Network Admin Life - Routing Changes

In this week's video I recap phase 1 of our routing changes and preview phase 2. Happening the day this video is released.

[tremaineakatree]

Really enjoy your videos! God is great, thank you for your wisdom!

[samjones]

Grace & Peace 2 U as well brother! Thank u 4 another great and informative video! As I have said b 4, I love the real world scenarios you present. I always learn something from them! I appreciate all that U do for us! Be well, be safe and God Bless!!!

[hvcool]

I was thinking of doing this for IOT, but in my environment that evolves four sites, each with a core router in a ring topology ...most likely, for a remote campus router to reach the vrf at the main site, it will have to be via a vlan span this router hangs off the firewall. I need to confirm if it's the best practice.

[keithsauer]

Are you using Panorama to manage the firewalls? We just stood up a Panarama vm and imported our FWs, created templates, etc...

[Gearbhall]

Are your four core switches not a stack? Wouldn't stacking the four switches be even easier to manage by reducing all four switches to a single management plane rather than have two cores handling layer 3 and two handling layer 2?

[fixithvac]

What is the purpose of the VRFs if they can talk to each other? You can just remove them and control the traffic with ACLs