Designing Networking for Cisco Data Center Infrastructure

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Greg Dickinson

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01.Course Overview

01.01.Course Overview.mp4

01:23

02.Designing Data Center Connectivity

02.01.The Three and Two Tier Networking Models.mp4

03:33

02.02.The Spine Leaf Networking Model.mp4

01:47

02.03.Layer 2 and Layer 3 Redundancy.mp4

03:21

02.04.Demo First Hop Redundancy.mp4

04:24

02.05.Demo Collapsed Core Topology.mp4

03:31

02.06.Demo Spine Leaf Topology.mp4

02:09

03.Designing Data Center Redundancy

03.01.Overview of Virtual Port Channel.mp4

02:59

03.02.Demo VPC Topology Overview.mp4

01:49

03.03.Demo Port Channel Configurations.mp4

02:37

03.04.Demo VPC Configuration Commands.mp4

03:55

03.05.Demo VPC and Spanning Tree.mp4

02:45

03.06.Demo Configuring a VPC Pt 1.mp4

04:37

03.07.Demo Configuring a VPC Pt 2.mp4

04:13

04.Interconnecting Data Centers

04.01.Overview of Data Center Interconnection.mp4

02:33

04.02.Overview of VXLAN.mp4

01:52

04.03.Overview of OTV.mp4

02:25

04.04.Demo VXLAN Environment Overview.mp4

02:29

04.05.Demo EVPN Fabric Configuration In DCNM.mp4

05:09

04.06.Demo Configuring a VXLAN Fabric Pt 1.mp4

04:37

04.07.Demo Configuring a VXLAN Fabric Pt 2.mp4

03:43

04.08.Demo Configuring a VXLAN Core Fabric.mp4

04:27

04.09.Demo Configuring a VXLAN Multi Site Fabric.mp4

03:04

04.10.Demo Configuring and Verifying VXLAN Networks.mp4

03:55

04.11.Demo Configuring an OTV Edge Device Pt 1.mp4

03:27

04.12.Demo Configuring an OTV Edge Device Pt 2.mp4

03:24

05.Device Virtualization and Management

05.01.Overview of Cisco ACI.mp4

03:05

05.02.ACI Configuration Overview.mp4

02:08

05.03.Demo Overview of the APIC Interface.mp4

04:00

05.04.Demo Configuring a VMM Domain.mp4

03:54

05.05.Demo Configuring VSphere Networking.mp4

01:59

05.06.Demo Configuring Tenants and Application Profiles.mp4

03:51

05.07. Demo Creating Contracts.mp4

03:18

05.08.Demo Configuring MicroSegmentation.mp4

03:51

06.Protecting the Data Center from Disaster

06.01.Disaster Recovery Overview.mp4

03:13

06.02.Disaster Planning Basics.mp4

02:59

06.03.RTO and RPO Metrics.mp4

01:51

06.04.Final Thoughts on Disaster Planning.mp4

03:15

07.Automating Data Center Networking

07.01.Overview of Automation.mp4

03:55

07.02.Demo Automation with Postman Pt 1.mp4

02:37

07.03.Demo Automation with Postman Pt 2.mp4

03:39

07.04.Demo Automation with Ansible.mp4

03:49

07.05.Demo Automation with Ansible AWX.mp4

05:17

Description

A proper network design is the foundation for a properly functioning data center. This course will cover datacenter redundancy strategies at both layers 2 and 3, as well as disaster recovery planning and the basics of network automation on the ASIC.

What You'll Learn?

Designing a robust and redundant datacenter network can present unique challenges. In this course, Designing Networking for Cisco Data Center Infrastructure, you will learn the techniques to ensure the core network is designed with these design principles in mind . First, you will cover the concepts of designing a redundant datacenter core. Next, you will learn the methods used to connect multiple datacenters for high availability. Finally, you will cover the concepts of Application-Centric Infrastructure and how to automate that technology. When you're finished with this course, you will have the knowledge of Cisco data center technologies needed to keep your environment running smoothly

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Greg has been a longtime "technology enthusiast" (aka "computer nerd") that managed to take his hobby and make a very good living out of it. He's dealt with networking software as far back as NetWare 3.11 and GroupWise and carried that curiosity forward to become skilled in Windows, Exchange, Cisco, and VMware technologies.

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