CISCO.PRESS.CISCO.PROGRAMMABLE.FABRIC.WITH.VXLAN.BGP.EVPN.TUTORiAL-PROPAGANDA

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  |                         ||   2o17.o6.21  |                         |
  | - HOT.OFF.THE.PRESS !!  ||               | WE.WARP.YOUR.MIND.WITH  |
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  | ....[PROPAGANDA].................................................. |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | ||   CISCO.PRESS.CISCO.PROGRAMMABLE.FABRIC.WITH.VXLAN.BGP.EVPN   : |
  | ||                    .TUTORiAL-PROPAGANDA                       : |
  | ||...............................................................: |
  |                                                                    |
  | ....[URL]......................................................... |
  | || https://tinyurl.com/y7apml46                                  : |
  | ||...............................................................: |
  |                                                                    |
  | ....[ISBN/COURSE.NUMBER].......................................... |
  | || ISBN-10: 0-13-427229-3 ISBN-13: 978-0-13-427229-0             : |
  | ||...............................................................: |
  |                                                                    |
  | ....[COURSE.iNFO]................................................. |
  | || By:  David Jansen / Lukas Krattiger                           : |
  | || Publisher: Cisco Press                                        : |
  | || Copyright: 2016                                               : |
  | || Release Date: Dec 30, 2015                                    : |
  | || ISBN-13: 978-0-13-427229-0                                    : |
  | || ISBN-10: 0-13-427229-3                                        : |
  | || OREILLY ISBN-10:  0134272307                                  : |
  | || Price: 160,00 -> 199,99                                       : |
  | || Running Time: 06:32:50                                        : |
  | || SkillLevel: intermediate                                      : |
  | || Topics: Cisco / Data Center Fabrics / VXLAN / BGP/ EVPN       : |
  | || ------------------------------------------------------------- : |
  | || Description                                                   : |
  | || -----------                                                   : |
  | || Cisco Programmable Fabric with VXLAN, BGP-EVPN is a unique    : |
  | || video title designed to teach you everything you need to      : |
  | || understand how Data Center Networks can be built with VXLAN & : |
  | || BGP-EVPN. Cisco has provided a complete solution based on this: |
  | || VXLAN Overlay. Recent efforts in the IETF have led to the     : |
  | || addition of a standards-based BGP control-plane to amend      : |
  | || flood-and-learn behavior from classic Layer 2 networks to     : |
  | || achieve better efficiency and scale. This LiveLesson is       : |
  | || designed to provide the fundamentals of understanding Ciscos  : |
  | || Programmable Fabric with its related components and makes you : |
  | || a VXLAN superstar.                                            : |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || Cisco Programmable Fabric with VXLAN, BGP-EVPN contains 10    : |
  | || individual video lessons divided into 46 sublessons, for a    : |
  | || total of more than 9 hours of instruction. The videos consist : |
  | || of screencasts, audio instruction, and hands-on demos. Each   : |
  | || video offers detailed explanations, tips, and configuration   : |
  | || verifications.                                                : |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || The 10 video lessons cover the following topics:              : |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || - Lesson 1: Introduction to Programmable Fabric               : |
  | || - Lesson 2: Introducing VXLAN/EVPN                            : |
  | || - Lesson 3: Programmable Fabric-Forwarding                    : |
  | || - Lesson 4: The Underlay                                      : |
  | || - Lesson 5: Unicast Forwarding                                : |
  | || - Lesson 6: Multitenancy                                      : |
  | || - Lesson 7: Multicast Forwarding                              : |
  | || - Lesson 8: External Connectivity                             : |
  | || - Lesson 9: Layer 4-7 Services Integration                    : |
  | || - Lesson 10: Introduction to Programmable Fabric Management,  : |
  | ||   Operations, and Provisioning                                : |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | ||...............................................................: |
  |                                                                    |
  | ....[TABLE.OF.CONTENTS]........................................... |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | || Lesson 1: Introduction to Programmable Fabric                 : |
  | || - Lesson 1.1: Understanding Todays Data Center Challenges     : |
  | || - Lesson 1.2: Data Center Network Evolution                   : |
  | || - Lesson 1.3: Fabric Technology Overview-The Road to ACI      : |
  | || - Lesson 1.4: Understanding Programmable Fabric               : |
  | || - Lesson 1.5: Roles and Terminology                           : |
  | || - Lesson 1.6: Fabric Properties                               : |
  | || - Lesson 1.7: Connectivity Options and Attaching End-Hosts    : |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | || Lesson 2: Introducing Programmable Fabric (VXLAN/EVPN)        : |
  | || - Lesson 2.1: Introducing IP Fabric Overlays (VXLAN)          : |
  | || - Lesson 2.2: Using VXLAN VNI as Segment ID (Layer 2 and Layer: |
  | ||   3 Multitenancy)                                             : |
  | || - Lesson 2.3: Understanding the Fabric Overlay Control-Plane  : |
  | ||   (MP-BGP EVPN)                                               : |
  | || - Lesson 2.4: Using Host and Subnet Route Distribution (MP-BGP: |
  | ||   EVPN)                                                       : |
  | || - Lesson 2.5: Performing Host Detection, Deletion, and Move   : |
  | ||   (MP-BGP EVPN)                                               : |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | || Lesson 3: Programmable Fabric-Forwarding                      : |
  | || - Lesson 3.1: Fabric Encapsulation and Forwarding             : |
  | || - Lesson 3.2: Distributed IP Anycast-Gateway                  : |
  | || - Lesson 3.3: VXLAN/EVPN Enhancement                          : |
  | || - Lesson 3.4: Integrated Routing and Bridging (IRB)           : |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | || Lesson 4: The Underlay                                        : |
  | || - Lesson 4.1: Underlay Considerations                         : |
  | || - Lesson 4.2: Unicast Routing and IP Addressing               : |
  | || - Lesson 4.3: Underlay Deployment with Multicast Routing      : |
  | || - Lesson 4.4: Underlay Deployment Without Multicast           : |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | || Lesson 5: Unicast Forwarding                                  : |
  | || - Lesson 5.1: Understanding Unicast Forwarding                : |
  | || - Lesson 5.2: Intra-Subnet Forwarding (Bridging)              : | 
  | || - Lesson 5.3: Inter-Subnet Forwarding (Routing)               : |
  | || - Lesson 5.4: Non-IP Forwarding (Bridging)                    : |
  | || - Lesson 5.5: Forwarding with Dual-Homed End-Point (vPC)      : |
  | || - Lesson 5.6: IPv6 Handling                                   : |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | || Lesson 6: Multitenancy                                        : |
  | || - Lesson 6.1: Introducting Multitenancy                       : |
  | || - Lesson 6.2: Understanding Per-Port VLAN Significance        : |
  | || - Lesson 6.3: Examining Layer 2 and Layer 3 Modes of Operation: |
  | ||   (CLI)                                                       : |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | || Lesson 7: Multicast Forwarding                                : |
  | || - Lesson 7.1: Introducing Multicast Forwarding                : |
  | || - Lesson 7.2: Layer 2 Multicast Forwarding                    : |
  | || - Lesson 7.3: vPC and Multicast Forwarding                    : |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | || Lesson 8: External Connectivity                               : |
  | || - Lesson 8.1: Introducing External Connectvity                : |
  | || - Lesson 8.2: Understanding External Layer 2 Connectivity with: |
  | ||   vPC                                                         : |
  | || - Lesson 8.3: Understanding External Connectivity with        : |
  | ||   VRF-lite                                                    : |
  | || - Lesson 8.4: Understanding External Connectivity with LISP   : |
  | || - Lesson 8.5: Understanding External Connectivity with MPLS   : |
  | || - Lesson 8.6: Exploring Inter-Fabric Connectivity Options     : |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | || Lesson 9: Layer 4-7 Services Integration                      : |
  | || - Lesson 9.1: Understanding the Tenant Edge-Firewall          : |
  | || - Lesson 9.2: Understanding the Intra-Tenant Firewall         : |
  | ||   (East-West Same VRF)                                        : |
  | || - Lesson 9.3: Implementing Load Balancer Integration          : |
  | || - Lesson 9.4: Deploying a Service Chain-Firewall and Load     : |
  | ||   Balancer                                                    : |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | || Lesson 10: Introducing Programmable Fabric Management,        : |
  | || Operations, and Provisioning                                  : |
  | || - Lesson 10.1: Implementing Device Auto-Configuration (POAP)  : |
  | || - Lesson 10.2: Performing a Cabling Plan Consistency Check    : |
  | || - Lesson 10.3: Implementing Common Point of Fabric Management : |
  | || - Lesson 10.4: Understanding Topology, Tenant, and Overlay    : |
  | ||   Provisioning                                                : |
  | ||                                                               : | 
  | ||...............................................................: |
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  | ....[SiZE.NUMBER.OF.DiSCS]........................................ |
  | || 50 Files @ 250,000,000 Bytes = 11,832 MB                      : |
  | ||...............................................................: |
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  | ....[GREETINGS/Hi-5's]............................................ |
  | || kEiSO - QUASAR - PRODEV - ELOHIM - JGTiSO - OXBRiDGE          : |
  | ||...............................................................: |
  |                                                                    |
  | ....[FUCK-YOU's/NEWS]............................................. |
  | || PROPAGANDA would like to see the quality and documentation of : |
  | || the bookware scene to increase. Quality not Quanity. Original : |
  | || untouched, content! We also would like to see the following to: |
  | || allow automation of cataloging of bookware releases.          : |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || RLS DIR / TITLE MUST BE FROM ISBN10/13 RELEASE INFO.          : |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || ISBN13 NUMBER as FILE NAME OR IN RLS NAME APPROPRIATELY LABLED: |
  | || IN NFO AT THE LEAST.                                          : |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || PROPER AGREEMENT OF TO USE .ISO OR NOT ? THESE ARE NOT DVD'S  : |
  | || LIKE IN THE PAST WHEN BOOKWARE WAS ORDERED BY DISK. THESE ARE : |
  | || USUALLY WEB RELEASES NOW DAYS AND THE ISO PROVIDES NO QUALITY.: |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || Working/Sample Files *MUST* be included and labled in archive : |
  | || ISBN13#-WorkingFiles.zip or ISBN#-SampleFiles.zip             : |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || PROPAGANDA WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE LIKES OF JGT/QUASAR/kE &     : |
  | || OTHERS WORK FULFILLED AND THE QUALITY OF BOOKWARE PRESERVED & : |
  | || PROVIDE A MECHANISM TO EASILY CHECK FOR DUPE AND COMPLETE RELS: |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || Many places refuse to accept bookware because of the size and : |
  | || lack of quality control mechanisms to provide certain quick   : |
  | || actions to releases that do not adhere to quality / dupes...  : |
  | || --------------------------------------------------------------: |
  | || Lastly - PROPAGANDA, would like to thank the people in the    : |
  | || bookware industry for doing what they do. We believe that     : |
  | || the real money to support the industry should come from the   : |
  | || corporate licensing contracts - that people who want to learn : |
  | || should be able to do so. We encourage bookware / video /      : |
  | || e-learning and major Software and Hardware vendors to allow   : |
  | || access to these materials to whomever may want to learn these : |
  | || technologies, so that we can bridge the educational gaps in   : | 
  | || our communities world-wide. Companies like Cisco / Oracle /   : |
  | || IBM & Micro$oft already make billions off of their support    : |
  | || contracts and hw/sfw sales - Do they seriously benefit from   : |
  | || preventing people from learning these technologies?           : |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || Regardless of the above, there are people who are instructors : |
  | || and such who spend time writing and developing these courses, : |
  | || we salute these ladies and lads, and hope they will encourage : |
  | || a different way of funding these projects. They *DO* deserve  : |
  | || our support! If you have the means or you work in IT and you  : |
  | || use one of these courses to better yourself and get a raise,  : |
  | || then *BUY* one of these courses and show support to the hard  : |
  | || working instructors, editors, film crews and so-on that made  : |
  | || this course possible. IF YOU LIKE IT, *BUY* IT OR GET YOUR    : |
  | || WORKPLACE TO BUY A CORPORATE SUPPORT CONTRACT!! WE DID!       : |
  | || ------------------------------------------------------------- : |
  | || /dev/random:                                                  : |
  | || ------------                                                  : |
  | || They paint the world full of shadows, and then tell their     : |
  | || children to stay close to the light, their light, their       : |
  | || reasons, *their* judgements. Because in the darkness there be : |
  | || dragons, but it is not true. We can prove that it is not true.: |
  | || In the dark there is discovery, there is possibility, there is: |
  | || freedom in the dark when someone has illuminated it. And who  : |
  | || who has been so close as we are right now?                    : |
  | ||                                                               : |
  | || PGA is dedicated to the purity of real piracy, not for making : |
  | || money off of it, or exploiting the scene in *ANY* way. We are : |
  | || the true pirates, illuminating the darkness, giving birth to  : |
  | || possibilities in a time where so little seems achievable. Join: |
  | || us and usher in this new age.                                 : |
  | || ------------------------------------------------------------- : |
  | || PGA IS LOOKING FOR:                                           : |
  | || ------------------                                            : |
  | || Absolutely nothing... We have our methods and do not want acc : |
  | || to your accounts, we do not want to affil your site, we do not: |
  | || give files out and we are grown, have ladies / boyfriends /   : |
  | || lovers. If you are clever enough to find us and have a keen   : |
  | || point of view, who knows!                                     : |
  | ||...............................................................: |
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