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Cisco Enterprise Network Unified Access Essentials

Name: Cisco Enterprise Network Unified Access Essentials
Brand: Cisco
SKU: ENUAE
Price: 4495 USD
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In today’s enterprise networking environments, the borders have been broken down, bringing with it an ever-changing wave of new devices and cloudbased architectures. Organizations are strained...

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In today’s enterprise networking environments, the borders have been broken down, bringing with it an ever-changing wave of new devices and cloudbased architectures. Organizations are strained under the requirements of BYOD to allow users to access data and mission-critical applications from anywhere, on any device. Cisco’s “One Network, One Policy, One Management” philosophy is behind a comprehensive set of solutions underlying the Unified Access architecture. The Unified Access SE Boot Camp v1.0 course is designed to assure System Engineers will be able to provide technical pre-sales engineering, demonstrate the key Cisco competitive advantages, create a network design against customer specifications, and implement Cisco Unified Access solutions that are comprised of key differentiating components, features, and services.

Skills Gained

Understand Ciscos One Policy, One Management, One Network Unified Access vision and strategy
Create a network design from customer specifications
Implement the core aspects of Ciscos Unified Access solutions
Design and configure the Unified Access wired network foundation
Implement Cisco Prime Infrastructure (PI) 2.0 to support network management of the Unified Access infrastructure
Implement Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) 1.2 to provide a policy foundation for the Unified Access infrastructure
Integrate Converged Access switches (3850) and Wireless LAN Controllers (5760) to support wireless and wired Unified Access infrastructure objectives.
Secure the Unified Access infrastructure with ISE, SGA and 802.1X
Leverage Prime Infrastructure 2.0 for Application Visibility and Control on the Unified Access infrastructure
Describe High Availability (HA) solutions on Unified Access networks
Perform key Monitoring and Troubleshooting activities and methods
Implement a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Solution

Who Can Benefit

The Unified Access Boot Camp is excellent training for the following audiences: Pre-Sales Engineers at Cisco Partner organizations: IMPORTANT—this course will be mandatory for Partners intending to achieve Unified Access Enterprise Networks Specialization. Network, Security and Wireless Engineers at Cisco customers implementing the latest Unified Access technology, including Cisco ISE, Prime Infrastructure, Converged Access wireless infrastructure and the full line of Catalyst switches.

Prerequisites

This course assumes that you have CCNA Wireless and CCNA Routing and Switching certification, or equivalent work experience, as well as foundation-level understanding of 802.1X implementation.
Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 1, Version 2.0 (ICND1) and Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 2, Version 2.0 (ICND2)
Implementing Cisco Unified Wireless Networking Essentials Version 2.0 (IUWNE)
Familiarity with 802.1x by attendance of either the four-hour E-learning or the Introduction to 802.1X Operations for Cisco Security Professionals (802.1X) three-day course.

Course Details

Module 1: One Network Building the Wired Foundation

Cisco Unified Access Architecture Overview
High Availability (HA) Features Implemented in the Unified Access Wired Access Architecture
Introduction to Cisco Catalyst Smart Operations
Cisco SmartPorts Macros
Cisco Smart Install
Cisco AutoQoS
Cisco Easy Virtual Network (EVN)

Module 2: One Management Foundation: Implementing Prime Infrastructure 2.0

Unified management of wired and wireless access, branch, and wide area networks
Comprehensive network life cycle management, including user access visibility, inventory, configuration management, plug and play, radio frequency planning, and best practices reporting
End-to-end application and service assurance visibility to quickly isolate and troubleshoot performance issues
Relational, multidimensional view of users, applications, and network to simplify the diagnostics and remediation of network and service impacting issues
Easy deployment and management of Cisco advanced technologies

Module 3: Policy Foundation: Basic ISE AAA Setup and Guest Server Setup for Wired and Wireless Networks

• Requirements for installing Cisco ISE
ISE installation process
Overview of Cisco ISE new Setup Assistant, GUI, and features
Using the new ISE Setup Assistant for configuration
Requirements for configuring Authentication through AD
Configuring Authorization Rules Using AD and dACLs
Requirements for PI Integration with ISE
Configuring integration
Configuring Monitor Mode for Wired dot1x
Configuring Authentication rules
Configuring Downloadable Access Lists (dACLs) based on Policies
Configuring Authorization Profiles that include dACLs

Module 4: Wireless Reference Architecture using Various Cisco Wireless LAN Platforms and Prime Infrastructure

Wireless Features Overview
Radio Resource Management (RRM)
Cisco CleanAir
Cisco ClientLink Optimization for Mixed-Client Networks Scenarios
Cisco AP Stateful Switchover (SSO) HA Solution
List of Cisco Secure Wireless LAN Features
Use SSIDs for Network Segmentation
User Policy Overview Using Prime Infrastructure
Implementation of Special Services Using QoS
ACLs Configuration on the WLC
WLC Dynamic Interfaces and VLAN Configuration
Manipulate Authentication Process of the Client

Module 5: Advanced Wireless Features

Introduction to Cisco AVC and its benefits
Cisco VideoStream Technology
Wireless LAN Apple Bonjour Overview
Cisco connected Mobile Experience

Module 6: Converged Access Solution

Review of Current Deployment Model
Converged Access Overview
Wireless Features for Converged Access
Interoperability concerns in a hybrid network environment
Switch Features for Converged Access
One-Policy using SA-NET and ISE
Steps for Migration
Using PI to configure 5760 for deployment
Configuring the 5760 as the Mobility Controller
Implementing the 3850 in a Converged Access network through PI
Establishing policies in ISE for clients connecting to Converged Access networks
Configuring Identity Control Policies for Session Aware Networking

Module 7: Securing Any Access

Implementing Authentication for BYOD through ISE
BYOD On-boarding through ISE
Using Auto SmartPort Macros for BYOD
Profiler Service Overview
ISE Profiler with IOS Device Sensor
Overview Security Group Access in ISE
Group Access requirements for BYOD
At CLI, Configuring the NADs to support SGA and SXP
Configuring Security Group Tagging (SGT) in the wired and wireless infrastructure
Overview of Identity Port Mapping? (IPM)
AT ISE: Configuring SGT eXchange Protocol (SXP) for wired and wireless environment
Configuring Security Groups, SGACLs, and Security Group Matrix

Module 8: SmartOperations

EEM Overview
EEM Configuration on Catalyst Series Switches
Automated Diagnostic Features
Cisco Generic Online Diagnostics (GOLD) Overview
Understanding IP SLA Benefits
Cisco IP SLA Best Practices

Module 9: Application Visibility and Control For Wired Networks

Application Visibility and Control Overview
Cisco Medianet
Cisco Mediatrace
Cisco Flexible NetFlow Overview and Implementation
Cisco Packet Capture Technologies Wireshark/Mini-protocol analyzer (MPA)

Module 10: Wired and Wireless High Availability Solutions

Cisco Catalyst Switch Architecture
Stateful Switchover (SSO)
Cisco Nonstop Forwarding (NSF) Implementation
Cisco Non Stop Routing (NSR)
Cisco VSS Solution
Cisco Catalyst Switch ISSU Solution
WLAN High Availability Features Overview
Cisco AP SSO Implementation
Power over Ethernet (PoE) Considerations

Module 11: Monitoring and Troubleshooting

Monitoring Wired and Wireless network devices with PI
Monitoring using ISE Dashboard
ISE Alarms
Implementing Logging
PI monitoring in Troubleshooting
Built in Client Troubleshooting tool to Support Step-by-Step Problem Analysis
Working with NetFlow (configuring, best practice)
Troubleshooting the network with ISE
ISE Search Capability
Troubleshooting Network Access Issues
Using Live Logs for troubleshooting
ISE discoverable authentication issues
Diagnostic Troubleshooting Tools
Cisco ISE Reports

Module 12: Advanced BYOD Solution Wrap-Up

Overview of the Any Connect BYOD Experience for Windows 7 PC
Implementing AnyConnect
Configuring AnyConnect with MACsec and 802.1x supplicant
ISE client provisioning
ISE Device registration
ISE MDM integration ***include video
Configuring ISE profiler for BYOD use case

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Cisco Enterprise Network Unified Access Essentials

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Prerequisites

Course Details

Module 1: One Network Building the Wired Foundation

Module 2: One Management Foundation: Implementing Prime Infrastructure 2.0

Module 3: Policy Foundation: Basic ISE AAA Setup and Guest Server Setup for Wired and Wireless Networks

Module 4: Wireless Reference Architecture using Various Cisco Wireless LAN Platforms and Prime Infrastructure

Module 5: Advanced Wireless Features

Module 6: Converged Access Solution

Module 7: Securing Any Access

Module 8: SmartOperations

Module 9: Application Visibility and Control For Wired Networks

Module 10: Wired and Wireless High Availability Solutions

Module 11: Monitoring and Troubleshooting

Module 12: Advanced BYOD Solution Wrap-Up

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