CCIE Topic: 1.2d Policy-Based Routing

This video covers the 1.2d topic of Policy-Based Routing (PBR). PBR is a technique used to route packets in a network based on policies or filters, allowing us to override the expected behavior identified by the IP routing table.
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[Shadow-bsiu]

Excellent video. Clear, concise and informative whilst not having too much content to actually communicate the concepts. Also like how the topology is kept on screen simultaneously with the CLI

[elhadjibabacardiallo]

Charles, you have a knack at making complex technology very simple and easy to understand.

[Mai.network.studies]

wow u r great, you make it very simple, it was my fisrt time to understand it se easily, thanks

[georgiajaeger]

You make this seem so simple. I like how you break it down into steps: match, set and apply and where PBR is applied in packet forwarding.

[jairusan]

Excellent topic, definitely need to understand Policy Based Routing... Thank you, Charles!

[winson]

This video is well made and explained the concept very clearly in a simple way. Thanks for sharing this with us! BTW, I have subscribed to your channel as well!

[PA.]

Excellent, nicely explained and demoed, thanks for posting

[blendonator]

I believe there was a caveat with PBR in that it only affects transit when applied to the interface, and not if you were to ping from the router itself, iirc? I forget the details of it, or the command to make it affect the router itself, though. Cool feature still!

[segunjay]

Very clear and straight to the point. I plan on taking my CCNP soon and will like to have a complete course from you. Some concepts such as MPLS, VPN, GRE, Qos, VXLan are quite difficult for me. I like how you simplified this topic. Do you have a full ccnp course I can buy?

[ciscolive]

What will happen if the link to ISPB goes down ( line protocol)?

[parheliaa]

Is CEF still used when forwarding packets by PBR instead of normal RIB?