Cisco Catalyst 8000V Edge now live in the Network Edge marketplace!
Enterprises or cloud providers can deploy the Cisco Catalyst 8000V as a virtual machine in a provider-hosted cloud or in its own virtual environment. It brings enterprise-class networking services and security to public cloud environments and can also be used as a building block for scalable network service offerings. More information on the router is availablehere.Extend your SD-WAN to the cloud
Extend your SD-WAN to the cloud to achieve global scale, virtually. Here's your chance to watch the sessions from Accelerate 2022 Extend Your SD-WAN to the Cloud – Mason Harris, Principal Product Manager, Network Edge, Equinix Simplify the Way You Build and Manage Your SD-WAN – Manny Calero, Principal Solutions Strategist, Aviatrix Fast Turnup of New Markets with SD-WAN Deployments – Ahmet Uncu, Technical Solutions Architect, CiscoEnd-of-Sale for Cisco1000v cloud router
Based on Cisco's direction, Equinix will end sales for any new Cisco CSR1000v (including both Equinix-Configured as well as Self-Configured device type) from the Network Edge marketplace. For existing Equinix-Configured Cisco CSR1000v customers, devices will be End-of-Sale at the end of February 2023. All new customers are advised to consider the Cisco Catalyst 8000v router, which is recommended by Cisco. Additionally, with the end of sale announcement of the Cisco CSR1000v by Cisco, Equinix will be providing a tool to migrate existing Network Edge CSR1000v Self-Configured BYOL customers to Cisco Catalyst 8000v BYOL. This guided flow from the Fabric portal helps customers migrate their existing CSR1000v and associated connections. For more information, please refer to theCisco1000vEnd-of-Sales/End-of-Life Announcement.What certifications do you recommend to those just getting started?
Hey Community, I thought it might interesting to see what certifications everyone has or is interested in getting. Also, what is your favorite resource to use for study? There are a bunch out there from the various vendors so I'm curious to see everyone's thoughts. Hopefully those getting started can use the information in this thread as a head start.
