SWITCH: Implementing Cisco IP Switched Networks

Name: SWITCH: Implementing Cisco IP Switched Networks
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Last updated 11/2018

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What you'll learn

Learn about the components of the Cisco Enterprise Campus Architecture
Implement advanced L2 and multi-layer switching features on Cisco switches
Implementing VLANs, trunks and VTP
Configure a DHCP server and relay agent, for both IPv4 and IPv6
Configuring Layer 2 and Layer 3 port aggregation
Implement different types of spanning tree protocols and mechanisms, including STP and RSTP
Implementing inter-VLAN routing on both a router and a multilayer switch
Configure NTP, SNMPv3, IP SLA, port mirroring, and switch virtualization
Configure first hop redundancy protocols for IPv4 and IPv6 including HSRP, VRRP, and GLBP
Implement network security features including port security, storm control and DHCP snooping
Use an external authentication server in your network, including implementing IEEE 802.1x

Course content

8 sections • 232 lectures • 13h 12m total length

Course Introduction2:02
Instructor Intruduction1:48

Network Design0:59
Cisco Hierarchical Model1:42
Hierarchical Design (eNotes)9:11
Access Layer4:57
Distribution Layer5:59
Core Layer2:42
Collapsed Core Option2:31
Collapsed Core (eNotes)1:56
Types of Switches4:23
Routed vs. Switched Architecture (eNotes)2:55
Layer 2 Switching4:33
Other Switching Tables2:24
Multilayer Switching at the Access Layer1:54
How the Frame is Re-written at L37:22
Cisco Distributed Hardware Model2:45
Cisco Distributed Hardware Model Continued3:03
Switching Methods (eNotes)7:54
Route Caching1:09
Topology-based Switching1:46
What is SDM1:36
The New CDP2:00
Turning on LLDP1:00
Supplying Device Power2:13
What Power Options You Have2:17
What can be Powered?0:47
PoE Standards2:02
PoE (eNotes)3:39
PoE Negotiation0:52
Configuring PoE0:40
Module 01 Review1:00
Review Questions

CAN0:49
VLAN Review1:33
CAM/VLAN (eNotes)3:44
Why VLANs?3:26
Configuring a VLAN2:25
Demo - Basics of VLANs19:05
Trunking4:18
DTP2:25
Demo - Creating a Trunk12:34
Native VLAN2:02
Trunk Connections2:36
VLAN Deployment0:56
Local VLANs0:46
VLAN Types (eNotes)4:30
Voice VLANs2:57
Demo - Configuring a Voice VLAN8:52
Connecting the AP4:19
VTP2:41
VTP Modes (eNotes9:11
VTP Neighbors1:50
VTP Versions6:21
Demo - Examining VTP11:16
Using DHCP1:32
DHCP Configuration Options4:31
DHCP Commands4:58
Other DHCP Configurations1:28
Demo - Configuring DHCP11:04
DHCP Issues0:48
DHCP and IPv62:12
SLAAC (eNotes)9:00
DHCP Can Still Be Used1:19
DHCP Use1:08
Demo - Configure Stateless DHCP20:03
EtherChannel1:58
EtherChannel Protocols4:28
EtherChannel Requirements3:33
What Must Match1:40
Demo - Configure EtherChannel5:46
EtherChannel Load Balancing4:46
Demo - Load Balancing EtherChannel2:40
Module 02 Review0:42
Review Questions

Spanning Tree0:14
Review STP4:09
Types of STP6:30
STP Operation (eNotes)5:56
BPDU (eNotes)5:02
Types of BPDUs1:09
Electing the Root Bridge8:06
Root Bridge (eNotes)12:20
STP Transition States5:38
PVST5:47
Demo - Verify PVST15:53
Influencing the Root Bridge Election2:41
Changing Cost and Priority (eNotes)5:26
STP Path Manipulation0:49
Demo - STP Path Manipulation4:10
STP Convergence Time1:07
RSTP Port States4:47
Change of Port States3:30
STP Toolkit3:12
STP Security1:21
UplinkFast (eNotes)2:01
BackboneFast (eNotes)3:40
UplinkFast0:37
BackboneFast0:26
PortFast and BPDU Guard (eNotes)3:15
BPDU Filter2:13
Root Guard2:39
Demo - PortFast and BPDU Guard5:49
Unidirectional Problems (eNotes)3:44
Loop Guard3:06
Alternative to Loop Guard1:21
Flex Links
Flex Links (eNotes)1:03
What is MST1:48
MST Design (eNotes)4:08
MST Design (eNotes) Continued0:48
MST1:05
Migrating to MST1:14
Module 03 Review1:06
Review Questions

Advanced Switch Configuration Options0:15
First: Time Setting1:45
Demo - Setting the Clock Manually2:35
NTP1:06
NTP Cont.2:12
NTP Modes2:37
Example Setup (eNotes)1:29
Demo - Configure NTP7:22
Hierarchy Options of NTP1:43
Demo - Securing NTP5:11
NTP Versions2:39
SNTP2:22
Overview of SNMP6:06
Versions of SNMP5:14
SNMP Best Practices4:00
Steps to Configure SNMPv33:08
Demo - Configure SNMPv310:02
What is Cisco IP SLA?1:31
GET IOS IP SLA Diagram (eNotes)4:02
IP SLA Source/Responder1:02
SLA (eNotes)6:45
Demo - SLA Configuration8:09
SLA Operation with Responder (eNotes)5:14
Responder Time Stamps2:17
Demo - Configuring SLA Responder7:40
Introducing SPAN1:04
Terminology1:33
Remote SPAN1:05
Simple Steps to Configure SPAN0:48
Steps to Configure RSPAN1:12
Benefits of a Virtual Switch Chassis1:11
Introducing StackWise1:11
StackWise (eNotes)2:40
Benefits of StackWise0:41
Switch Supervisors2:08
Supervisor Redundancy Modes2:46
Introducing VSS1:38
VSS Benefits0:18
Module 05 Review0:37
Review Questions

L3 FHRP0:19
The Need for FHRP (eNotes)2:12
Example of FHRP (eNotes)2:12
HSRP - Topology (eNotes)2:57
Configuration of HSRP (eNotes)7:43
Demo - Configuring HSRP17:16
What is HSRP Pre -empt3:50
HSRP State Transition1:45
HSRP State Transitions1:41
STP and HSRP1:18
Can You Load Share?2:12
Interface Tracking4:23
Tracking Objects (eNotes)2:22
Demo - Configuring Tracking5:12
Tracking Objectives0:53
Authentication0:31
HSRP Timers2:08
HSRP Versions2:16
What is VRRP1:35
VRRP (eNotes)1:44
Demo - Configuring VRRP8:27
VRRP Settings0:40
VRRP Authentication0:36
VRRP Tracking0:56
Summary1:34
Introducing GLBP0:56
GLBP Roles1:16
GLBP Election0:32
Overview of GLBP (eNotes)4:36
GLBP Load Sharing0:23
Module 06 Review0:37
Review Questions

Security0:28
Security Issues1:39
Switch Security2:39
Best Practice9:50
Best Practices Cont.2:30
Rogue Devices2:23
Attacks on Switches1:49
MAC Flooding (eNotes)2:22
Port Security (eNotes)1:54
Demo - Port Security11:02
Port -Errors3:00
Port Based ACL2:09
Storm Control2:56
Demo - Storm Control2:19
AAA Framework2:06
Types of Authentication3:02
RADIUS and TACACS+1:36
Configuring TACACS/RADIUS3:26
RADIUS and TACACS+ (eNotes)2:57
Demo - Configuring TACACS/RADIUS8:18
Limitations of Both1:19
Identity Based Networks1:27
802.1X0:59
802.1X (eNotes)1:40
Configuring 802.1X1:46
DHCP Spoofing Attacks (eNotes)3:12
Cisco DHCP Snooping (eNotes)1:42
IP Source Guard1:34
ARP Spoofing (eNotes)3:43
DAI1:20
Switch Spoofing1:02
VLAN Hopping2:59
VACLs1:35
Why PVLANs (eNotes)4:47
PVLAN Port Types0:51
Protected Ports0:35
Module 07 Review0:27
Review Questions
Course Closure1:35

Requirements

The prospective candidates for this training course are required to have undertaken the Cisco CCNA training or hold a valid Cisco CCNA certification as the course contents require the students to have a thorough understanding of network fundamentals, including the ability to establish Internet, LAN, and WAN connectivity using both IPv4 and IPv6.

Description

The Cisco CCNP SWITCH – Implementing Cisco IP Switched Networks v2.0 training course develops the required skills and expertise in the candidates that are needed to create an efficient and expandable enterprise network. The primary focus of this training course is on the Layer 2 and multilayer switch functions including VLANs, trunks, inter-VLAN routing, port aggregation, spanning tree, first hop redundancy, as well as network security and high availability features.

This extensive training course on Cisco Switching is part of the series on Cisco CCNP certification exam. The course helps the students to plan, configure, and verify the implementation of complex enterprise switching solutions for campus environments using the Cisco Enterprise Campus Architecture.

Who this course is for:

Network analysts, engineers and technicians
Support and system engineers
Network administrators
Anyone involved in planning, implementing, verifying, and troubleshooting switch-based solutions in enterprise networks

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Course Introduction2 lectures • 4min

Module 01 - Network Design30 lectures • 1hr 28min

Module 02 - CAN41 lectures • 3hr 12min

Module 03 - Spanning Tree39 lectures • 2hr 18min

Module 04 - Inter -VLAN Routing12 lectures • 1hr 9min

Module 05 - Advanced Switch Configuration Options39 lectures • 1hr 55min

Module 06 - L3 FHRP31 lectures • 1hr 25min

Module 07 - Security38 lectures • 1hr 41min

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