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How to CRUSH the CCIE SDA and SD-WAN Sections?

You can sign up for this class and others at: http://powerup.sd-geeks.com Introduction to the Course The CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure exam has continually evolved to reflect the advancements in modern networking. In its current form (2025), the exam places a moderate emphasis on Software-Defined Networking (SDN), Policy-Based Networking, Network Automation, and Programmability. Two critical technologies incorporated into the exam blueprint are Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN (formerly Cisco SD-WAN/Viptela) and Cisco Catalyst Center (formerly Cisco DNA Center). These platforms serve as controllers for managing modern networking environments, supporting both Wide Area Networks (WANs) and Local Area Networks (LANs). In this series, we will systematically deconstruct the major exam topics related to controller-based networking, focusing on how to configure, optimize, and troubleshoot these solutions within the scope of CCIE-level expectations. By the end of this course, you should have a firm understanding of the role of these controllers and their practical applications in real-world network designs. To help students master these concepts, this course will provide: Hands-on lab exercises using both virtualized and physical environments Step-by-step walkthroughs of controller-driven configuration processes Scenario-based troubleshooting drills that mirror real-world CCIE exam tasks Leveraging Exam Insights from Over 200 Candidate Interviews This series is built upon extensive research, including insights gathered from over 200 CCIE candidates who have attempted the exam. By analyzing score reports, failure patterns, and common troubleshooting challenges, we will highlight: The most frequently tested SDA and SD-WAN topics Common mistakes that cause candidates to lose points Best practices for efficiently navigating the exam’s controller-based questions It is important to note that while this course draws upon real exam experiences, it strictly adheres to Cisco’s Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). My goal is to provide an open-ended, structured learning path that focuses on in-depth technical mastery, ensuring you are fully prepared to face any controller-related challenge on exam day.