Cisco Ccnp Enterprise Encor (350-401)

Exam Preparatory Course

What you'll learn

Gain understanding of network design models, virtualization technologies, data center design, and how to apply them in an enterprise network environment.

Learn to implement and manage network virtualization technologies such as network function virtualization (NFV) and software-defined networking (SDN).

Learn to implement and manage enterprise-level infrastructure technologies such as routing, switching, and wireless LANs.

Manage network assurance technologies such as NetFlow, SNMP, and IP Service Level Agreement (SLA).

Implement and manage enterprise-level security technologies such as network access control (NAC), firewall, and VPN technologies.

Implement and manage network automation technologies such as Ansible, Puppet, and Chef.

Learn to troubleshooting methodologies and tools such as debug, packet capture, and protocol analysis.

Requirements

The CCNP ENCOR certification has no formal prerequisites, but it is recommended that candidates have a strong understanding of networking concepts and technologies before attempting to earn the certification.

Description

The CCNP ENCOR (Implementing and Operating Cisco Enterprise Network Core Technologies) course is designed to provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to implement and manage enterprise-level network infrastructures. The course covers a range of topics related to enterprise network design, implementation, and troubleshooting using Cisco technologies.Gain understanding of network design models, virtualization technologies, data center design, and how to apply them in an enterprise network environment.Learn to implement and manage network virtualization technologies such as network function virtualization (NFV) and software-defined networking (SDN).Learn to implement and manage enterprise-level infrastructure technologies such as routing, switching, and wireless LANs.Manage network assurance technologies such as NetFlow, SNMP, and IP Service Level Agreement (SLA).Implement and manage enterprise-level security technologies such as network access control (NAC), firewall, and VPN technologies.Implement and manage network automation technologies such as Ansible, Puppet, and Chef.Learn to troubleshooting methodologies and tools such as debug, packet capture, and protocol analysis.The course is suitable for Network engineers,Network administrators,Systems engineers,Technical support engineers,Network architects,IT managers The CCNP ENCOR certification has no formal prerequisites, but it is recommended that candidates have a strong understanding of networking concepts and technologies before attempting to earn the certification.

Overview

Section 1: Architecture

Lecture 1 Overview

Lecture 2 Course Topics

Lecture 3 Enterprise Network Design

Lecture 4 High Availability Techniques

Lecture 5 Designing WLAN Deployment

Lecture 6 On-prem vs. Cloud Deployment

Lecture 7 Describe SD-WAN

Lecture 8 Describe SD-Access

Lecture 9 Describe QoS

Lecture 10 Describe QoS Part 2

Lecture 11 Cisco Express Forwarding

Section 2: Virtualization

Lecture 12 Device Virtualization Technologies

Lecture 13 Path Virtualization Technologies

Lecture 14 Path Virtualization Tech - GRE

Lecture 15 Path Virtualization Tech - IPsec

Lecture 16 Troubleshooting Path Virtualization

Lecture 17 LISP

Lecture 18 LISP Architecture Components

Lecture 19 VXLAN

Section 3: Infrastructure

Lecture 20 VTP

Lecture 21 Troubleshooting 802.1Q

Lecture 22 Troubleshoot EtherChannel

Lecture 23 RSTP

Lecture 24 MST

Lecture 25 Compare Routing Concepts

Lecture 26 OSPF LSAs

Lecture 27 OSPF Areas

Lecture 28 Other OSPF Features

Lecture 29 Troubleshooting OSPF

Lecture 30 Configure eBGP Peerings

Lecture 31 BGP Neighbor States

Lecture 32 Advertising Prefixes in BGP

Lecture 33 The BGP Best Path Selection Algorithm

Lecture 34 eBGP Review

Lecture 35 WLAN Layer 1 Concepts

Lecture 36 WLAN AP Concepts

Lecture 37 Wireless Roaming

Lecture 38 Troubleshooting Wireless

Lecture 39 NTP

Lecture 40 NAT/PAT

Lecture 41 FHRP

Lecture 42 Multicast

Section 4: Network Assurance

Lecture 43 Classic Troubleshooting Tools

Lecture 44 Syslog and NetFlow

Lecture 45 SPAN/RSPAN/ERSPAN

Lecture 46 IP SLA

Lecture 47 Cisco DNA Center

Lecture 48 NETCONF and RESTCONF

Section 5: Security

Lecture 49 Device Access Control

Lecture 50 ACLs and CoPP

Lecture 51 REST API Security

Lecture 52 Wireless Security Features

Lecture 53 New Network Security Features

Lecture 54 TrustSec, MACsec, and NAC

Section 6: Automation

Lecture 55 Python, JSON, and YANG

Lecture 56 EEM

Lecture 57 Orchestration Tools

Network engineers,Network administrators,Systems engineers,Technical support engineers,Network architects,IT managers