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Welcome to the Cisco Support Community Ask the Expert conversation.This is an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the Cisco Easy Virtual Network (EVN) solution with Cisco expert Rahul Kachalia. Network virtualization is common technique to multiple logical networks over single physical network infrastructure. Virtual networks builds isolated routing and switching paths between different closed-user groups, secured IT managed devices, regulatory and compliance systems. The new Cisco Easy Virtual Network (EVN) solution simplifies deployment to provide end-to-end network virtualization in Enterprise Campus. EVN enables possibility to build multiple virtual networks over common network infrastructure. EVN is developed based on industry standard and builds on the existing IP-based virtualization mechanism known as Multi-VRF or VRF-lite. EVN provides enhancements in path isolation, simplified configuration and management, and improved shared service support. EVN provides compatibility and interworking solution to work with remote devices running Multi-VRF or MPLS based virtual network solution

 

Rahul Kachalia is a technical marketing engineer in the Architecture and Strategy Unit at Cisco. He helps create guidance to design and deploy Borderless Network technology for large enterprise networks. He has more than 15 years of experience with enterprise, service provider, and public-sector customers focusing on next-generation network architecture design. At Cisco he has led many initiative focused on enterprise and service provider broadband, MPLS, VPN, and managed services. He also has helped to build the Service Ready Architecture for 21st century networks for educational institutions. Kachalia holds CCNA, CCNP, MCSE, MCP, CNE, and CCIE certifications (#11740 Routing & Switching and Service Provider).

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