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Cisco Live! at Last

Many things have happened since my last post and I will hopefully get a chance to update the blog.
I am going to go to Cisco Live in Las Vegas in July so if you'd like to meet up just let me know.

Here is my full schedule per now:

  • Enterprise High Availability Design and Architecture - Sunday
  • Troubleshooting BGP | Extending ACI to Multiple Sites - Dual Site Deployment Deep Dive
  • Opening Keynote - Accelerating Digital Transformation, Chuck Robbins, CEO, Cisco Systems, Inc
  • Enterprise Campus Design: Multilayer Architectures and Design Principles
  • Campus Wired LAN Deployment Using Cisco Validated Designs
  • Workforce Experience
  • Intelligent WAN (IWAN) Architecture | How to setup an ACI fabric from scratch
  • Is Your Branch and WAN Ready for Digital Transformation?
  • Coding Class - Introduction to Git | IWAN Design and Deployment Workshop
  • OpenDNS Customer Story: How We Prevented Ransomware Attacks Even Before They Happened
  • Deploying Wi-Fi for Small to Medium Networks in Less than 10 Minutes
  • Troubleshooting DMVPNs
  • Industry Keynote: Digitization in a Cloud-Native World
  • Achieve faster business outcomes with Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite
  • ACI and Solution Validation Services
  • Virtual Managed Services (vMS)
  • Troubleshooting EIGRP Networks | ACI Under the Hood - How Your Configuration is Deployed
  • Highly Available Wide Area Network Design
  • Flexible, resilient WAN with Meraki MX and IWAN
  • Overview of Packet Capturing Tools in Cisco Switches and Routers
  • An Overview of Site-to-Site Cisco VPN Technologies
  • Advanced Enterprise Campus Design: Converged Access
  • Kevin Spacey: Storytelling in the Age of Disruption
I am also looking forward to network and learn as much as possible.

This should be exciting!

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