This course will explain quality of service strategies and tools, how to manage your network devices securely on site and remotely and brief you on the differing strategies for multicast network design.

This course will teach a number of the most commonly implemented Enterprise routing protocols including EIGRP, OSPF, IS-IS, and BGP and how they relate to Cisco network design recommendations.

This course is a design overview on the different choices of WAN network connection types, VPN types, and high availability types, along with the exciting new paradigm of SD-WAN, architecture, and design.

In this course, you'll gain knowledge about the Cisco SD-WAN solution, its core features, and various use cases. The Cisco SD-WAN is a distributed architecture based consisting of a number of new SD-WAN protocols and components.

No one wants an outage. Prevent downtime by designing redundancy into your wireless network. In this course, learn how to design various redundant systems into your network to ensure a quality experience for your clients.

Wireless clients need continuous access while they move about. Mobile users need to roam throughout the infrastructure without dropping data. In this course, learn how to design a wireless network to support quality roaming for your clients.

Ensure you take infrastructure requirements into consideration when designing a wireless network. In this course, learn how to plan out supporting infrastructure and tackle specialty wireless design scenarios.

Ensure your wireless network is properly designed with a site survey. In this course, learn how to create a site survey while adhering to business requirements.

Modern data-centers require a wide knowledge base to manage effectively. This course will cover the concepts of managing Cisco UCS servers. We take a holistic view of compute, storage, and networking and learn how to manage them effectively.

A proper network design is the foundation for a properly functioning data center. This course will cover datacenter redundancy strategies at both layers 2 and 3, as well as disaster recovery planning and the basics of network automation on the ASIC.

Companies that fail to properly identify and prioritize their applications often do not operate effectively. This course will teach you how to develop network Quality of Service (QoS) designs across a variety of environments.

Cloud applications are very data-intensive; datacenters must have readily available storage to meet this demand. This course covers managing storage in Cisco datacenters. We examine various methods of providing storage to a datacenter network.