Introducing Cisco Data Center Networking
Introducing Cisco Data Center Networking
A qui s’adresse cette formation
The primary audience for this course is as follows:
- Network administrators
- Network engineers
- Cisco Integrators/Partners
- Systems engineers
The secondary audience for this course is as follows:
- Network designers
- Network managers
- Consulting systems engineers
- Technical solutions architects
Certifications
Cette formation fait partie de la certification:
Cisco Certified Network Associate Data Center (CCNA Data Center)
Pré-requis
The learner is expected to have the following skills and knowledge before attending this course:
- Good understanding of networking protocols
- Good understanding of the VMware environment
- Basic computer literacy
- Basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows operating systems
- Basic Internet usage skills
Objectifs
The goal of the course is to give attendees a broad exposure to Cisco Data Center technologies in order to provide entry-level data center personnel with the skills that they require to be successful.
Upon completing this course, the learner will be able to meet these overall objectives:
- Describe Ethernet communication functions and standards
- Describe the OSI and TCP/IP models
- Describe the routing process on Nexus switches
- Compare storage connectivity options in the data center
- Describe the Fibre Channel name server and fabric login (FLOGI) process
Description
Contenu
Introducing Cisco Data Center Networking (DCICN) v6.0 course is a five-day instructor-led training (ILT) program that introduces students to the primary technologies that are used in the Cisco Data Center. The introductory level of knowledge that is taught in this course is targeted for individuals who will perform only the more basic configuration tasks. The course lab exercises focus on viewing configurations, with some configuration changes made by the student.
Module 1: Network Protocols and Host-to-Host Communication
- Lesson 1: Describing Ethernet Functions and Standards
- Lesson 2: Describing Ethernet Hardware and Switching
- Lesson 3: Describing OSI and TCP/IP Models
- Lesson 4: Describing IPv4 and IPv6 Network Layer Addressing
- Lesson 5: Describing Packet Delivery on a Hierarchical Network
- Lesson 6: Describing the TCP/IP Transport Layer
Module 2: Basic Data Center Networking Concepts
- Lesson 1: Describing Data Center Network Architectures
- Lesson 2: Describing the Cisco Nexus Family and NX-OS
- Lesson 3: Implementing VLANs and Trunks
- Lesson 4: Describing Redundant Switched Topologies
Module 3: Advanced Data Center Networking Concepts
- Lesson 1: Describing the Routing Process on Nexus Switches
- Lesson 2: Describing Routing Protocols on Nexus Switches
- Lesson 3: Describing Layer 3 First Hop Redundancy
- Lesson 4: Describing AAA on Nexus Switches
- Lesson 5: Describing ACLs on Nexus Switches
Module 4: Basic Data Center Storage
- Lesson 1: Describing Storage Connectivity Options in the Data Center
- Lesson 2: Describing Fibre Channel Storage Networking
- Lesson 3: Describing VSANs
Module 5: Advanced Data Center Storage
- Lesson 1: Describing Communication Between Initiator and Target
- Lesson 2: Describing Fibre Channel Zone Types and Their Uses
- Lesson 3: Describing Cisco NPV Mode and NPIV
- Lesson 4: Describing Data Center Ethernet Enhancements
- Lesson 5: Describing Fibre Channel over Ethernet
Module 6: Cisco UCS Architecture
- Lesson 1: Describing Cisco UCS Server Hardware Components
- Lesson 2: Cisco UCS Physical Connectivity for a Fabric Interconnect Cluster
- Lesson 3: Describing the Cisco UCS Manager Interfaces
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