ICL
In-Classroom Learning
VLT
Virtual Live Training
GTR
Class is guaranteed to Run
ODL
On-Demand Learning
START DATE | END DATE | CLASS TIMINGS | MODE | Price | LOCATION | ACTION |
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02/24/2020 | 02/28/2020 |
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USD 4295 | Live Online |
Presenting Cisco Data Center Technologies gives a prologue to Cisco advancements and items that are sent in the server farm. System virtualization, arrange innovations, brought together registering, computerization and coordination and the Cisco Application-Centric Infrastructure (Cisco ACI) are altogether included. As this is a basic level course the information that is given is focused at people who need to perform fundamental arrangement errands. The hands-on lab practices concentrate on arranging highlights on Cisco Nexus Operating System (Cisco NX-OS), Cisco Unified Computing System (Cisco UCS) and Cisco UCS Director.
This course is worth 30 Credits in the Continuing Education Program
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
Describe switch virtualization
Describe machine virtualization
Describe network virtualization, including overlays, virtual switches, and the Cisco Nexus 1000V solution.
Describe Cisco FabricPath
Describe Cisco Fabric Extender (FEX) connectivity
Describe Ethernet port channels and virtual port channels (vPC)
Describe Cisco unified fabric
Identify Cisco UCS components
Describe Cisco UCS organizational hierarchy and role-based access control (RBAC)
Describe how to deploy servers in Cisco UCS
Describe the purpose and advantages of application programming interfaces (API)
Describe cloud computing basic concepts
Describe Cisco UCS Director, its functional blocks and deployment models
Describe Cisco UCS Director Orchestration features: policies, virtual data centers, workflows, and catalogs.
Describe Cisco ACI, traffic forwarding through the Cisco ACI fabric, as well as programming and orchestration capabilities
Explain traffic forwarding mechanisms in Cisco ACI
Describe programmability and orchestration capabilities of Cisco ACI
Cisco Data Center Network Virtualization
Depicting Functional Planes of Cisco Nexus Switches
Depicting Cisco Nexus Operating System VRF Contexts
Depicting Virtual Device Contexts
Depicting the Function of Overlays
Depicting Virtualization
Depicting Virtual Switches
Cisco Data Center Network Technologies Configuration
Depicting Cisco Fabric Extender Connectivity
Depicting Port Channels and Virtual Port Channels
Depicting Cisco FabricPath
Depicting Unified Port Feature of Cisco Nexus Switches
Depicting Cisco Unified Fabric
Cisco Unified Computing System
Depicting Data Center Server Connectivity
Depicting Cisco IMC Supervisor
Depicting Cisco UCS Manager Operations
Depicting Role-Based Access Control
Depicting Hardware Abstraction in Cisco UCS
Server farm Automation and Orchestration
Investigating the Utility of Application Programming Interfaces
Presenting Cloud Computing Basic Concepts
Depicting Cloud Attributes and Service Models
Depicting Cisco UCS Director
Depicting VDCs, Tenants, and Policies
Depicting Orchestration
Overseeing Catalogs and Templates
Revealing in Cisco UCS Director (CloudSense)
Cisco Application-Centric Infrastructure
Depicting Cisco ACI
Depicting Cisco ACI Fabric
Programming and Orchestrating Cisco ACI
Labs
Lab 1: Connect to Cisco Nexus Series Switches Using SSH
Lab 2: Configure VRFs
Lab 3: Explore the Elements of Virtual Device Contexts
Lab 4: Install VMware ESXi on UCS C-Series Rack Server
Lab 5: Install VMware vCenter Server Appliance
Lab 6: Install Cisco Virtual Switch Update Manager
Lab 7: Install Cisco Nexus 1000V with VSUM
Lab 8: Configure a Port Group in the DVS
Lab 9: Configure the Cisco Nexus 2000 Fabric Extender
Lab 10: Configure Virtual Port Channels
Lab 11: Configure Virtual Port Channels with FEX
Lab 12: Configure Cisco FabricPath
Lab 13: Configure Unified Ports on Cisco Nexus Switch
Lab 14: Implement FCoE
Lab 15: Install and Configure the Cisco IMC Supervisor
Lab 16: Navigate the Cisco UCS Manager GUI Interfaces
Lab 17: Configure Local RBAC
Lab 18: Configure Pools
Lab 19: Configure a Service Profile Template
Lab 20: Configure Cisco NX-OS with APIs
Lab 21: Explore the Management Information Tree of the Cisco UCS Manager XML API
Lab 22: Configure Cisco UCS Manager with the Postman REST Plugin for Google Chrome
Lab 23: Install and Configure User Accounts in Cisco UCS Director
Lab 24: Add Virtual and Physical Accounts to Cisco UCS Director
Lab 25: Customize Cisco UCS Director
Lab 26: Explore Cisco UCS Director Monitoring Capabilities
Lab 27: Create Policies and VDCs
Lab 28: Create a Catalog and Provision a VM Using the Self-Service Portal
Lab 29: Explore Cisco UCS Director Built-In Reports
Lab 30: View Chargeback and Reports
It is recommended, but not required, to have the following skills and knowledge before attending this course:
Understanding of networking protocols
Understanding of the VMware environment