Complete Teaching of Cisco SD-WAN ( ENSDWI 300-415 ) (Udemy.com)

you make this learning very easy and very informative and one good thing about this learning is that you deliver the speech in very cool and calm manner. no hurry or jump to next topic without giving 1 2 good example. Very nice and i keen to learn many more topics like zscaler and palo alto firewall if you have created these classes.

I'm dissapointed with the quality of this course. Myabe the author has a very good knowledge about the topic, but for few hours he repeats the same few things without going forward with the next elements. I got lucky and the company for which I work gave us access to INE.COM courses. When I started INE course about SD-WAN, after 2,5 hour I knew the same thing like here after 8 hours. So I decided to continue my learning with INE.COM. Authot should think about optimization for this course and not talking constantly about TLOC and SD-WAN components like vManage, vSmart, etc.

Thank you, Arash, for the excellent course. It greatly contributed to my success in passing the CCNP SD-WAN exam. I would like to provide one suggestion for future enhancement: in the section covering Centralized Data Policies, it would be extremely helpful if additional example videos could be included—particularly for topics such as NAT-VPN0, Fallback, Local-TLOC, and TLOC-List. This would further strengthen understanding of these concepts.

I recently completed the SD-WAN training from Arash Deljoo (Udemy), and I am delighted with the quality of the content and teaching. The trainer explained the concepts clearly and covered all important topics such as: OMP, vSmart, vManage, vBond, and vEdge Control and data policies Centralized and localized policy implementation Troubleshooting techniques Real-world lab scenarios using EVE-NG and vEdges The trainer had excellent knowledge and shared real-world use cases, which helped me understand how SD-WAN works in production environments. The practical labs were especially helpful in building hands-on skills. I recommend this training to anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of Cisco SD-WAN and preparing for real-world deployments.

If you're looking to solidify your expertise in Cisco SD-WAN and prepare for the ENSDWI 300-415 exam, this is the course for you. The content is meticulously structured, covering every objective with clarity and practical examples. I feel much more confident in designing and implementing SD-WAN solutions after completing this training. Join me in taking your SD-WAN knowledge to the next level

I finished the course last week. I have seen lots of complaints about repeating the same subjects from other users before buying the product that made me skeptical but I actually like the instructor's method. It allows me to refresh whatever I forgot from the previous videos so I don't have to go back and watch them again. There are times, I don't need the review so I just fast forward the videos to the part I need. I plan to renew my CCNP that got expired 4 years ago and I feel this course went deep enough to prepare me for it. Hopefully my crazy work schedule gives me enough free time to take the exam before a new update happens in the Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN fabric.

there is lots of good tuition here but the content is a mish mash of previous courses from 2022 overlapping with newer updated sessions with the unfortunate side affect of lots of repitition. adding to the confusion is flip flopping between viptella and IOS-XE which is not instructors fault but would be good to know which is relavent for the exam

I will tell later in this course. now i got certain things about the course. the transcript generated is too bad to understand. Although the content is good but course must mention the pre-requisite like MPLS , IPsec, GRE , and CCNA, so that one can keep pace with instructor.

To me, a great instructor will - Try to catch learner's potential questions and lead them - Not just read out from slides but try to explain by writing at the time Thank you Mr. Arash, this is a great work. The only thing I feel a little sorry is that you didn't list up the source for some figures. I believe you are using some figures or even contents from Cisco but you didn't put the link out. It's a shame you didn't introduce the Cisco document because it's such a great learning material. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/solutions/CVD/SDWAN/cisco-sdwan-design-guide.pdf Edited I want to apologize the word "shame" above. I didn't mean that the way you feel.

The lecturer is delivering the course with very deep understanding. Enjoying the learning, not getting boarded at all. It does not matter what piece of lecture I am referring to; it always gives me pleasure that I get something valuable, which is mostly not shared deeply in other courses. I would like to kindly ask, please, if you can also upload the whiteboard screen shot of discussion on each topic. It helps to make clear and precise notes. Thankyou.