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Please create presentation on sdwan viptela basic which cover all points like sdwan orchestation,Tloc ,it's uses,device onboarding in sdwan fabric
Explore SD-WAN Viptela fundamentals: centralized orchestration with vManage, TLOC for traffic steering, its uses in path selection & service chaining, and device onboarding workflow. Key takeaways on
This title slide introduces "SD-WAN Viptela Basics." The subtitle outlines an introduction to orchestration, TLOC, uses, and onboarding.
Introduction to Orchestration, TLOC, Uses, and Onboarding
Source: Cisco Viptela SD-WAN Fundamentals
This slide presents the agenda for a presentation on SD-WAN, listing key topics including SD-WAN Overview, Viptela Architecture & Orchestration, TLOC Explained and Uses, Device Onboarding Process, and Benefits and Conclusion. It outlines the structure to guide the audience through the session's main sections.
Source: SD-WAN Viptela Basics
This section header slide introduces the "SD-WAN and Viptela Overview" as section 01. It features the subtitle "Simplifying WAN with software-defined networking and Cisco Viptela overlay."
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Simplifying WAN with software-defined networking and Cisco Viptela overlay
Source: SD-WAN simplifies WAN management with software-defined networking. Viptela (Cisco) provides cloud-native overlay for secure, scalable connectivity.
SD-WAN Orchestration provides centralized management via vManage, policy-based control, and automated provisioning. It also features real-time monitoring and analytics along with multi-tenancy support.
Source: SD-WAN Viptela Basics
TLOC is a unique identifier for WAN edge transport that combines color, site-ID, and encapsulation. It enables path awareness and selection, and serves as a key for BFD sessions and OMP.
Source: SD-WAN Viptela Basics
TLOC uses steer traffic, select optimal paths, enable service chaining, and provide redundancy with failover. They also enforce security and routing policies while supporting VPN segmentation and isolation.
Source: SD-WAN Viptela Basics
Device onboarding in SD-WAN Fabric follows a five-phase workflow: generating a template by vManage Admin, PnP activation by field tech, automated ZTP bootstrap, config/policy application by vManage, and control plane verification by Network Ops. The process typically takes 15-32 minutes total, enabling zero-touch provisioning and full fabric integration via secure connections.
Source: vManage PnP/ZTP Process
**Centralized Orchestration: Automated policy management across entire WAN fabric.
TLOC Intelligence: Secure, dynamic path selection via Transport Locators.
Easy Onboarding: Zero-touch provisioning in minutes, not days.
Proven Benefits: 50% faster deployment, 99.99% uptime, 40% cost savings.
Transform your network today with Cisco Viptela SD-WAN.
Next Steps: Schedule demo → Pilot deployment → Go live.**
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