wan that they implemented with having a central intelligence much more powerful than a discrete local device can be on servers in different VMs (the controllers) in parallel to the intelligence of the local device.
-My perception is that Cisco with the absorption of Viptela and the launch of the Cisco SD-WAN in 2019 follows this philosophy.
-I understand more and more that SD-WAN is the future of the most responsive networks with their own AI, and with each new Cisco launch I see this stronger trend.
-A few months ago Fortinet launched their SD-WAN and the biggest network companies they were the last to follow this line.
-I foresee this trend in the not too distant future that tendency for Layer 2 and 3 devices to merge more and more with the high decision functions being dealt with in central processing (controler) with only one backup on the local device, which is the SD-WAN.
-Thanks for the teacher knowledge ... !!!

[waasabbas]

I can't find words to say for you David u r always amazing. 💯💯👋💯💯.

[jojoba]

I saw this on Cisco’s website yesterday when I was specing out some routers. Very interesting.

[IC_Pirate]

Lol the beggining and the Cat picture was very funny haha thanks David!

[bobwong]

A Big THANK You for keeping us abreast of new cutting-edge technology. Keep them pouring in, please ;)!

[datlabs]

Have been joint with cisco announcements webinar last month that was great designed for the new trends of networking infrastructure!

Thanks for your summary and the lab.

[attilavidacs]

We just had our Cisco C8300 unit delivered yesterday at work. We're in the process of having it provisioned with our MPLS provider which will be replacing our Cisco 3945 router.

[bernardgarrett]

HI David
I remember teaching myself "Cisco" using the 2500 series Routers and the Catalyst 1900 Switch, .The switch was originally from a company called Grand Junction and used it's own OS before Cisco "standardised" on their IOS.

[marciopriess]

I am very impressed by the quality of the information you provided in this awsome video, congrats David!

[mrcaf]

This is amazing technology. Cisco is on the forefront of bringing in the future. Thank you David for continuing to bring us such great content sir. Happy Holidays my friend.

[ahmed]

David please explain us SASE, SD-WAN, Zero Trust Network.

Please, please.
it will be really helpful to us. I know you like Cisco but for this topic please show us all options.

We love your explanation 👏
Thanks 😊

[michaelvezha]

David Bombal you are my networking hero. Your videos helped me pass my CCNA and i followed your advice and about network security and now i am CCNP security certified. Please do videos on Cisco's security portfolio including products such as ISE, WSA, ESA and Firepower.

[ganeshg]

Hello Mr David great information.
Thanks

[vyasG]

Thank you for this Video. Its really interesting to know about the future devices.

[alexisanyanwu]

I am so grateful sir David ....
You are really amazing. You are the best. ❤

[adambrown]

Mind-blowing features! 😀I really enjoyed this. Thank you. Currently working on my CCNA certification and hope to be able to work with this equipment( and a nice job one day, LOL! ). Anyways, great video. You have a new subscriber. 😊