Understanding Cisco Sda Fundamentals (Sdafnd) V1.0

A Complete SDA step by step guide

What you'll learn

List the components that make up the SD-Access solution and describe how SD-Access operates

Configure and verify the secure integration between ISE and DNA Center

Configure and verify the network underlay and use DNA Center to discover the nodes and add them to the inventory

A Complete Wired & Wireless deployment via Cisco DNAC SD-Access

Requirements

Network deployment experience equivalent to the Cisco CCNP® Routing and Switching certification

Practical experience in locating and viewing groups and policies in ISE

Working knowledge of Cisco wireless operation and configuration of Cisco wireless LAN controllers and access points

Description

What you’ll learnThe Understanding Cisco SDA Fundamentals (SDAFND) v1.0 training introduces you to Cisco Software-Defined Access and teaches you, through a combination of lectures and labs, how to implement simple, single-site fabric networks.You will learn the benefits of leveraging Software-Defined Access in the Cisco-powered Enterprise Campus network. SDAFND will introduce the solution, its architecture and components, and guide you through labs to design and deploy simple Cisco SD-Access networks.How you'll benefitThis training will help you:Deploy Cisco SD-Access networksExplain Cisco Software-Designed AccessOperate, manage, and integrate Cisco DNA CenterPrepare for various Cisco certifications: Cisco Certified Specialist – Enterprise Core (ENCOR), and Cisco Certified Specialist – Enterprise Design (ENSLD)ObjectivesAfter taking this training, you should be able to:Describe Cisco SD-Access architecture and its componentsExplain Cisco DNA Center deployment models, scaling, and high availabilityIdentify Cisco SD-Access fabric protocols and node rolesUnderstand the Cisco SD-Access Wireless deployment modelsAutomate Day 0 device onboarding with Cisco DNA Center LAN Automation and Network PnPDeploy simple Cisco SD-Access fabric networksMonitor health and performance of the network with Cisco DNA Center AssuranceInteract with the Cisco DNA Center Platform Intent APIsLearn LISP & basics of DNAC as well

Overview

Section 1: DNAC Basics

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 02 Present & Future of Networking - DNAC

Lecture 3 03 DNA Center Introduction

Lecture 4 04 DNAC Hardware Specification

Lecture 5 05 DNAC installation Walkthrough

Lecture 6 06 DNAC day 0

Lecture 7 07 DNAC Dashboard

Lecture 8 08 DNAC Device Discovery

Lecture 9 09 DNA Center Hierarchy or Site Design

Section 2: SD-Access Wired Network Deployment

Lecture 10 10 SD-Access Start

Lecture 11 Introduction to SD-Access terminologies

Lecture 12 11 DNAC Device Provisioning to sites

Lecture 13 12 Fabric Sites Provisioning Workflow

Lecture 14 13 Transits and Peer Networks

Lecture 15 14 Fabric Roles Configuration to HQ devices

Section 3: Understand LISP via CLI

Lecture 16 15 LISP Starts

Lecture 17 16 How LISP Works

Lecture 18 17 LISP Use Cases

Lecture 19 18 Packet Walk

Lecture 20 19 LISP Configuration

Lecture 21 20 LISP Verification

Lecture 22 21 LISP Shared-Mode Virtualization Configuration

Lecture 23 22 LISP Shared-Mode Verification

Lecture 24 23 LISP other Features

Section 4: SD-Access Wired Deployment continue after LISP

Lecture 25 24 BGP & LISP Configuration Check at HQ

Lecture 26 25 Fabric Role Configuration to DC & Cli verification

Lecture 27 26 Fabric Role configuration at Branch

Lecture 28 27 Create Anycast Gateways & VLANs

Lecture 29 28 Create Fabric zone and assign anycast gateway

Lecture 30 29 Create L2VNI with Custom VLAN & testing

Section 5: DNAC & ISE integration & PEN deployment

Lecture 31 30 ISE & DNAC integration

Lecture 32 31 ISE Migration & AAA addition

Lecture 33 32 Create Anycast gateway for Policy Extended Node PEN

Lecture 34 33 PEN Port-Channel creation

Section 6: SD-Access Wireless Deployment

Lecture 35 34 SDA Wireless integration – SSID Creation

Lecture 36 35 Wireless Controller CPS-9800-CL Provisioning

Lecture 37 36 Create AP Gateways in INFRA_VN

Lecture 38 37 Embedded Wireless on FIAB

The course is designed for Engineers who are responsible for planning, designing, or implementing the Cisco SD-Access solution.,Job roles that will benefit most from this training are network architects, field, implementation, and operations engineers