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- Primary Audience
- Network administrators
- Network engineers
- Cisco Integrators/Partners
- Systems engineers
- Secondary Audience
- Network designers
- Network managers
- Consulting systems engineers
- Technical solutions architects
- 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
- 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
5 days - 40 hours
- 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