Cisco SD-Access

Easy Policy-based, security access across all applications and network environment with ensured security.

As I mentioned earlier, I only implemented the solution once on a very large customer. And during the implementation, I saw that the tools that the solution presents make it easier for the network administrator to reduce time in every way. And the integration of DNA and ISE makes the network much more secure and controlled for both internal and external users.

We were able to identify endpoints using SGTs with the solution, we defined policies to manipulate and permit/deny the access according to the customer profiles. We also exchange network policies with other network domains like ACI, through the configuration of Cisco ISE. Using Assurance we were able to monitor the device, network, and application health and made easy QoS configurations using DNAC.

Yes, Cisco Software-Defined Access (SD-Access) improved the network management experience; I have been able to identify endpoints or determine the right access policies using analytics, achieve zero trust security via segmentation, or exchange network policies with other network domains enterprise-wide.

Cisco Software Defined Access has improved our Network Management Experience by providing us with a reliable, highly intuitive and wide-array of tools and sub-systems, which allows us to fully cover the day to day needs from a support and administrator perspective. The sheer coverage that it provides, from mere users to even IoT devices that connect to our network, albeit still small and is on the early stages of the revamp, gives us full confidence on it's capabilities.

Yes, Cisco SD-Access helps to manage the whole fabric infrastructure of all our sites through a single pane of glass (Cisco DNA center). We can push configurations via templates to the various devices, create Qos and Data policies, using PNP, and get micro-segmentation using Cisco DNA Center. It helps to ease the manageability and uniform configuration across all devices.