1.1 Describe the Cisco Design lifecycle – PBM (plan, build, manage)
1.2 Describe the information required to characterize an existing network as part of the planning for a design change
1.3 Describe the use cases and benefits of network characterization tools (SNMP, NBAR, NetFlow)
1.4 Compare and contrast the top-down and bottom-up design approaches
2.1 Describe the importance and application of modularity in a network
2.2 Describe the importance and application of hierarchy in a network
2.3 Describe the importance and application of scalability in a network
2.4 Describe the importance and application of resiliency in a network
2.5 Describe the importance and application of concept of fault domains in a network
3.1 Describe the concept of scalable addressing
- 3.1.a Hierarchy
- 3.1.b Summarization
- 3.1.c Efficiency
3.2 Design an effective IP addressing scheme
- 3.2.a Subnetting
- 3.2.b Summarization
- 3.2.c Scalability
- 3.2.d NAT
3.3 Identify routing protocol scalability considerations
- 3.3.a Number of peers
- 3.3.b Convergence requirements
- 3.3.c Summarization boundaries and techniques
- 3.3.d Number of routing entries
- 3.3.e Impact of routing table of performance
- 3.3.f Size of the flooding domain
- 3.3.g Topology
3.4 Design a routing protocol expansion
- 3.4.a IGP protocols (EIGRP, OSPF, ISIS)
- 3.4.b BGP (eBGP peering, iBGP peering
4.1 Design a basic campus
- 4.1.a Layer 2/Layer 3 demarcation
- 4.1.b Spanning tree
- 4.1.c Ether channels
- 4.1.d First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRP)
- 4.1.e Chassis virtualization
4.2 Design a basic enterprise network
- 4.2.a Layer 3 protocols and redistribution
- 4.2.b WAN connectivity
- 4.2.b(i) Topologies (hub and spoke, spoke to spoke, point to point, full/partial mesh)
- 4.2.b(ii) Connectivity methods (DMVPN, get VPN, MPLS Layer 3 VPN, Layer 2 VPN, static IPsec, GRE,VTI)
- 4.2.b(iii) Resiliency (SLAs, backup links, QoS)
- 4.2.c Connections to the data center
- 4.2.d Edge connectivity
- 4.2.d(i) Internet connectivity
- 4.2.d(ii) ACLs and firewall placements
- 4.2.d(iii) NAT placement
4.3 Design a basic branch network
- 4.3.a Redundancy
- 4.3.a(i) Connectivity
- 4.3.a(ii) Hardware
- 4.3.a(iii) Service provider
- 4.3.b Link capacity
- 4.3.b(i) Bandwidth
- 4.3.b(ii) Delay
5.1 Describe design considerations for wireless network architectures
- 5.1.a Physical and virtual controllers
- 5.1.b Centralized and decentralized designs
5.2 Identify integration considerations and requirements for controller-based wireless networks
- 5.2.a Traffic flows
- 5.2.b Bandwidth consumption
- 5.2.c AP and controller connectivity
- 5.2.d QoS
5.3 Describe security controls integration considerations
- 5.3.a Traffic filtering and inspection
- 5.3.b Firewall and IPS placement and functionality
5.4 Identify traffic flow implications as a result of security controls
- 5.4.a Client access methods
- 5.4.b Network access control
5.5 Identify high-level considerations for collaboration (voice, streaming video, interactive video) applications
- 5.5.a QoS (shaping vs. policing, trust boundaries, jitter, delay, loss)
- 5.5.b Capacity
- 5.5.c Convergence time
- 5.5.d Service placement
5.6 Describe the concepts of virtualization within a network design
5.7 Identify network elements that can be virtualized
- 5.7.a Physical elements (chassis, VSS, VDC, contexts)
- 5.7.b Logical elements (routing elements, tunneling, VRFs, VLANs)
5.8 Describe the concepts of network programmability within a network design
- 5.8.a APIs
- 5.8.b Controllers
- 5.8.c Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI)
5.9 Describe data center components
- 5.9.a Server load balancing basics
- 5.9.b Blocking vs. non-blocking Layer 2
- 5.9.c Layer 2 extension
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