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| Topic 1 | - Architecture Models: In this topic different aspects of connectivity to cloud providers are discussed. It focuses on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Moreover, the topic explains private connectivity to leading cloud providers and connectivity options for Software as a Service (SaaS) cloud providers.
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| Topic 2 | - IPsec Cloud Connectivity: The configuration of IPsec-based secure cloud connectivity is one of the focal points of this topic. Additionally, it delves into configuration of IPsec-based secure cloud connectivity between an on-premises Cisco IOS XE router and native Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud endpoints. Lastly, the topic discusses configuration of routing on Cisco IOS XE routers.
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| Topic 3 | - Operation: The topic delves into diagnosis of IPsec-based secure cloud connectivity between an on-premises native Cloud endpoints and Cisco IOS XE router. It also explains the diagnosis of routing issues on Cisco IOS XE routers, and diagnosis of Cisco SD-WAN policy issues, focusing on all the traffic.
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| Topic 4 | - SD-WAN Cloud Connectivity: Questions about configuration of SD-WAN-based cloud connectivity using Cisco infrastructure appear in this topic. Furthermore, it discusses configuration of Cisco SD-WAN OnRamp, configuration for connecting to a SaaS cloud provider, and configuration of Cisco SD-WAN policies to address traffic.
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| Topic 5 | - Design: Questions about cloud-native security policies for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud appear in this topic. It also recommends connectivity models that ensure high availability, resiliency, SLAs, and reliability. Furthermore, the topic delves into connectivity models based on network architecture requirements. The topic further discusses factors including bandwidth, QoS, dedicated vs shared connections and multi-homing.
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