ENSLD: Advanced Design Principles


Overview/Description
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Expertise Level



Overview/Description

We all want high availability in our networks, but what does this really mean? What technologies and techniques can bring high availability to the enterprise? In this course, you'll learn about high availability and some of the tried and true techniques that make it a reality. You'll explore the powerful Layer 2 feature Bidirectional Forwarding Detection along with its key design principles. Next, you'll examine many aspects of designing a successful Layer 2 infrastructure in your enterprise, including important design decisions. You'll learn about the design of the most critical parts of the SD-Access solution, the network underlay and overlay. Finally, you'll explore the complexities of an SD-Access solution and how to ensure components are designed and implemented properly for an SD-Access deployment. This course can be used in preparation for the 300-420: Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD) certification exam.



Expected Duration (hours)
1.1

Lesson Objectives

ENSLD: Advanced Design Principles

  • recognize the First Hop Redundancy Protocol (FHRP) and the technologies that power HA
  • recognize the use of Graceful Restart and Nonstop Routing
  • recognize the ability to abstract networks virtually in the overlay and handle the physical layer in the underlay
  • describe Bidirectional Forwarding Detection and its configuration prerequisites
  • work with the number of logical ports in use on a Cisco device
  • recognizing scalability issues and concerns for STP
  • recognize logical port limits for scalability in layer 2 infrastructure
  • identify the critical components of a Cisco SD-Access solution
  • recognize key SD-Access terms and components
  • recognize maximum limits for scalability when using DNA Center
  • install DNAC for HA in an SD-Access deployment
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    Expertise Level
    Expert