Similar to Data Center and DMVPN trilogy, I bundled the core IPv6 webinars into IPv6 trilogy. Following the great example set by Douglas Adams, the trilogy has four webinars (the real reason: it’s not likely someone would need both Enterprise and Service Provider introductory webinar).
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