Cisco Software-Defined Wide Area Networks: Designing, Deploying and Securing Your Next Generation WAN with Cisco SD-WAN (Networking Technology)
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Cisco Software-Defined Wide Area Networks: Designing, Deploying and Securing Your Next Generation WAN with Cisco SD-WAN (Networking Technology)

by Jason Gooley, Yanch Dana, Dustin Schuemann, John Curran, Dana Yanch

Computer Science Networking Technology
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This book guides you through designing, deploying, and securing next-generation WANs with Cisco SD-WAN. Explore software-defined networking principles to improve efficiency and resilience in enterprise environments. Authored by industry experts, it provides actionable strategies for IT professionals seeking to modernize their wide area networks.

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Cisco Software-Defined Wide Area Networks provides a detailed exploration of implementing SD-WAN solutions. It covers the fundamentals of designing and deploying these networks to enhance connectivity and performance.

The book focuses on securing your WAN infrastructure with Cisco technologies. Authors Jason Gooley, Yanch Dana, Dustin Schuemann, John Curran, and Dana Yanch share practical insights for modern network architectures.

Ideal for IT professionals, this resource in the Networking Technology series offers step-by-step guidance on transitioning to software-defined approaches for wide area networks.

Whether optimizing branch offices or centralizing management, the content addresses key challenges in next-generation WAN environments.

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