nLogic teknisk studietur til Juniper Networks

11:00 Welcome to Lunch & Seminar at Radisson Blu Hotel, Amsterdam City Center (Rusland 17, 1012 CK Amsterdam, Netherlands)
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Seminar

• Private 5G Network
• Coherent Routing – IPoWDM
• DDoS Protection & CGNAT

HPE Networking / NN / A10 Networks
16:00 Sightseeing
19:30 Dinner: Bierfabriek Amsterdam

08:30: Bus from hotel to Juniper
09:15: Welcome & Introduction day 1 – Robert Olsen, nLogic

• nLogic SP Strategy

09:30: Juniper Company Overview & Market trend – Gos Hein van de Wouw, Juniper

• AI-Native NOW: Journey to the Self‑Driving Network
  • The five stages of a Self-Driving Network journey
  • What it means to be truly AI-Native in a world of bolt-on AI
  • What explainable AI is and how it builds trust within your business

10:00: 5G Timing & Synchronizing – Bjørnar Forthun, Juniper

• In network operations, support for time management and clock synchronization ensures that devices on your network display the correct date and time. Accurate and reliable synchronization of network devices helps in managing security, availability, and efficiency of the network devices. You can configure and synchronize the clocks on the devices so that all devices on the network display accurate time.
  • Detects security breaches on the network devices using log data with accurate time stamps
  • Reduces Ethernet latency and jitter with time stamping
  • Avoids manual errors with full automation time services
  • Improves accuracy and minimizes operation cost to setup Ethernet networks

10.30: Paragon Automation – Miguel Gomez Simon, Juniper

• Paragon Automation provides a use case-based approach for service providers and large enterprises that own or manage their own WAN networks to quickly deploy advanced WAN automation use cases. With AI-driven end-to-end transport and WAN automation, you can:
  • Accelerate time-to-market and time-to-revenue
  • Improve adherence to SLAs
  • Reduce outages and brownouts
  • Reduce incremental network TCO
  • Reduce MTTK/MTTR

11:00: POC Lab Tour
11.30: Lunch
12.15: Track 1: Service Provider – Workshop: MPLS & Segment Routing

• Introduction to Service Providers – Ola Thoresen, nLogic
• MPLS & Segment Routing – Yuri Selivanov & Georgios Vlachos, Juniper
  • Build and design a lab with a combination of physical and virtual routers for core and aggregation running
  • NB: More details under development

12.15: Track 2: Data Center – Workshop: Juniper Apstra

• Introduction to Data Center – Claus Fonnesbek, nLogic
• Juniper Apstra – Valerio Martini, Juniper
  • Apstra automation
  • Automated data center fabrics
  • Cloud-native data center
• Marvis VNA for Data Center
• QFX Serie Switcher
• NB: More details under development

12.15: Track 3: Commercial – Presentations: Product, Solutions & Services

• Introduction to Product, Solutions & Services – Robert Olsen, nLogic
  • Products:
    • Routers (PTX/MX/ACX)
    • Switcher (QFX/EX)
    • Security (SRX)
    • NB: More details under development
  • Solutions:
    • Core-Metro-Access-CPE
    • BNG & CGNAT
    • NB: More details under development
  • Services:
    • nLogic Service & Mainteance
    • nLogic Technical Resources
    • Juniper Professional Services
    • NB: More details under development

15:15: Summary day 1 – Robert Olsen, nLogic
15:30: Bus from Juniper to hotel
16:30: Sightseeing / own time
19:30: Dinner: Gauchos Spuistraat

09:00 Bus from hotel to Juniper
09:45    Welcome & Introduction day 2 – Robert Olsen, nLogic
10:00    Track 1: Workshop: EVPN-VXLAN

• Introduction – Amund Weider, nLogic
• EVPN-VXLAN – Valerio Martini, Juniper
  • Theory deep-dive
  • Apstra EVPN-VXLAN including DCI options
  • EVPN in MPLS WAN
  • Deploying an EVPN-VXLAN framework provides the following benefits:
    • Programmability allows you to easily automate
    • Its open standards-based architecture ensures backwards and forwards interoperability
    • Integrated and efficient Layer 2 and Layer 3 connectivity with control plane-based learning
    • Easy network scalability that’s based on business needs
    • Network segmentation inside and across multiple campuses and data centers allows you to securely separate traffic
    • Minimized fault domain increases reliability of your network
    • MAC address mobility provides flexible yet simple deployment capabilities
    • Loop-free technology mitigates the need for spanning tree protocol (STP)
    • Active-active redundant links fully utilizing network bandwidth
• NB: More details under development

10:00 Track 2: Workshop: Security

• Introduction – Amund Weider, nLogic
• Security – Sonny Larsen & Steven Jaques, Juniper
  • Juniper Security Portfolio
    • SRX platforms – physical, virtual and containerised
    • TDD and Smartwall One for DDoS mitigation with demo
  • Connected Security Distributed Services Architecture (CSDS)
  • Security Management – On-premise and cloud options including demo
  • Multi-Node High Availability – flexible stateful redundancy including demo
  • Multiple use cases:
    • Operator security
    • Public cloud Security
    • Datacenter
• NB: More details under development

12:30   Lunch
13:15     Track 1: Workshop: BNG & CGNAT

• Introduction – Ola Thoresen, nLogic
• BNG – Subscriber Management – Kåre Stokkeland, Juniper
  • BNG Architectural deepdives, Demo and hands-on labs
  • BNG CUPS, ALQ, FWA, BNG on Broadcom, CGNAT inline in MX for BNG, Inline IPSec, Extra BNG scale with Hierarchical-Policer, PWHT PFE load sharing
  • BNG troubleshooting session
  • Service scale out solution (IPSec/CGNAT)
• NB: More details under development

13:15    Track 2: Workshop: Campus and branch

• Introduction – Erling Karstensen, nLogic
• Campus and branch – Ben Beug & Stephen Cooper, Juniper
  • AI for IT operations (AIOps)
  • Wireless access
  • Wired access
  • SD-WAN
  • Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)
  • Indoor location services
  • Access Asurance
  • MSP portal
• NB: More details under development

 16:00 Bus from Juniper to airport