Description
This internship will allow you to acquire all the techniques and methodologies necessary to pass the SWITCH 2.0 exam to obtain CCNP R&S certification. You will learn to plan, configure and verify the implementation of complex Cisco Enterprise Campus switched network infrastructures.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?Network engineers/administrators and technicians.
Prerequisites
Training objectives
Training program
- Campus network
- The architecture of a campus network.
- Design.
- Layer 2 switching, multilevel switching.
- Switching in complex architectures .
- Memory resource management, SDM models.
- VLANs and the campus network
- Virtual LAN, static, dynamic VLANs, VMPS.
- VLAN Trunks, ISL, 802.
- 1Q, VLAN Trunk Configuration.
- VTP - VLAN Trunking Protocol, configuration.
- Link aggregation with EtherChannel, traffic distribution.
- Practical work Integration of several level 2 and 3 switches in a campus network, configuration trunk links, on simulator.
- The Spanning-Tree Protocol
- IEEE 802.
- 1D, overview.
- Different types of STP.
- Configuration, topology administration and the election of the root bridge.
- Convergence time optimization, STP timers, PortFast mechanisms, UplinkFast, Backbone Fast.
- The Rapid Spanning-Tree and the Multiple Spanning-Tree.
- Practical work Implementation of different Spanning-Tree scenarios.
- Multi-level switching
- Inter-VLAN routing.
- Configure DHCP (IPv4, IPv6, relay).
- Configuration of ports in layers 2 and 3, concept of SVI.
- Multi-level switching with CEF, FIB.
- Practical work Implementation of IPv6 Stateless Autoconfig associated with DHCPv6 Lite.
- Monitor campus networks
- Time stamp SYSLOG messages with NTP, SNTP.
- SNMPv3 protocol, overview and configuration.
- Monitor performance with IP SLA probes.
- Monitor traffic using traffic mirroring.
- Practical work Monitor traffic local to the switch, monitor traffic when source and destination are placed on different switches.
- High Availability (HD) Networks
- How to implement HD in a network?rnLeverage logical switches, StackWise, VSS.
- Supervisor redundancy, RPR, SSO, NSF.
- The VRRP and GLBP protocols.
- Configuration.
- Practical work rnImplementation of 'a redundant HSRP gateway for IPv4 and IPv6 on 2 multilevel switches.'}
- Security management in a campus network
- Security issues impacting switches.
- Identity theft, how to protect yourself? Secure access from the switch port with 802.
- 1X.
- The Storm Control mechanism.
- Security with VLANs, securing trunk links.
- Mechanisms to fight against theft.
- Practical work Integrating security.