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Webinar: How to monitor traffic flow with Cisco ACI

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  • Date: 27 July, 2021

Webinar: How to monitor traffic flow with Cisco ACI

When: Tuesday July 27th 
Time: 19:00 CET 

This webinar will focus on addressing the factors behind traffic flow in Cisco ACI. The key components of how to monitor traffic flow in ACI will be covered.

In this webinar, you will learn:

  • The implications of traffic flow in a data center network
  • Benefits of implementing Cisco ACI
  • Cisco ACI whitelist components
  • Implementing Tenant SPAN to monitor traffic flow in Cisco ACI


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Chris Olsen

Chris Olsen has been an IT trainer since 1993 and an independent consultant and technical writer since 1996. He has taught over 60 different IT, data center and telephony classes to over 15,000 students. He is a technical author for Cisco certified Courses. He has also authored technical exams for Cisco's and Microsoft's certification programs.

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