Python Network Programming for Network Engineers (Python 3)

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction.mp4

03:49

2 - Answering your questions.mp4

01:54

2 - David Bombals Discord Server.txt

3 - Udemy Tips and Tricks.mp4

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2 - Lab Setup

4 - Important please read.html

5 - GNS3 Install Playlist.txt

5 - GNS 22 GUI Install.mp4

16:40

6 - GNS3 22 Install Playlist.txt

6 - GNS3 22 VM Install.mp4

20:55

7 - GNS3 IOS images.mp4

19:11

7 - GNS3 Install Playlist.txt

8 - CML VIRL 20 Install Part 1.mp4

31:26

9 - CML VIRL 2 Install Playlist.txt

9 - CML VIRL 20 Install Part 2.mp4

12:22

10 - CML VIRL 2 Install Playlist.txt

10 - EVENG Installation.mp4

23:41

11 - EVENG Cisco Images.mp4

24:34

12 - DevNet Free CML.mp4

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3 - Quick Start Guide to Network Automation

13 - Python3-course-initial-topology.gns3project.zip

13 - Quick Start 1 GNS3 Lab Setup and IDEs.mp4

10:22

14 - Quick Start 2 Telnet Script creation.mp4

11:21

14 - python31.py.zip

15 - Quick Start 3 Telnet Script Test.mp4

06:04

16 - Quick Start 4 Telnet to a switch and create VLANs.mp4

08:16

16 - python32.py.zip

17 - Quick Start 5 Loops.mp4

07:29

17 - pythonrange.py.zip

18 - Quick Start 6 PEP8 Python Style Guide.mp4

02:41

19 - Quick Start 7 Configure switch VLANs using loops.mp4

08:55

19 - python33.py.zip

20 - Python3-course-5-switches-completed-topology.gns3project.zip

20 - Python3-course-5-switches-initial-topology.gns3project.zip

20 - Quick start 8 Create a multiple switch network.mp4

08:16

20 - enable-ssh.zip

21 - Quick Start 9 Open a file of switch IP addresses.mp4

08:22

21 - myswitches.zip

21 - python35.py.zip

22 - Quick Start 10 Configure multiple switch with a loop.mp4

03:00

23 - Quick Start 11 Loops within loops.mp4

06:52

23 - python36.py.zip

24 - Quick Start 12 Backup Network Device Configurations.mp4

07:09

24 - backupconfigs.py.zip

4 - Netmiko Use SSH for Network Automation

25 - Netmiko Part 1 Introduction.mp4

02:34

26 - Netmiko Part 2 Enable SSH on switches in network.mp4

04:38

27 - Netmiko Part 3 Your first Netmiko SSH Script.mp4

08:00

27 - Python3-Netmiko-install.zip

27 - netmiko1.py.zip

28 - Netmiko Part 4 Script for multiple switches.mp4

03:55

28 - netmiko2.py.zip

29 - Netmiko Part 5 Run script and configure multiple devices.mp4

05:10

30 - Netmiko Part 6 File of multiple Cisco commands.mp4

05:55

30 - iosv-l2-cisco-design.zip

30 - netmiko3.py.zip

31 - Netmiko Part 7 Program multiple switches with file of commands.mp4

10:16

32 - Netmiko Part 8 Script to program entire network.mp4

05:43

32 - iosv-l2-core.zip

32 - netmiko4.py.zip

33 - Netmiko Part 9 Run script to program entire network.mp4

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5 - NAPALM

34 - NAPALM Introduction P7512.mp4

05:57

35 - NAPALM Python 3 versus 27.mp4

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36 - Ubuntu versus Network Automation Container.html

37 - Install NAPALM P6813.mp4

02:22

37 - NAPALM-INSTALL.txt.zip

38 - NAPALM connect to switch 1 P6814.mp4

03:52

38 - napalm1a.py.zip

39 - JSON and more commands P6816.mp4

05:02

39 - napalm1d.py.zip

40 - Mac address table ARP cache P6817.mp4

05:46

40 - napalm2a.py.zip

40 - napalm2b.py.zip

40 - napalm2c.py.zip

6 - NAPALM and BGP

41 - Use NAPALM to retrieve BGP neighbor information Part 1 P751.mp4

02:09

41 - napalmbgp1.py.zip

42 - Use NAPALM to retrieve BGP neighbor information Part 2 P752.mp4

05:11

43 - Use NAPALM to retrieve BGP neighbor information Part 3 P753.mp4

01:13

44 - NAPALM Multiple BGP neighbors P754.mp4

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44 - napalmbgp2.py.zip

45 - NAPALM and bigger BGP Network Part 1 P755.mp4

04:23

45 - napalmbgp3.py.zip

46 - NAPALM and bigger BGP network Part 2 P755b.mp4

02:51

46 - napalmbgp4.py.zip

7 - Use NAPALM for device configuration audit and changes

47 - ACL1.txt.zip

47 - Use NAPALM to configure Access lists P756.mp4

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47 - ip-scp-server-enable.zip

47 - napalmconfig1.py.zip

48 - ACL1.txt.zip

48 - Check if ACL already exists and add if missing P757.mp4

04:17

48 - napalmconfig2.py.zip

49 - Use NAPALM for auditing device configs P758.mp4

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50 - ACL1.txt.zip

50 - Use NAPALM to add multiple config files P759.mp4

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50 - napalmconfig3.py.zip

50 - ospf1.txt.zip

51 - ACL1.txt.zip

51 - NAPALM Multiple config files multiple devices P7510.mp4

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51 - ip-scp-server-enable.zip

51 - napalmconfig4.py.zip

51 - ospf1.txt.zip

8 - Iteration Examples Netmiko scripts

52 - Netmiko Iteration Script Overview.mp4

05:51

53 - Netmiko Iteration Script 1 Basic Script.mp4

01:32

53 - netmiko1-starter-script.py.zip

54 - Netmiko Iteration Script 2 Open a file of commands.mp4

05:50

54 - commands-file.zip

54 - netmiko2-single-device-with-file-of-commands.py.zip

55 - Netmiko Iteration Script 3 Configure multiple devices using a file of devices.mp4

07:24

55 - devices-file.zip

55 - netmiko3-mulitple-devices.py.zip

56 - Netmiko Iteration Script 4 Remove passwords from script.mp4

04:13

56 - netmiko4-remove-passwords.py.zip

57 - Netmiko Iteration Script 5 Except Error Handling.mp4

07:36

57 - netmiko5-error-handling.py.zip

58 - Netmiko Iteration Script 6 Determine device types and run specific device typ.mp4

07:43

58 - commands-file-phyrouter.zip

58 - commands-file-router.zip

58 - commands-file-switch.zip

58 - netmiko6-determine-device-type.py.zip

59 - Netmiko Iteration Script 7 Iterate device type script.mp4

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9 - Netmiko Scaling

60 - Part 1 Encrypted Password File.mp4

07:30

60 - device-creds.zip

60 - encrypt-device-info.py.zip

60 - install-simple-crypt.txt.zip

61 - Part 2 Netmiko Sequential Part 1.mp4

05:04

61 - devices-file.zip

61 - device-creds.zip

61 - get-config-sequential.py.zip

61 - install-simple-crypt.txt.zip

62 - Part 3 Netmiko Sequential Part 2.mp4

06:52

63 - Part 4 Netmiko Multithreading.mp4

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63 - devices-file.zip

63 - device-creds.zip

63 - get-config-threading.py.zip

64 - Part 5 Netmiko Thread Pools.mp4

05:40

64 - devices-file.zip

64 - device-creds.zip

64 - get-config-threadpool.py.zip

10 - Python Theory

65 - Theory topics very short P621415.mp4

02:04

66 - Keep learning P6126.mp4

02:18

67 - 27 and 3 setup P6127.mp4

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68 - 27 and 3 examples P6128.mp4

03:13

69 - Basic Hello World Scripts P612930.mp4

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11 - Python Theory Objects Variables and Data Types

70 - Python Objects P611.mp4

05:12

71 - Python Objects Part 2 P612.mp4

01:12

72 - Python Variables P613.mp4

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73 - Python Variables Part 2 P6145.mp4

02:35

74 - Python Variables Part 3 P616.mp4

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75 - Python Variables Part 4 P6178.mp4

02:26

76 - Data Types P619.mp4

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77 - Data Type testing P6110.mp4

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12 - Python Theory Numbers

78 - Introduction P6119.mp4

00:58

79 - Numeric Types P6111.mp4

01:50

80 - Int and Float P6112.mp4

01:45

81 - Operators P6114.mp4

04:35

82 - Operators Part 2 P611516.mp4

06:27

83 - Operators P611718.mp4

03:27

84 - bin hex oct P6120.mp4

01:33

85 - binary decimal octal number examples P621.mp4

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86 - int calculation P622.mp4

03:12

87 - Floats P623.mp4

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13 - Python Theory Strings

88 - strings P624.mp4

03:33

89 - strings GT 06817 78.mp4

03:23

90 - convert to a string using str P6210.mp4

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91 - escape special character meaning with P6212.mp4

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92 - strings P629.mp4

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93 - string concatenation with P6213.mp4

01:26

94 - multiplication operator P6216.mp4

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95 - string offsets extract characters with P6217.mp4

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96 - string slice slicing P62string.mp4

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97 - string slice slicing 2 P621string.mp4

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98 - string slice slicing 3 P622string.mp4

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99 - lower upper P7311.mp4

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100 - startswith endswith P7312.mp4

02:13

101 - strip lstrip rstrip P7313.mp4

02:14

102 - isdigit P7314.mp4

01:15

103 - count P7315.mp4

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104 - Old Style text using P6624.mp4

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105 - Strings New way to do text using P7316.mp4

02:39

106 - dir P739.mp4

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14 - Get version information from a switch

107 - Get show version from switch P6514.mp4

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108 - Telnet and string offset P6516.mp4

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109 - Show version using len P6517.mp4

02:02

110 - Split 1 P651821.mp4

01:56

111 - Split 2 P7318.mp4

01:18

112 - List and join P7317.mp4

02:52

113 - List and len use Interface example P7325.mp4

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114 - Index introductionP661.mp4

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115 - Real switch get version using index and slice P6623.mp4

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116 - Python3 telnet to switch P664.mp4

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117 - Count P666.mp4

05:59

118 - Use find to get information from a real switch P6610.mp4

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119 - Python3 Telnet versus Python2 Find version of software P6611.mp4

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120 - find not found P6612.mp4

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121 - String methods upper P6613.mp4

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122 - String methods startswith and endswith P6614.mp4

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123 - String methods strip P6615.mp4

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124 - String methods split demo P6616.mp4

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125 - String methods Join P661718.mp4

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126 - String methods is it in string P6619.mp4

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127 - String concatenation P6620.mp4

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128 - Capitalize upper lower swap P6623.mp4

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15 - Python Theory Comparisons

129 - Boolean comparisons.mp4

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130 - Boolean Truth Table.mp4

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131 - Boolean Truth Table Demo.mp4

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132 - false conditions.mp4

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16 - Python Theory Lists

133 - Lists versus tuples.mp4

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134 - lists.mp4

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135 - create a list using split.mp4

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136 - lists in lists.mp4

04:48

137 - lists versus tuples documentation.mp4

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138 - list merge and extendC.mp4

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139 - List methods.mp4

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140 - lists insert and delete.mp4

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141 - list pop index and in.mp4

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142 - reverse sort.mp4

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143 - len copy list.mp4

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17 - Python Theory Tuples

144 - tuples.mp4

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145 - Tuples and Sequences v2.mp4

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18 - Python Theory Code Structures

146 - Comments in Code P722.mp4

03:17

147 - Line Continuation P723.mp4

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19 - Python Theory if else elseif logic

148 - if logic.mp4

07:08

149 - physical router demonstration.mp4

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150 - esleif.mp4

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20 - Python Theory While Loops

151 - while loop.mp4

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152 - infinite while loop with break.mp4

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153 - infinite while loop with continue.mp4

03:17

154 - while loop with a list.mp4

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155 - while loop with else.mp4

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21 - Python Theory For Loops

156 - for loops.mp4

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157 - for loop with dictionary.mp4

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158 - for loop with if and lists.mp4

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22 - Python Theory Ranges

159 - Ranges 1.mp4

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160 - Ranges 2.mp4

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23 - Python Theory Dictionaries

161 - Dictionary Theory P7017.mp4

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162 - Dictionary Demo P7018.mp4

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163 - Combine Dictionaries P7019.mp4

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164 - Dictionaries Clear and check P7020.mp4

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165 - Dictionaries Add values P7021.mp4

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24 - Python Theory Functions

166 - Functions Intro.mp4

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167 - Functions Intro Part 2.mp4

03:32

168 - Functions Part 3.mp4

02:50

169 - Functions Netmiko and Router.mp4

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170 - Functions Netmiko and Router.mp4

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171 - Function 6 Named keyword arguments Netmiko.mp4

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Description

Program networks using Python version 3. Learn network programmability with this practical GNS3 and Cisco course

What You'll Learn?

Learn network programmability with GNS3 and Python version 3
Learn how to automate the configuration of network devices with Python
Learn how to leverage NAPALM for network automation
Use Netmiko for SSH connections to routers and switches
Quick start guide using Telnet and SSH - get started in 20 minutes!
Learn how to scale your network scripts

Who is this for?

Network Engineers

Network Architects

If you are interested in network automation

If you are interested in network programmability

Anyone wanting to learn how to apply Python programming to network automation

What You Need to Know?

Basic Networking Knowledge (CCNA Level)

Basic understanding of GNS3

More details

Description
Learn Network Programmability and Network Automation using GNS3 and Python version 3.

This course is based on Python 3.

Want to program networks using Python, but not sure where to start? Well, this course will show you how you can startÂ programming Cisco networks within 20 minutes.

This course was created for network engineers. There are too many other Python courses out there that try to make network engineers software developers. Instead of teaching network automation, they teach you Python theory. This course is different.Â

This course is practical.Â I won't talk about programming in abstract terms and make you wait before you can start automating networks. I will show you how you can quickly and easily start network programming by using GNS3, Cisco IOS and Python.

You will see demonstrations of the configuration of both Cisco routers and switches in GNS3. For example, how to configure multiple VLANs on a multiple switches, or how to configure OSPF on a router and more.

This course shows you practical examples of using Python to programmatically configure Cisco network devices rather then just talking about it.

The days of configuring Cisco networks only with the command line interface (CLI) are drawing to a close. You need to add network programmability using Python and APIs to your skill set.

Learn how to automate networks using:

- Telnet

- SSH

- Paramiko

-Â Netmiko

-Â NAPALM

Tools such as NAPALM and NetmikoÂ make it easy to configure and interact with network devices using an API such as NETCONF or using SSH. Don't reinvent the wheel. Use the tools available to you to quickly and easily automate your networks.

Some comments about the course:

"Knowing the material from just the first video would have saved me hours of work and rework in the past."Â

"It's the easiest, most fun, and most valuable course I've completed yet on Python Programming for Networking. Love it! Thanks again David!!!"Â

"Excellent course on Network Programming using Python with lot's of practical network configuration examples."

"Great way of explanation.Nice video and inspiring words! Thank you so much David. You are genius."

"I've been doing network automation for a while, even so, I've learned new things through this course. The instructor start from a basic example, adding improvements in each step. It's a skill that's worth it."

"A must for all network engineers who want to learn python!!! I had very "very" basic programming skills, and couldn't just get the bridge between network and programming (mainly Python - since that's where the hype is now), this course was amazing, I have never been glued to a training course since I can remember. The couple of things I loved the most about this course: 1- David's clear voice. 2- Real world application, not only will David interduce different real-world practical modules that you can import and use, but he shows you how to apply them on ios devices."

"Excellent course on Network Programming using Python with lot's of practical network configuration examples. High quality content."
Who this course is for:
Network Engineers
Network Architects
If you are interested in network automation
If you are interested in network programmability
Anyone wanting to learn how to apply Python programming to network automation

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David Bombal, together with some of the best minds in the industry is offering courses on a wide range of topics including networking, programming and software development. Our team has decades of experience teaching students from all over the world. Together we can do more!=======================================Chuck Black=======================================Chuck has been developing software for networking equipment since 1981 and has designed and developed software products for large scale networking environments using languages such as C, C++, and Java. Chuck has been granted 15 patents in the areas of network topology discovery, management, monitoring, health, and access control.Chuck graduated from California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo with Bachelor and Master of Computer Science degrees.Chuck has developed Python for Network Engineers courses for vendors such as Cisco and Juniper Networks. In addition, he has developed numerous SDN application development courses for vendors such as Cisco, HPE and Brocade.Chuck is the co-author of the book SDN: A Comprehensive Approach, a thorough technical and business exploration of software defined networking, which has been used as a textbook for graduate level computer science coursework.Chuck is a well known figure in SDN and network programmability circles. He has made participated in organizations such as the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) and the OpenDaylight project.Chuck is the coauthor of one of the most popular SDN books on the market today: Software Defined Networks: A Comprehensive Approach.=======================================Hank Preston=======================================Hank’s two passions are technology and theatre. Bringing them together drives him towards a borderline obsession on creating entertaining presentations, labs and demonstrations that breakdown complex technology topics for audiences. After spending several years working on and behind the scenes on stage productions, what started as a hobby turned to a profession when Hank entered the IT industry with a focus on web and database development and engineering. Drifting from development into infrastructure engineering brought him to Cisco as a Systems Engineer, focusing on Data Center and Cloud Architecture for large enterprise customers. And after six years as an SE, Hank took up the mantle of a Developer Evangelist with DevNet where he can focuses full time on reminding everyone that technology can and should be fun to work with. Hank holds a Master Degree in Information Systems as well as several certifications including CCIE R/S 38336 from Cisco. =======================================David Bombal=======================================David Bombal (CCIE #11023 Emeritus) passed his Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert Routing and Switching exam in January 2003 and is one of a small percentage of Cisco Engineers that pass their CCIE labs on their first attempt. David qualified as a Cisco Certified Systems Instructor (CCSI #22787) many years ago! He has been training Cisco courses for over 15 years and has delivered instructor led courses in various countries around the world covering a wide range of Cisco topics from CCNA to CCIE.He has also personally developed Cisco engineer utilities such as the VPN Config Generator, software, training materials, EBooks, videos and other products which are used throughout the world.David has designed, implemented and managed networks ranging from single sites to those that span 50 countries.

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David Bombal (CCIE #11023 Emeritus) passed his Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert Routing and Switching exam in January 2003 and is one of a small percentage of Cisco Engineers that pass their CCIE labs on their first attempt. David qualified as a Cisco Certified Systems Instructor (CCSI #22787) many years ago! He has been training Cisco courses for over 15 years and has delivered instructor led courses in various countries around the world covering a wide range of Cisco topics from CCNA to CCIE. David is very active on social media and has over 500,000 YouTube subscribers and has posted over 1,000 free videos.

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