The Broadcast Storm, with Kevin Wallace, CCIEx2 #7945 Emeritus

In this episode of The Broadcast Storm you'll learn why GRE and IPsec make a great team for protecting your data as it crosses the Internet.

Video Showing GRE over IPsec VPN Configuration:

https://youtu.be/anm84IVNBZU

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In this episode of "The Broadcast Storm," you'll learn the basics of VXLANs (Virtual Extensible Local Area Networks).

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In this episode of "The Broadcast Storm," you'll learn the basics of LISP, the Location/ID Separation Protocol.

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In this episode of "The Broadcast Storm," I chat with double CCIE Keith Barker, as he shares his perspective on a variety of topics, ranging from how to get into IT, to network security, to hypnosis.

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In this episode of "The Broadcast Storm" we're going to take on another line item from the new CCNA (200-301) exam blueprint.

Specifically, we'll be contrasting three Wireless LAN (WLAN) security protocols: WPA, WPA2, and WPA3.

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In this episode of "The Broadcast Storm" we're going to consider a topic on the new CCNA exam blueprint (Exam# 200-301).

It's not a new topic, but it is critical that we understand it. The topic is Administrative Distance.

Administrative Distance (AD) is the believability of a routing source. So, if a router has information from multiple routing information sources about how to reach a specific network, the router will believe (and inject into its IP Routing Table) the network learned from the routing information source with the LOWEST Administrative Distance.

Of course, there are lots of routing information sources a router could have, and we'll compare their ADs in this episode.

In this episode of "The Broadcast Storm," you'll learn about some of the technologies being used by Wi-Fi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax) to enhance your wireless experience.

In this episode of The Broadcast Storm, we'll review the results of a 465-participant survey about Cisco's new certification tracks.

You can review the survey results in detail at the following link:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/results/SM-RKG5ZPWY7/

In this episode of The Broadcast Storm, we check out Cisco's new DevNet certification track and identify who each certification is for.

In this episode of The Broadcast Storm we give you an overview of Cisco DNA Center, which is a topic that appears on the newly announced CCNA 200-301 exam (to be released Feb. 24, 2020).

At the time of this recording, Cisco's DevNet Sandbox makes a couple of Cisco DNA Servers available for you to explore for free (without needing to set up a VPN connection). One server gives you read-write access, while the other gives you read-only access. Here are the links and login credentials:

Cisco DNA Center Server with Read/Write Access
https://sandboxdnac.cisco.com/
Username: devnetuser
Password: Cisco123!

Cisco DNA Center Server with Read-Only Access
https://sandboxdnac2.cisco.com/
Username: devnetuser
Password: Cisco123!