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Hello, and welcome to
discovering segment routing.

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In this skill, we're
going to be going

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over the technical
aspects of segment

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routing on our Cisco equipment.

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So we're going to start off with
an overview or an introduction

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to segment routing.

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Then we're going to jump in
and talk about the changes

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to the control plane,
which is one of the biggest

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aspects of segment routing.

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Then we're going to talk about
the different segment types

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that we have available.

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So we'll be talking about
prefixes and node SSIDs,

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as well as adjacency SSIDs.

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So we have a lot to cover there.

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And then we're going
to wrap up talking

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about topology-independent
loop-free alternative.

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This is sort of a modification
on our traditional

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or classic LFA,
where we can actually

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have a loop free
alternative path regardless

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of the topology, assuming that a
redundant path actually exists.

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So as you can tell, we have a
lot of fun stuff to go over.

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So let's go ahead and
jump in and get started.

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I'll see you in the next video.

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