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Traffic engineering with topology policies

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Traffic engineering with topology policies

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- [Instructor] In this lesson, I want to focus in on traffic engineering using the topology policies or control policies. And so the reason for this is I felt that we've done nothing but making hub and spokes or multi-region fabrics. We haven't dived into some of the things you can do with route manipulation to kind of influence traffic flows. So to start with, we're going to focus in from the perspective of Boston, but we're also going to look at Philly for a reference point of what's going on. Now, to start off with, if you recall, what we're doing is we're advertising a default route out of both data centers. And we're going to start with just a simple task of how can we get traffic steered towards something like, I don't know, like just New Jersey. So we want to get New York City's default route out. So how can we go about that process? So what we're going to do is first let's just go ahead and jump on our two routers. And so here is Philly, and we're just going to do a quick show…

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