
21 Oct CCIE DATA CENTER BOOT CAMP V3.0(Online)
Course Fee: $3,995.00
Course Description:
This program offers a 6-day instructor led lessons and hands-on labs. Also, there is Troubleshooting on specific topics, Assessment labs, including instructor feedback to provide student mentoring and support.
Course Objective:
Upon completion of this course, learners should be able to perform the necessary and invariant configuration and troubleshooting steps for the following key Cisco CCIE Routing and Switching technologies:
- Cisco Data Center Layer 2 / Layer 3 Technologies
- Cisco Data Center Network Services
- Data Center Storage Networking and Compute
- Data Center Automation and Orchestration
- Cisco ACI
Certification/Specialization:
CCIE Data Center v3.0 Lab Exam
Prerequisite Knowledge:
There are no formal prerequisites for CCIE certification. CCNP + or equivalent knowledge recommended.
Who Should Attend:
Candidates that need to acquire their CCIE Data Center certificate.
Network engineers/designers that need to raise their knowledge to an expert-level.
What the Students Get:
- Secured PDC file of Micronics’ Advanced CCIE Data Center v3.0
Course Delivery Method:
This boot camp is approximately 60% lecture and 40% hands-on labs.
The instructor uses a combination of “Chalk talk” and “one on one mentoring”, the instructor will NOT use an overhead projector, Micronics believes in traditional method of teaching where the subjects were taught and NOT lectured.
The classroom material and hardware are based on current CCIE Data Center v.3 Blueprint.
Boot Camp Hours:
7:00 AM PST -9:00 PM PST/9:00 AM CST – 11:00 PM CST /10:00 AM EST – 12:00 AM EST
Course Outline
The Cisco Nexus platform and NX-OS
- Cisco Nexus Products
- Nexus 7K Features at a High Level
- Nexus 9000 Features at a High Level
- The NX-OS Software Architecture
- Cisco NX-OS Architecture, Key Features, and Capabilities
Configuring Layer 2 Features using the NX-OS
- Virtual Device Contexts (VDCs) in the Nexus 7000 Switches
- Configuring Layer 2 Switching Features
- Configuring Nexus Fabric Extenders (FEX)
- Port Channels and Virtual Port Channels (VPCs)
Fiber Channel and FCoE
- Fiber Channel Protocol
- Configuring FCoE
- Configuring SAN Switching Features
Layer 3 Features using the NX-OS
- Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) Contexts
- Static Routing
- EIGRP
- OSPF
- BGP
- IS-IS
- Unicast RIB and FIB
- Route Policy Manager
- Policy-Based Routing (PBR)
- First Hop Redundancy Protocols
- Overlay Transport Virtualization (OTV)
VXLAN on Cisco Nexus Series Switches
- VXLAN Overview
- Use of VTEPs
- VXLAN Routing
Cisco UCS Architecture
- Describing Cisco UCS B-Series Blade Server Hardware Components
- Describing Cisco UCS User Interfaces
- Configuring Cisco UCS B-Series Physical Connectivity and High Availability
- Using RBAC and Organizations
Cisco UCS LAN Connectivity
- Configuring Compute Node LAN Connectivity
- Configuring LAN Identity and Resource Pools
- Configuring Compute Node LAN Policies
Cisco UCS SAN Connectivity
- Configuring Compute Node SAN Connectivity
- Configuring Advanced Compute Node SAN Connectivity
- Configuring SAN Identity and Resource Pools
Configuring Cisco UCS B-Series Servers
- Configuring Server Identity and Resource Pools
- Configuring Server Policies
- Configuring Templates and Service Profiles
- Managing Service Profiles
- Configuring Logical Service Profiles that Boot from iSCSI
Configuring Cisco UCS Virtualization
- Configuring Cisco UCS VM-FEX
- Configuring Cisco UCS SR-IOV
- Configuring Cisco UCS VM-FEX
Cisco UCS Administration
- Backing Up and Restoring the Cisco UCS Manager Database
- Managing and Upgrading Cisco UCS B-Series Firmware
- Using Cisco UCS Management Tools
Cisco UCS C-Series Features
- Describing Cisco UCS C-Series Servers
- Describing Cisco USC C-Series Server Connectivity Options
- Using Cisco UCS C-Series IMC Discovery
- Upgrading Cisco UCS C-Series Firmware
Introduction to Hyper-converged Infrastructure (HCI)
- Identify the components of a Hyper-converged Infrastructure (HCI)
- Understand the challenges that are being addresses by Hyper-converged Infrastructure
- Explain the benefits of an HCI solution
- Compare First Generation HCI solutions with Cisco HyperFlex
- Present the components and physical topology of the Cisco HyperFlex with Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) solution
Cisco HyperFlex Systems Hardware and Software Architecture
- Present the New Features available with the Cisco HX Release 3.5
- Understand the capabilities and functionality of the HyperFlex All-Flash server platform
- Present the Cisco HyperFlex HX Data Platform hardware components
- Describe the Cisco HyperFlex system architecture
- Understand the advanced storage features and performance enhancements of the HyperFlex cluster
- Identify the hardware functionality of the Hyperflex HX server nodes
- Describe the management and connectivity details for various HyperFlex HX cluster deployments
Cisco HyperFlex Systems Use Cases, Solutions and Performance
HyperFlex Pre-installation Requirements
Installing Cisco HyperFlex Systems Using the HX Installer
- Present the benefits of the HX Data Platform automation function to streamline Cisco UCS and VMware vCenter configuration
- Describe the HyperFlex factory pre-installed hardware and software options
- Identify the steps required to install, deploy and launch the HX Data Platform Installer
- Describe HyperFlex cluster creation validation using UCS Manager and VMware vSphere Client/Web Client
Post-Installation Requirements for HX Data Platform
Classical DC Infrastructure Limitations
Abstraction and Policy Model Introduced by ACI
Policy Model Explained
ACI Components
- APIC
- ACI Fabric
Fabric Startup and Auto-Discovery
ACI Components 3rd Party Integration
APIC GUI Introduction
ACI Logical Constructs
- Tenants
- Tenant types
- Context
- Application Network Profiles
- Bridge Domain
- BD Traffic Handling
- Subnets
- End Point Groups (EPG)
- Types of EPGs
- Contracts
- Subjects and Filters
- Labels and Label Matching
- Taboo Contracts
- Inter-Tenant Contracts
- Domains
- Pools
- Attachable Access Entity Profiles
Encapsulation Normalization and Integrated Overlay
ACI Unicast traffic handling
VxLAN – Cisco ACI Implementation
Multicast
- Multicast Handling in ACI
- Multicast Policies in ACI
Storm control and load balancing in ACI
ACI Access and Fabric Policies
VLAN pools in ACI
ACI Networking (Part 1)
- BGP AS Numbers and Route Reflectors
- Networking Domains in ACI
- Statically Deploying an EPG to a Leaf switch port
- Attachable Entity Profiles Example (AEP)
ACI Networking (Part 2)
- ACI and Layer 2 External Connectivity
- External EPGs (Bridged Outside connections to ACI)
- External BD (Bridge Outside connections to ACI)
- ACI Routed Outside (L3 External) Connections
- OSPF
- BGP
- Transit Routing
- Generating a Default Route in ACI
- ACI integration with Virtualized Environments
- ACI Integration with VMware vCenter
Data Center (DC) services Insertion in ACI
- Services Insertion in ACI
- Service Graphs
ACI Deployment Methodologies
- vPod
- Multi-Pod
- Multi-Site
- GOLF
Data center tasks using scripts (Python and Ansible)
- Create, Read, Update, Delete using RESTful APIs
- Deploy and modify configurations
- Statistics, Data Collection
Data Center Automation and Orchestration using tools
- DCNM
- UCSD
- Tasks
- Workflows
- Catalog
- Intersight
- CloudCenter Suite
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- Applications
- Deployments
- Action Orchestration
**Course outline is subject to change without notice
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Retake Policy:
There are no free retakes for this track.
Refund/Cancellation Policy:
There are no refunds. You will be issued a credit. There is no expiration for the credit. You can take the class at a different date or location at no additional cost. We need a minimum of two weeks notice for postponing the class.
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