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Cisco SD Access v1.0
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- Sant Cugat, ES
Who should enroll
- System engineers
- Network engineers
- Technical architects
- Technical support personnel
- Channel partners and resellers
Objectives
Upon completion of this course, the particpant you should be able to:
- Describe Cisco SD-Access and how it relates to Cisco DNA
- Implement a Cisco SD-Access solution using the Cisco DNA Center™ orchestration platform
- Describe fabric fundamentals and operations
- Deescribe the installation procedure for Cisco DNA Center
- Explain the concept of “Fabric” and the different node types that conform it (Fabric Edge Nodes, Control Plane Nodes, Border Nodes)
- Describe how to secure SD Access
- Explain the role that ISE play as part of the solution of AAA services and TrustSec Policy
- Describe the Catalyst 9000 series of switches; the new features and models
- Describe how to connect IP pool or VLAN configured in the local fabric domain to an external domain via the fabric border
- Describe the wireless integration into SD Access
- Describe Assurance and analytics capabilities of SD-Access
Content
Mod 1 Introduction to Cisco’s Software Defined Access (SD-Access)
1-1- SD-Access Overview
1-2- Describing Fabric Infrastructure
Mod 2 SD_Access Campus Fabric
2-1 Operation in SD-Access
2-2 Deployments in SD-Access
2-3 Connecting to SD-Access External Nerworks
Mod 3 Cisco Catalyst 9k Portfolio
3-1 Catalyst 9000 Series Switches
3-2 Catalyst 9000 Series switch Models
Mod 4 Installing Cisco DNA-Center
4-1 Review the appliance features
4-2 Configure the Cisco DNA-Center Appliance
4-3 Configuring the DNAC through the Maglev wizard
4-4 Logging into the Cisco DNA Center for the first time
Mod 5 Navigating into DNA Center GUI
5-1Navigating into DNA Center GUI Applications and Tools
5-2 Navigating into DNA-Center Application Section
5-3 Navigating into Settings Tool
Mod 6 Integration of Cisco ISE with Cisco DNA-Center
6-1 Configure ISE via Setup Wizard
6-2 Initial GUI login and Familiarization
6-3 Configure roles for ISE nodes
6-4 Add the ISE node to DNA Center as a AAA server
Mod 7 Using DNA Center Design App
7-1 Creating Sites and Buildings – Network Hierarchy
7-2 Defining Shared Common Servers – Network Settings
Mod 8 Discovering the SD-Access Underlay
8-1 Describe the SDA Underlay
8-2 Configure underlay switches using LAN Automation
8-3 Provisioning the SD-Access underlay network
8-4 Building an Overlay Network
Mod 9 Using DNA Center Policy App
9-1 SD-Access Scalable Group Tag Creation for User Groups
9-2 SD-Access Network Segmentation – Virtual Networks and SGTs
9-3 SD-Access End Host Onboarding
9-4 SD-Access Policy Administration
9-5 Applying a Layer-3 Policy – Group Based Access Control
9-6 Applying a Layer-4 Custom Contract – Access Contracts
Mod 10 Configuring Transit Site
10-1 Connectivity between Fusion Router and Border Switch
10-2 Configure BGP routing
10-3 Configure Redistribution and Filter
10-4 Verify Host to Host IP Connectivity
Mod 11 Wireless controller (WLC) discovery
11-1 Integration of the WLC into a fabric domain
11-2 AP Register
11-3 Verification of wireless client connectivity
Mod 12 Assurance
12-1 Dashboard
12-2 Client 360 – Devices 360
Mod 13 Maintenance and Licensing
13-1 Performing maintenance tasks in SD-Access
13-2 Understanding the licensing strategy in SD-Access
LAB OUTLINE
Lab 1: Appliance INIT Configuration Workflow (only demo)
Lab 2. Navigating into DNA Center GUI
Lab 3: Configure Initial Cisco ISE setup
Lab 4: Using DNA Center Design App
Lab 5: Integración del ISEv con el DNAC
Lab 6: Discovering the SD-Access Underlay
Lab 7: Using DNA Center Policy App
Lab 8: Configuring Transit Site
Lab 9: Enable Fabric Edge ports for Client Onboarding
Lab 10: Wireless controller (WLC) discovery
Lab 11: Assurance Application
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CURRICULUM
SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION TO HANDSTANDS
Parents, students and community members are invited to attend this meeting, which discusses educational issues at the high school and its middle and elementary schools. Schools in the Kerrington cluster are: Aldiger, Caramba, Chesterfield, Cutterey, Fraiser, Johnson, Antonio, Lorney Winston, Ramos, and Westford secondary schools
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