DNAC Activation and Assurance

DNAC Activation and AssuranceDNACAACICiscoCI-DNACAA2.0<ul> <li>Describe and Implement the need for DNAC in a Brownfield environment</li><li>Visibility and Troubleshoot with Assurance</li><li>Describe and Implement the need for a new networking model</li><li>Describe the Cisco Software-Defined Access solution, its components and features</li><li>Describe and Implement Cisco DNA Center as the management solution for the new architecture</li><li>Implement a Wired SDA Infrastructure</li><li>Implement a Wireless SDA Infrastructure</li><li>Implement ETA with Stealthwatch</li></ul><ul> <li>Attendees should have prior knowledge of Routing, Switching and Wireless.</li><li>As this course is part of Cisco Black Belt Academy Aligned Content, attendees should also complete <a href="https://salesconnect.cisco.com/#/mylearningmap/SC_LMS_1859">Black Belt Cisco DNA Deployment Stage 1</a>.</li></ul><ul> <li>Cisco Customers</li><li>Sales Engineers</li><li>Enterprise Customers</li><li>Field Engineers</li></ul>The course leads you into detailed coverage of using DNA Center in a brownfield environment with Assurance its components and implementation as well as supported architectures and migration paths to SDA.Day 1- Introduction to DNA <ul> <li>Introduction to DNA</li><li>Advantages of Cisco DNA Center without SDA</li><li>Setup Prerequisites for a brownfield site</li><li>Software Updates</li><li>Network Hierarchy</li><li>Build an inventory of wired and wireless devices for a brownfield environment</li><li>Manage the Inventory</li><li>Automating Image Management</li><li>Command Runner</li><li>Templates</li><li>Topology</li><li>Application Polices</li></ul> Day 1 - Labs <ul> <li>Create sites and building in the Cisco DNA Center</li><li>Configure Network Settings</li><li>Discover Network Devices – wired and wireless</li><li>Place APS on the floor</li><li>Verify the Topology</li><li>Command Runner</li><li>Template Editor</li><li>Verify wireless and wired client connectivity</li></ul>Day 2 - Assurance and SDA Migration <ul> <li>Assurance for Wired and Wireless</li><li>Wireless as a Sensor</li><li>Intelligent Capture</li><li>Prime vs Cisco DNA Center</li><li>Trustworthy Systems</li><li>Network Design for SD Access</li><li>Migration strategy to SD Access:</li><li>Architecture</li><li>Underlay network Design</li><li>Overlay Fabric Design</li><li>Design Sizing Considerations</li></ul>Day 2 - Labs <ul> <li>Assurance for Wired and Wireless</li><li>Setup wireless sensors integration with Assurance</li><li>Setup intelligent capture integration with Assurance</li><li>Walk through Troubleshooting with Assurance</li><li>Preparing the Underlay Network for SDA</li><li>Preparing the Overlay</li></ul>Day 3 – SD-Access Wired <ul> <li>Controller Fundamentals</li><li>ISE and DNAC Integration</li><li>Understanding Virtual Networks and SGTs in SD Access</li><li>Policy Enforcement</li><li>Cisco TrustSec Segmentation</li><li>SDA Borders</li><li>Wired SDA Implementation</li><li>Troubleshooting Wired SDA Access with Assurance</li></ul>Day 3 - Labs <ul> <li>Creating IP Pools</li><li>Create and Manage Fabric</li><li>Adding Devices to the Fabric</li><li>SDA Access Network Administration</li><li>SDA Policy Administration</li></ul>Day 4 – SD-Access Wireless <ul> <li>SD Access Wireless Architecture and Solution Components</li><li>SD Access Wireless Protocols and Communication Interfaces</li><li>Designing Wireless Integration in SD Acess</li><li>SD Access Wireless Guest Access Design</li><li>High Availability in SD Access Wireless</li><li>Troubleshooting Wireless SDA Access with Assurance</li><li>Stealthwatch with ETA</li></ul>Day - 4 Labs <ul> <li>Provision the WLC to the SD-Access FABRIC</li><li>DNA Center to Provision SSID</li><li>Guest Access</li><li>Stealthwatch with ETA</li></ul>- Describe and Implement the need for DNAC in a Brownfield environment - Visibility and Troubleshoot with Assurance - Describe and Implement the need for a new networking model - Describe the Cisco Software-Defined Access solution, its components and features - Describe and Implement Cisco DNA Center as the management solution for the new architecture - Implement a Wired SDA Infrastructure - Implement a Wireless SDA Infrastructure - Implement ETA with Stealthwatch- Attendees should have prior knowledge of Routing, Switching and Wireless. - As this course is part of Cisco Black Belt Academy Aligned Content, attendees should also complete Black Belt Cisco DNA Deployment Stage 1 (https://salesconnect.cisco.com/#/mylearningmap/SC_LMS_1859).- Cisco Customers - Sales Engineers - Enterprise Customers - Field EngineersThe course leads you into detailed coverage of using DNA Center in a brownfield environment with Assurance its components and implementation as well as supported architectures and migration paths to SDA.Day 1- Introduction to DNA - Introduction to DNA - Advantages of Cisco DNA Center without SDA - Setup Prerequisites for a brownfield site - Software Updates - Network Hierarchy - Build an inventory of wired and wireless devices for a brownfield environment - Manage the Inventory - Automating Image Management - Command Runner - Templates - Topology - Application Polices Day 1 - Labs - Create sites and building in the Cisco DNA Center - Configure Network Settings - Discover Network Devices – wired and wireless - Place APS on the floor - Verify the Topology - Command Runner - Template Editor - Verify wireless and wired client connectivity Day 2 - Assurance and SDA Migration - Assurance for Wired and Wireless - Wireless as a Sensor - Intelligent Capture - Prime vs Cisco DNA Center - Trustworthy Systems - Network Design for SD Access - Migration strategy to SD Access: - Architecture - Underlay network Design - Overlay Fabric Design - Design Sizing Considerations Day 2 - Labs - Assurance for Wired and Wireless - Setup wireless sensors integration with Assurance - Setup intelligent capture integration with Assurance - Walk through Troubleshooting with Assurance - Preparing the Underlay Network for SDA - Preparing the Overlay Day 3 – SD-Access Wired - Controller Fundamentals - ISE and DNAC Integration - Understanding Virtual Networks and SGTs in SD Access - Policy Enforcement - Cisco TrustSec Segmentation - SDA Borders - Wired SDA Implementation - Troubleshooting Wired SDA Access with Assurance Day 3 - Labs - Creating IP Pools - Create and Manage Fabric - Adding Devices to the Fabric - SDA Access Network Administration - SDA Policy Administration Day 4 – SD-Access Wireless - SD Access Wireless Architecture and Solution Components - SD Access Wireless Protocols and Communication Interfaces - Designing Wireless Integration in SD Acess - SD Access Wireless Guest Access Design - High Availability in SD Access Wireless - Troubleshooting Wireless SDA Access with Assurance - Stealthwatch with ETA Day - 4 Labs - Provision the WLC to the SD-Access FABRIC - DNA Center to Provision SSID - Guest Access - Stealthwatch with ETA4 jours2995.002995.003305.002100.002100.002100.003305.002580.002995.004000.002990.003595.003595.003595.003900.005385.004399.004399.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0038.0038.0038.0038.0038.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.0039.00