Cisco MPLS Segment Routing by Suraj Soni

Segment Routing Control Plane Overview on Cisco IOS XR platform by Suraj Soni

[@viveksharma3760]

Hi Suraj,
Good video. thanks for the knowledge transfer.

[@surajsoni19]

Thanks for your appriciation guys, will surely more detailed videos soon, now a days bit busy with other stuff.

[@samadwani405]

Sir We are waiting for more videos on SR

[@ManamiBasu]

Hi Suraj, Honestly speaking for the first time I came to know clearly about SR. There are other video series available in youtube but yours one is the best. So I really want complete SR series from you and I can assure I will be master then on SR. Don't know if you are really reading my comments but I need the in depth SR series from you badly. Thanks

[@surajsoni19]

Thanks for your compliments. I really appreciate

[@samadwani405]

Thanks for your videos, I got more knowledge from your videos

[@sameerthorappa3356]

Hi Suraj, your SR video is amazing, very informative, i got a lot of information in short time. Appreciate your effort and time.
kindly do a Lab session for SR with ISIS, BGP LU, BGP LS etc..
waiting for it......

[@harpreetsinghhoshiarpur4113]

Very informative video. Thanks sir

[@md.monirhossain9871]

Hi Suraj, you really have good concept and which really reflect on me. i got good concept on SDN now. really thankful. if i could get more details about all this stuff including configuration.

[@1000cisco]

great thank you...

[@pankajknitcs1]

Hi Suraj. This is informative, i was looking for further technical details on SR, like tilfa and all..where can i get that ?

[@gpgupta9676]

Thank YOu Suraj, If you can provide some lab configuration

[@kunalnalawade4045]

sir, please make video on segment routing practical.

[@electroloverofficial]

Hi Suraj,
Great video. One question though, you didn't mention about Node SID.
I am a bit curious about the difference between a prefix-SID and node-SID.
1. What I understood is that a SID may only be considered as a Node SID if it matches it's IGP router-id, but for a prefix-sid, the prefix IP can be anything..
But again, then I am still a bit lost with regards to their use-case? What is the purpose of having both.
2. Secondly by default on IOS XR, the n-flag is set on the prefix-SID, indicating that it is a node SID.
So, how do we configure a Prefix-SID?
If we clear the n-flag, then it will most likely be an anycast-SID..
Thanks in advance.

[@mohdimrankhan3293]

Adjacency Sid should not be globally unique but should be unique to the local router. Please check it for D ,E , B and C.

[@aarthi_ananth]

Can you please make a video on TI-LFA?

[@hoponwithasji]

Please do a video for configuration and verification

[@sameerthorappa3356]

me too waiting for it

[@mohdimrankhan3293]

As per given example at 8:42 you required 5 prefix SID and 1 Adjacency sid due 5 node in between....Now assume that there are 100 Routers in SR domain. So 100 Prefix SID required. Please check your concepts. And correct me if I am wrong.

[@subhasishsaha888]

Any practical video on SG?

[@surajsoni19]

Guys Please send me your queries related to segment routing to my Email: [e-mail]

[@avichaudhary]

Sir, Please explain in details . This time picture is not clear for Types of SID.

[@GopalSharma-vq5hs]

Wao

[@anithar3712]

Hi Suraj,can you explain more about segment routing ipv6 which means srv6