Cisco Edge Network Design for CCDA DESGN (200-310)
This course series will be designed for those network engineers interested in getting into network design vs. network implementation/maintenance.
What you'll learn
At the beginning of every network life sits a network designer who must weigh the requirements of the future network applications and put forth a design that will fulfill those requirements with the resources available. In this course, Cisco Edge Network Design for CCDA DESGN (200-310), you'll explore the options and knowledge needed to define and design a Branch office or update the Edge network for your clients. First, you'll learn about WAN connections and what technologies exist for you to connect to the enterprise Edge. Next, you'll discover Edge connectivity and the tools and techniques to keep those connections operating reliably and resiliently. Finally, you'll explore Branch office requirements, from the WAN to the LAN, paying attention to products and technologies. By the end of this course, you'll be much more confident and knowledgeable about designing your first Branch office.
Table of contents
- Introduction to the Module 2m
- Enterprise Architecture Model - Intro 2m
- Enterprise Architecture Model - Edge and SP 4m
- Enterprise Architecture Model - Remote and Resiliency 3m
- First Hop Redundancy Protocols 2m
- IP SLA and Internet 3m
- BGP Tools 2m
- Split Tunneling and Security 3m
- DMZ Connectivity 2m
- VPN Types 3m
- Summary 1m
About the author
Leigh cut his teeth on frame relay and ATM at the turn of the century, moved on to SDH and DWDM for the new millennium, returned to TCP/IP in 2008 and has enjoyed the opportunities offered him by various clients and companies. Currently focusing on network design and architecture, as well as virtualization and security.