
Section 01 :
1. Course Introduction
2. What is Cloud Computing
3. Physical Cloud Data Center
4. Common Cloud Characteristics
5. Measured Services
6. Around the Corner Agile, Cloud-Scale Applications, and DevOps
7. 07 Chapter 02 Service Providers and Information Technology
8. 08 Service-Level Agreement
9. 09 Infrastructure as a Service
10. Platform as a Service
11. SaaS & XaaS
Section 3: Cloud Heights: Deployment Models
12. Public Clouds
13. Private Cloud
14. Community & Hybrid Clouds
15. Cisco Intercloud
Section 4: Behind the Curtain
16. Cloud Portal Cisco Prime Service Catalog
17. Cloud Orchestrator
18. Cloud Meter
19. Cloud Journey , Consolidation , Virtualization , Standardization &
Automation
20. Orchestration, Application Programming Interfaces , RESTful APIs
21. Around the Corner OpenStack
22. Introduction to Servers and Operating Systems
23. Server Virtualization History & Hypervisors
24. Virtual Machines & Hypervisors Architecture
25. Server Virtualization Features
26. Cloud Computing and Server Virtualization
27. What is Server ?
28. What is Virtualization ?
29. Types of Hyper-visors
30. Virtual Machine
31. Hypervisior Architecture
32. Server Virtualization Features
33. Virtual Machine Installation
34. Cloning Virtual Machines and Using Templates
35. Search & Delete Option
36. What is vSphere Availability
37. vSphere High Availability Lab
38. Enable Distributed Resource Scheduler DRS
39. vSphere Monitoring and Performance Slides
40. vSphere Monitoring and Performance Lab
Section 3: Virtual Machine Networking
41. Virtual Machines Networking
42. VMware vSphere Port Group & vSS
43. vSwitch0 or Standard Switch Lab
44. Port Group Properties
45. Introduction to Distributed Virtual Switch
46. Distributed Virtual Switch Walk-through
47. Create Distributed Port Group
48. Create new Distributed Virtual Switch
Analyze customer requirements, plan infrastructure across applications and networks, and iteratively design, build, test, and operate cloud and data center solutions that adapt to changes and SLA needs.
Explore type one bare-metal and type two hypervisors, their hardware efficiency, and how virtualization supports reduced costs, redundancy, and faster provisioning for robust data center management.
Install a virtual machine on ESX by creating it from template, configuring data center, datastore, compatibility, and guest OS, then boot, remote into the VM, and perform a minimal install.
Enable distributed resource scheduler drs to automatically migrate vms between hosts based on resource utilization, and monitor cpu, memory, and network utilization with automation levels and alarms.
Learn to create and assign vlans on switches, configure access and trunk ports with 802.1Q trunking, and enable inter-vlan routing via a gateway to reduce broadcast domains and improve security.
Engage in a hands-on OSPF authentication and virtual link lab, configuring Area zero, Area one, and Area two, and implementing plaintext or key-based authentication to connect the areas.
continue the BGP basic lab, focusing on iBGP vs eBGP, by fixing the VCP to 200 and confirming assembly and QIP VCP are up, then review other basic configurations.
In this BGP neighbor and synchronization lab, learners configure and verify BGP peers across a multi-device EVC/overlay network, set timers and passwords, and confirm neighbor establishment and routing readiness.
explore data center security and network services, including port security, security features, firewalls and security appliances, and service insertion, with troubleshooting scenarios.
Configure a span port to mirror traffic from the source to the destination, capture packets with a sniffer, and analyze them with Wireshark to verify and inspect icmp traffic.
Continue configuring layer 3 only communication across sites by creating site-specific templates, application profiles, and web epgs, defining subnets, and establishing contracts for cross-site connectivity.
Master the basics of vxlan evpn with a data center lab, a hands-on bgp configuration walkthrough, and a guided playlist of 12 videos.
Explore vxlan encapsulation with the inner and outer headers, udp carrying the vxlan payload, 24-bit vni for 16 million segments, and 50 bytes overhead, using port 4789.
Exam Description: The Cisco CCIE Data Center (v3.0) Practical
Exam is an eight-hour, hands-on exam that requires a candidate
to plan, design, deploy, operate, and optimize complex Data
Center networks.
Candidates are expected to program and automate the network
within their exam, as per exam topics below.
The following topics are general guidelines for the content likely
to be included on the exam. Your knowledge, skills and abilities on
these topics will be tested throughout the entire network lifecycle,
unless explicitly specified otherwise within this document.
The exam is closed book and no outside reference materials are allowed.
1. Data Center L2/L3 Connectivity (20%)
1.1 Layer 2 technologies
1.1.a Link Aggregation
1.1.a i vPC
1.1.a ii PortChannel
1.1.b Tagging/Trunking
1.1.c Static Path binding
1.1.d Spanning Tree Protocol
1.1.d i PVST
1.1.d ii MST
1.2 Routing Protocols and features
1.2.a OSPF (v2 and v3)
1.2.a i Authentication
1.2.a ii Adjacencies
1.2.a iii Network types and Area Types
1.2.a iv LSA Types
1.2.a v Route Aggregation/Summarization
1.2.a vi Route Redistribution
1.2.b ISIS
1.2.b i Adjacencies
1.2.b.i.1. Single area, single topology
1.2.b ii Network types, Levels and Router types
1.2.b.ii.1. NSAP addressing
1.2.b.ii.2. Point-to-point, broadcast
1.2.c BGP
1.2.c i Path Selection
1.2.c ii External and Internal Peering
1.2.c iii Route reflectors and Route Server
1.2.c iv Peer Templates
1.2.c v Multi-Hop EBGP
1.2.c vi Route Aggregation/Summarization
1.2.c vii Route Redistribution
1.2.d BFD
1.2.e FHRP
1.3 Multicast protocols
1.3.a PIM
1.3.a i Sparse Mode
1.3.a ii BiDir
1.3.a iii Static RP, BSR, AutoRP, PhantomRP
1.3.a iv IPv4 PIM Anycast
1.3.a v IPv4 Anycast RP using MSDP
1.3.b IGMP
1.3.b i IGMPv2, IGMPv3
1.3.b ii IGMP Snooping
1.3.b iii IGMP Querier
2. Data Center Fabric Infrastructure (15%)
2.1 Physical fabric components
2.1.a Fabric Discovery
2.1.b Controllers/Network Managers
2.1.c Switches
2.2 Fabric policies
2.2.a Access Policies
2.2.b Multi Tenancy
2.2.c Monitoring Policies
2.3 Tenant Policies
2.3.a Application profiles and EPGs
2.3.b Networking
2.3.c Security
2.4 Fabric Monitoring
2.4.a Faults
2.4.b Events
2.4.c Health indicators
2.4.d Audit Logs
2.5 Virtual Networking
2.5.a vSphere VDS
3. Data Center Fabric Connectivity (15%)
3.1 VRF lite
3.2 L3Out
3.2.a OSPF
3.2.a i Authentication
3.2.a ii Adjacencies
3.2.a iii Network types and Area Types
3.2.a iv Route Redistribution
3.2.b BGP
3.2.b i AS manipulation
3.2.b ii External and Internal Peering
3.2.b iii Route reflectors
3.2.b iv Route Redistribution
3.2.c Transit Routing
3.3 Inter Fabric connectivity
3.3.a Multi-Pod
3.3.b Multi-Site
3.3.c Virtual POD
3.3.d remote Leaf
3.4 Overlays
3.4.a VXLAN EVPN
4. Data Center Compute (15%)
4.1 Compute Resources
4.1.a UCSM Policies, Profiles and Templates
4.1.b Hyperflex
4.2 Compute Connectivity
4.2.a SAN/LAN uplinks
4.2.b Rack server integration
4.2.c Port Modes
5. Data Center Storage Protocols and Features (10%)
5.1 FC and FCoE
5.1.a Zoning
5.1.b NPV/NPIV
5.1.c Trunking
5.1.d Portchannel
5.1.e Load Balancing
5.2 iSCSI
5.2.a Authentication
5.2.b Multipathing
5.3 RoCE v2 over IP Networks
6. Data Center Security and Network Services (10%)
6.1 Security features
6.1.a ACL's
6.1.b First Hop Security
6.1.c Port security
6.1.d Private VLANs
6.1.e Contracts
6.2 RBAC
6.2.a Radius
6.2.b TACACS+
6.2.c LDAP
6.2.d AAA
6.3 Network Services Insertion and Redirection
6.3.a Policy Based Routing
6.3.b Policy Based Redirection
6.3.c Inter VRF communication
6.3.d Route Targets
6.3.e Prefix Lists
6.4 Services
6.4.a Flow/Telemetry Export
6.4.b SPAN
6.4.c SNMP
6.4.d Syslog
6.4.e DHCP
6.4.f NTP/PTP
6.5 Traffic management
6.5.a Queueing
6.5.b Policing
6.5.c Classification/Marking
6.5.d Scheduling
6.5.e CoPP
7. Data Center Automation and Orchestration (15%)
7.1 Data center tasks using scripts (Python and Ansible)
7.1.a Create, Read, Update, Delete using RESTful APIs
7.1.b Deploy and modify configurations
7.1.c Statistics, Data Collection
7.2 Data Center Automation and Orchestration using tools
7.2.a DCNM
7.2.b UCSD
7.2.b i Tasks