Meraki's platform deployment best practice

Meraki’s platform deployment best practice | Udemy
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Genre: eLearning

What you’ll learn
RADIUS configuration with Meraki wireless and switches
The use of Templates
Control the guest access and best practices
Get started with Systems Manager
Enable SDWAN and the difference between policy and performance based routing
Utilise BGP to integrate with third party networks
The power of API and how to configure scanning and dashboard APIs
Creating Webex Bots and enable it with Meraki’s platform

This training includes five lessons designed to build your knowledge around the Meraki platform. The content focused on best practices and the integration with other systems like NAC servers and Bots.

Here is a short snapshot of the lessons:

Introduction:

We took a step back to understand the industry’s shift and how modern networks’ expectations changed. Then, we dived into how to construct a solution with Meraki’s platform.

Get Started – Building a Meraki platform:

In this part of the training, I started to get into the details of configuring the different parts of every network needs. Basically, I am covering the foundations here.

SDWAN and Dynamic routing (BGP):

Modern networks based on SDWAN, and in this section, I covered how to configure SDWAN using Meraki’s platform. Using dynamic routing is critical when you gradually move from one platform to another or integrate third-party networks; I will walk you through configuring BGP and exchanging routes from Meraki to Non-Meraki networks.

Network as a Sensor:

Nowadays, businesses expect the network to deliver a lot of insights that help improve the operations and offer business intelligence to make critical decisions. I will walk you through some examples of how to use the Meraki platform to deliver those outcomes.

Platform Efficiency:

Intent-based networking is the future, and in this section, I will walk you through that concept and how it can be implemented with the Meraki platform.

Who this course is for:
Beginner with Meraki
New to IT
Beginner with API and programmability
Interested in SDWAN
Want to learn about the Meraki best practices