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Cisco Software-Defined AVC (SD-AVC) is a component of Cisco Application Visibility and Control (AVC). It functions as a centralized network service, operating with specific participating devices in a network.
As an SDN solution operating network-wide, Cisco SD-AVC complements solutions such as:
Cisco Intelligent WAN (IWAN)
Cisco EasyQoS
Application Assurance
Some of the current features and benefits provided by SD-AVC:
Network-level application recognition consistent across the network
Improved application recognition in symmetric and asymmetric routing environments
Improved first packet recognition
Protocol Pack update at the network level
Secure browser-based SD-AVC Dashboard over HTTPS for monitoring SD-AVC functionality and statistics, and for configuring Protocol Pack updates network-wide
Deploying SD-AVC within an existing network does not require any changes to the network topology.
Feature |
Description |
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Updated user interface |
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Improved control of Protocol Pack deployment |
See: Protocol Packs Page |
Improved Microsoft Office 365 traffic classification |
MS-Office365 Connector is a component introduced in this release that improves classification for Microsoft Office 365 traffic. The SD-AVC Dashboard displays the status of the component. This feature requires connectivity to a DNS server. By default, SD-AVC uses Cisco OpenDNS servers: 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220 |
Support for more devices |
Support for 4000 network devices operating with SD-AVC |