Cisco DNA

INTRODUCTION Of Cisco DNA

Traditional networks cannot meet the demands of a digital network. Traditional networks were hardware centric, manual with fragmented security, and focused on network data. The new network that drives digital business demands a software-driven approach, automation, built-in security, business insights with proactive monitoring, and troubleshooting. With this vision, Cisco launched the new era of networking powered by the Cisco^® Digital Network Architecture.

The latest innovations in Cisco DNA include new software capabilities that deliver greater intelligence and security through Cisco DNA subscription licensing for access switching and wireless software and an architectural approach that delivers end-to-end visibility, automation, and insights for switching. Introducing new subscription offers for access switching and wireless built on an entirely new era of intent-based networking.

Cisco DNA for access switching subscription

Scale your network for business expansion; segment your network for security, compliance, and complex processes; and centralize network access policy management for secure access.

Cisco DNA for access wireless subscription

Get exceptional wireless performance for high-density environments; personalize services through location-based solutions; and secure your network by protecting devices, data, and your business with strong, network-based security. Built with an agile OS, the new wireless controller are the most secure controllers that are always-on and can be deployed anywhere.

Benefits of software subscription

●     Ongoing access to newest features

●     Up-to-date security protection

●     Software refresh independent of hardware

●     Ability to renew and scale what you want

●     License portability for flexibility

●     Better together pricing

●     Linear, predictable budget spend

●     Software Support Service (SWSS) included

Cisco DNA for switching subscription

●     The new Cisco DNA subscription for switching is available on current generation switches such as Cisco^® Catalyst^® 3000, 4000, and 6000 Series as well as on Cisco Catalyst 9000 Series switches.