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The video demystifies the concept of Quality of Service (QoS) in Cisco SD-WAN. We will begin with explanations of various aspect of QoS and its components before working our way through different QoS scenarios covering policing, shaping, classifying, queueing and rewriting. We will show two ways of configuration using Centralized and Localized Data Policies. The video finishes with a demonstration of traffic mirroring.

The video demystifies the concept of Quality of Service (QoS) in Cisco SD-WAN. We will begin with explanations of various aspect of QoS and its components before working our way through different QoS scenarios covering policing, shaping, classifying, queueing and rewriting. We will show two ways of configuration using Centralized and Localized Data Policies. The video finishes with a demonstration of traffic mirroring.

The video demystifies the concept of Quality of Service (QoS) in Cisco SD-WAN. We will begin with explanations of various aspect of QoS and its components before working our way through different QoS scenarios covering policing, shaping, classifying, queueing and rewriting. We will show two ways of configuration using Centralized and Localized Data Policies. The video finishes with a demonstration of traffic mirroring.

The video uncovers Multicast routing function on Cisco FTD 6.1. We will configure an FTD device as a multicast stub before proceeding to enable full multicast routing with Boot Strap Router enabled. We will take time to explore supported multicast features and perform testing with multicast video traffic. The video finishes with configuration of QoS traffic policing. 

The video uncovers Multicast routing function on Cisco FTD 6.1. We will configure an FTD device as a multicast stub before proceeding to enable full multicast routing with Boot Strap Router enabled. We will take time to explore supported multicast features and perform testing with multicast video traffic. The video finishes with configuration of QoS traffic policing. 

The video uncovers Multicast routing function on Cisco FTD 6.1. We will configure an FTD device as a multicast stub before proceeding to enable full multicast routing with Boot Strap Router enabled. We will take time to explore supported multicast features and perform testing with multicast video traffic. The video finishes with configuration of QoS traffic policing.