Cisco Enterprise Networks: Design
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The physical design of a network can either limit or ensure its scalability and resilience. This course will teach you to design robust and reliable Cisco enterprise and campus networks.
A poorly designed network can’t be fixed with just configuration commands. In this course, Cisco Enterprise Networks: Design, you’ll learn how to design reliable and scalable Cisco enterprise and campus networks. First, you’ll explore physical network design patterns. Next, you’ll discover the different options for configuring layer 2 topologies. Finally, you’ll learn how to design and configure IP multicast. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of network design needed to plan any enterprise or campus network.
Author Name: Ben Piper
Author Description:
Ben Piper is the author of the “CCNP Enterprise Certification Study Guide: Implementing and Operating Cisco Enterprise Network Core Technologies” and the “AWS Certified Solutions Architect Study Guide”. You can contact Ben by visiting his website, benpiper.com.
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
0mins - Physical Network Design
43mins - Layer 2 Design
14mins - Multicast
39mins
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