ENCWE - Enterprise Network Core and WAN Essentials

Introdução

The Enterprise Network Core and WAN Essentials course is designed to ensure Cisco Channel Partner system engineers (SE) can provide technical pre-sales engineering services to customers, including presenting, implementing and demonstrating rich Cisco application experience solutions such as Application Visibility and Control (AVC), Cloud Connector, TrustSec and Wide Area Application Services (WAAS).

Preparation for exam Cisco 500-452 - ENCWE - Enterprise Networks Core and WAN.

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Público Alvo

Engineers involved in the deployment of Enterprise Network solutions and those looking to achieve Channel Partner Accreditation

Objetivo

After completing this course you should be able to:
Recognize current Cisco Enterprise IP WAN technologies and the role of managed WANs
Describe technical overview of Intelligent WAN (IWAN) solution architecture, benefits and key components as well as its management
Demonstrate and implement the features that comprise an IWAN deployment, including IWAN deployment in relation to Cisco Prime Infrastructure, implementing Transport Independent Design, Implementing Intelligent Path Control with PfR, leveraging Application Visibility and Control (AVC) for application visibility, adding Hierarchical Quality of Service (HQoS) for application control, and IPv6 considerations
Implement and demonstrate the features of Cisco WAAS
Implement and demonstrate the ability to secure WAN connectivity from the branch
Implement and demonstrate the features of UCS-E with vWAAS, present the value proposition of Cloud Connectors as well as new Cisco Akamai Solution
Explain the main objectives of IWAN solution objectives, positioning, architecture, differentiators and use cases

Pré Requisitos

Attendees should meet the following prerequisites: Recommended as preparation for exam:
IP addressing and Basic WAN Routing Knowledge - ICND1
Basic server knowledge (Example: VM-ware)

Conteúdo Programatico

Enterprise IP WAN Technologies
Describing the Enterprise WAN Architecture
Deploying WAN Transport Models
Explaining IPSec VPN Fundamentals
Identifying WAN Routing Topologies
Describing WAN QoS
Integrating Services
Comparing Self- and SP-Managed WAN
Cisco Intelligent WAN
Introducing Cisco IWAN Architecture
Describing Transport Independent Design
Describing Intelligent Path Control
Optimizing Application Performance
Protecting IWAN with Secure Connectivity
Managing the IWAN
IWAN Deployment
Utilizing Cisco Prime Infrastructure
Implementing Transport Independent Design
Deploying AVC for Application Visibility
Implementing Intelligent Path Control with Performance Routing
Adding Hierarchical Quality of Service
Planning for IPv6
Utilizing Cisco Prime Infrastructure Plug and Play
Cisco WAN Optimization Solution
Positioning and Describing the WAAS Value Proposition
Identifying the WAAS Platforms
Describing the WAAS Technology, Deployment Options, and Sizing
Deploying WAAS as Part of an IWAN Solution
Cisco IWAN Secure Connectivity
Secure Threat Overview
Securing the Connectivity
Securing Direct Internet Access
Implementing Full Services Direct Internet Access
Reviewing Direct Internet Access Use Cases
Describing Cisco Trustsec in the Branch
Reviewing a Netflow Security Application Example: Cisco Cyber Threat Defense
Describing IOS Hardening
Reviewing the IWAN Customer Scenario
Trends in Branch-Office Implementations
Describing the Cisco UCS E-Series
Describing Cisco Cloud Connectors
Describing Cisco Unified Border Element
Demonstrating Your Knowledge of the Cisco IWAN
Labs:
Lab 1: Discovering Enterprise IP - WAN Topology
Lab 2: Transport Independent Design using DMVPN
Lab 3: Application Optimization – Application Visibility
Lab 4: Application Optimization – QoS Control
Lab 5: Intelligent Path Control – Using PfR
Lab 6: WAAS Deployment and Management