Designing Cisco Data Center Infrastructure (DCID) v6.0 is a five-day instructor-led course that focuses on data center design based on Cisco solutions. The course includes theoretical content, as well as design-oriented case studies that are in the form of testlets. The course is designed to help students prepare for Cisco CCNP® Data Center certification and for professional-level data center roles.
The course includes information on designing data centers with Cisco components and technologies. It covers network designs with virtualization, Layer 2 and Layer 3 technologies and routing protocols, and data center interconnect design options. Also covered are device virtualization technologies such as virtual data centers and network function virtualization with virtual appliances, including virtual switches, virtual routers, and virtual firewalls. Storage and SAN design is covered, with explanation of Fibre Channel networks and Cisco Unified Fabric.
Design practices for the Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) solution based on Cisco UCS B-Series and C-Series servers and Cisco UCS Manager are covered. Network management technologies include UCS Manager, Cisco Prime Data Center Network Manager, and Cisco UCS Director.
Note: Students registering for this course will be receiving their course kit in a digital format.
Requirements and Instructions
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Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Describe Layer 2 switching and Layer 3 forwarding in a data center, including cabling and rack design for the access, aggregation, and core layers
- Design vPC, Cisco FabricPath, OTV, and LISP in customer scenarios and describe management options in the LAN
- Describe hardware virtualization and FEX technologies, compare the Cisco Nexus 1000v with VM-FEX designs, discuss data center security threats and Cisco Virtual Application Container Services for IaaS, and describe management and automation options for the
- data center infrastructure
- Describe storage and RAID options, describe the Fibre Channel concept and architecture, and design Fibre Channel and FCoE networks, along with management options
- Describe the UCS C-Series, M-Series, and B-Series servers, with connectivity and adapter options. For the UCS B-Series deployment, you will be able to describe the blade chassis, I/O modules, and fabric interconnects, with a focus on southbound and northbound connectivity and oversubscription. Compare the EHV and NPV network operations modes. Explain and distinguish among the different system integrated stack solutions and the management options for the UCS domains
- Design the resource parameters for a UCS domain, starting with the setup and IP concepts, RBAC, and integration with authentication servers. Design the resource pools and policies used in UCS service profiles and templates
Prerequisites
Students considered for this training should have attended the following classes or obtained equivalent level of knowledge:
- Introducing Cisco Data Center Networking (DCICN) v6.0
- Introducing Cisco Data Center Technologies (DCICT) v6.0
- Implementing Cisco Data Center Infrastructure (DCII) v6.0
- Implementing Cisco Data Center Unified Computing (DCUCI) v6.0
- Implementing Cisco Data Center Virtualization and Automation (DCVAI) v6.0
The knowledge and skills that a learner should have before attending this course:
- Implement data center networking (LAN and SAN)
- Describe data center storage
- Implement data center virtualization
- Implement Cisco Unified Computing System
- Implement data center automation and orchestration with the focus on Cisco ACI and UCS Director
- Describe products in the Cisco Data Center Nexus and MDS families
Who Should Attend
The primary audience for this course is as follows:
- Network Designer
- Network Administrator
- Network Engineer
- Systems Engineer
- Consulting Systems Engineer
- Technical Solutions Architect
- Cisco Integrators/Partners
The secondary audience for this course is as follows:
- Server Administrator
- Network Manager
The tertiary audience for this course is as follows:
- Storage Administrator
- Program Manager
- Project Manager
Course Outline
Module 1: Data Center Network Connectivity Design
Lesson 1: Describing High Availability on Layer 2
- Error Detection
- UDLD Configuration
- High Availability on Layer 2
- RSTP and MSTP
- Layer 2 Protocols and Layer 2 Fabrics
- Layer 2 Scalability Limitations
- Layer 2 Newer Scaling Technologies
- Virtual Port Channels
- vPC Use Cases
- Cisco FabricPath
- Cisco FabricPath Simplicity and Usability in the Data Center
- Cisco FabricPath Technology, Architecture, and CE
- Conversational MAC Learning and IS-IS
- Multidestination Trees and Data Encapsulation
- Transparent Interconnection of Lots of Links
- Layer 2 Technologies in the Data Center
- Challenge
- Activity: Design Virtual Port Channels
- Activity: Design FabricPath
Lesson 2: Describing Layer 3 Forwarding
- Layer 2 Error Detection
- High Availability on Layer 3
- Comparing First Hop Redundancy Protocols
- Hot Standby Router Protocol
- HSRP Within the Data Center
- Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
- Gateway Load Balancing Protocol
- IPv6 in Data Centers
- Routing Protocols in Data Center Networks
- Routing Design and Policy Based Routing
- Routing Protocol Security
- Neighbor Authentication
- Control Plane Policing and Protection
- Routing Protocols High Availability
- Centralized and Distributed Forwarding
- Layer 3 Technologies Within Data Centers
- Challenge
- Activity: Design FHRP
- Activity: Design Routing Protocols
Lesson 3: Designing Data Center Topologies
- Data Center Traffic Flows
- Cabling Challenges
- Direct-Connect vs. Distributed Cabling
- EoR vs. MoR vs. ToR
- ToR with Cisco Nexus 2000 Series FEX
- Data Center Access: vPC
- Data Center Access: FEX
- Data Center Access: Unified Fabric
- Data Center Aggregation: Services
- Data Center Aggregation: Unified Fabric
- Data Center Aggregation: IP-Based Storage
- Data Center Core: Layer 3
- Data Center Core: Layer 2
- Data Center Core: Collapsed Core with VDCs
- Need for Spine-Leaf Architecture
- Spine-Leaf Architecture Overview
- Migration to Spine-Leaf Fabric
- Challenge
Lesson 4: Designing Data Center Interconnects with Cisco OTV
- Cisco OTV Overview
- Cisco OTV Components
- Cisco OTV Control Plane
- Cisco OTV Control Plane Using Multicast
- Cisco OTV Control Plane Using Unicast
- Cisco OTV Data Plane
- Failure Isolation: STP
- Failure Isolation: Unicast Storms
- Failure Isolation: ARP Traffic
- Cisco OTV Multi-Homing
- Cisco OTV Mobility
- Cisco OTV Scalability
- Cisco OTV Path Optimization: Egress Routing
- Cisco OTV Path Optimization: Ingress Routing
- Cisco OTV VLAN Translation Feature
- FabricPath and VXLAN vs. Cisco OTV as the DCI
- Cisco OTV Support
- Challenge
- Activity: Design Data Center Interconnect Using Cisco OTV
Lesson 5: Designing a LISP Solution
- LISP Overview
- LISP Terms and Components
- LISP Packet Flow
- LISP Control Plane
- Use Case: LISP Host Mobility Overview
- LISP Host Mobility Deployment Models
- Use Case: Multi-Tenant Environments
- Use Case: IPv6 Enablement
- Cisco Nexus 7000 as a Platform for LISP
- Challenge
Module 2: Data Center Infrastructure Design
Lesson 1: Describing Hardware and Device Virtualization
- Hardware High Availability and Redundancy
- Device-Based Network Virtualization
- VLAN and VRF Principle
- VDC Architecture
- VDC Use Case
- Network Virtualization
- Server Hardware
- Universally Unique Identifiers
- World Wide Name
- Service Profile Summary
- Server Virtualization
- Virtual Access Layer
- Virtual Access Layer Solutions
- Storage Virtualization
- VSAN Primary Functions
- VSAN Numbering
- VSAN Membership
- VSAN Tagging
- Inter-VSAN Routing
- IVR Terminology
- NPIV Use Case
- NPV Use Case
- NPV and NPIV Hardware Support
- NPV Traffic Distribution
- Challenge
- Activity: Design Your VXLAN Network
Lesson 2: Describing FEX Options
- Cisco Adapter FEX
- Cisco Adapter FEX Scalability
- Cisco Adapter FEX Use Cases
- Access Layer with Cisco FEX
- Cisco FEX Port Types
- Cisco FEX Access Topologies
- Cisco VM-FEX
- Virtualization-Aware Networking
- VN-Tag Frame Format
- Cisco VM-FEX Traffic Flow
- Cisco VM-FEX Traffic Modes
- Dynamic Interfaces
- Cisco FEX Technologies in the Data Center
- Challenge
- Activity: Design a FEX
Lesson 3: Describing Virtual Networking
- Hypervisor Extensions
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Architecture Principles
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Components Communication
- Cisco Nexus 1000V VSM-VEM Layer 2 Connectivity
- Cisco Nexus 1000V VSM-VEM Layer 3 Connectivity
- Cisco Nexus 1010 Virtual Services Appliance
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Architecture High-Availability Communication
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Licensing Model
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Licensing Types
- Cisco Nexus 1000V License Editions
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Multi-Hypervisor Licensing
- Hypervisor Extension Scale
- Hypervisor Extension Compatibility
- VXLAN on Cisco Nexus 1000V
- VXLAN Unicast-Only Mode on Cisco Nexus 1000V
- MAC Address Distribution with VXLAN on Cisco Nexus 1000V
- VXLAN Trunking on Cisco Nexus 1000V
- Cisco vPath on Cisco Nexus 1000V
- Cisco vPath Service Chaining Architecture
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Interface Types
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Port Profiles and Port Groups
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Port Profiles Hierarchy
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Port Profiles Characteristics
- Policy-Based VM Connectivity Using Port Profiles
- Mobility of Network and Security Properties
- Cisco Nexus 1000V Series Security
- Virtual Networking Technologies in the Data Center
- Challenge
- Activity: Design a Cisco Nexus 1000V-Based Solution
Lesson 4: Describing Basic Data Center Security
- Threats in Data Centers
- Switched Infrastructure Attack Countermeasures
- DHCP Server Spoofing
- DHCP Starvation
- DHCP Snooping
- ARP Spoofing: Man-in-the-Middle Attack
- Dynamic ARP Inspection
- IP Source Guard
- Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding
- Traffic Storm Control
- Device Compromise Threat
- Traffic Capture and Injection Threat
- Device and Link DoS Threat
- Management Plane Security
- Management Plane Countermeasures
- Management Plane Security Features
- Device Hardening
- Control Plane Countermeasures
- Control Plane Security
- Control Plane Policing
- Control Plane Protection
- CoPP Enhancements on Cisco Nexus 7000
- User Management Features
- Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
- RBAC with AAA
- AAA Best Practices on Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Switches
- AAA Server Monitoring
- User Accounts and Roles
- User Role Rules
- Challenge
Lesson 5: Describing Advanced Data Center Security
- Enclave Architecture
- Cisco TrustSec Architecture
- Cisco TrustSec Principle
- Cisco TrustSec Authentication
- Cisco TrustSec: Security Group Tags
- Cisco TrustSec: Admission Control
- Cisco TrustSec: SGACL Enforcement
- Cisco TrustSec: Link Security
- Cisco TrustSec: Ingress Access Control
- Data Center Firewalls
- Firewall Characteristics
- Firewall Deployment Options
- Firewall Modes
- Firewall Virtualization
- Cisco ASA Virtualization Deployment Choices
- Positioning the Firewall Within Data Center Networks
- Cisco FirePOWER Portfolio
- FireSIGHT Controlling FirePOWER
- FirePOWER Service Integration in Cisco ASA
- FirePOWER Services Support
- Cisco ASA Clustering Integration
- Cisco ASA Clustering Performance
- Threat Management with NextGen IPS
- Threat Management with NextGen IPS Design Options
- Threat Management with NextGen IPS Design Principles
- Challenge
Lesson 6: Describing Virtual Appliances
- Cisco ASAv in the Data Center
- Cisco ASAv Architecture and Design Principles
- Cisco ASAv High Availability
- Cisco ASAv Scalability and Performance
- Cisco ASAv Deployment: Public Cloud
- Cisco ASAv Deployment with NAT
- VSG vs. Cisco ASAv and Cisco ASA 1000V
- Cisco VSG in the Data Center
- Cisco VSG Architecture
- Cisco VSG Scalability and Performance
- Cisco ASAv and Cisco VSG—3-Tier Server Zone Use Case
- Cisco CSR 1000V Architecture
- Cisco CSR 1000V Box-to-Box Availability
- Cisco CSR 1000V Feature and Technology Packages
- Cisco CSR 1000V Licensing Management
- Cisco CSR 1000V Scalability and Performance
- Cisco CSR 1000V Use Cases
- Cisco ITD in the Data Center
- Cisco ITD Comparison with Traditional Load-Balancer
- Cisco ITD Architecture
- Cisco ITD Scalability and Performance
- Cisco ITD Load-Balance Selective Traffic
- Cisco Prime NAM in the Data Center
- Cisco Prime NAM Product Family
- Cisco Prime vNAM Key Features
- Cisco Prime vNAM Use Case: VM-Level Visibility
- Cisco Virtual Application Container Services
- Cisco VACS Architecture
- Cisco VACS Requirements
- Cisco VACS Scalability and Performance
- Cisco VACS Use Case
- Challenge
- Activity: Design a Cisco VACS Solution
Lesson 7: Describing Management and Orchestration
- Cisco Prime Network Services Controller
- Cisco Prime Network Services Controller—Features
- Cisco Prime Network Services Controller—Requirements
- Cisco Prime Network Services Controller—Deployment
- Cisco UCS Director
- Cisco UCS Director—Principle
- Cisco UCS Director—Management Capabilities
- Cisco UCS Director Network Configuration and Administration
- Cisco UCS Director Network Monitoring and Reporting
- Challenge
- Activity: Design Management and Orchestration in Cisco UCS Solution
Module 3: Data Center Storage Network Design
Lesson 1: Describing Storage and RAID Options
- Place Storage Technologies in the Data Center
- Direct Attached Storage
- SSD Performance Comparison
- DAS Use Case
- Network-Attached Storage
- NAS Use Case
- Fibre Channel Storage Area Network
- Fibre Channel Storage Use Case
- Fibre Channel over Ethernet
- FCoE Use Case
- Internet Small Computer Systems Interface
- Compare Storage Performance in Data Center
- RAID Options
- Host to Storage Fibre Channel Multipathing
- ESXi Multipathing with ALUA Storage Array
- MPIO ALUA on NetApp Cluster Use Case
- Challenge
Lesson 2: Describing Fibre Channel Concepts
- Fibre Channel Topologies
- Fibre Channel Ports
- Fibre Channel Port Speeds
- Fibre Channel Concepts
- Fibre Channel Addressing: WWN, NWWN, PWWN
- Fibre Channel Addressing: FCID
- Fibre Channel Flow Control
- Buffer-to-Buffer and Credit-Based Flow Control
- FSPF Routing
- FSPF Routing Characteristics
- Fibre Channel Services
- Fibre Channel Device Login Process
- Configuring the Fabric Via BF or RFC
- Fibre Channel Use Case: Fibre Channel Address Design (Scalability)
- NPIV Mode
- NPV Mode vs. Fibre Channel Switching Mode
- Storage Virtualization
- Zoning and VSANs
- Storage Trunking and Fibre Channel Port Channels
- Challenge
Lesson 3: Describing Fibre Channel Topologies
- Fibre Channel SAN Dual Fabric Design
- Fibre Channel Fan-In, Fan-Out, and Oversubscription
- Calculation of Fan-In, Fan-Out and ISL Oversubscription
- Fibre Channel Core-Edge Design
- Evaluating Core-Edge Fabric
- Core-Edge Design Example
- Fibre Channel Collapsed Core-Edge Design
- Evaluating Collapsed-Core Design
- Fibre Channel Collapsed Core-Edge Design Example
- Fibre Channel Edge-Core-Edge Design
- Evaluating the Fibre Channel Edge-Core-Edge Design
- Fibre Channel Edge-Core-Edge Design Example
- Choosing a Fibre Channel Design Solution
- ToR and MoR Physical Topology
- Entry-Level SAN Solution
- Performance Advantages with Cisco MDS 9710 Series Switches
- Fibre Channel SAN Extension Solutions
- Scale Numbers on Cisco MDS Series Switches
- Challenge
- Activity: Design a Fibre Channel Network
Lesson 4: Describing FCoE
- FCoE Overview
- FCoE Standards
- FCoE vs. Fibre Channel Stack
- FCoE Benefits
- Data Center Bridging
- IEEE 802.1Qbb PFC
- IEEE 802.1Qaz ETS
- IEEE 802.1az DCBX
- FCoE Elements and Ports
- Fabric-Provided MAC Address
- FCoE Forwarding
- FCoE Initialization Protocol
- FIP Process
- FCoE vs. FIP
- FCoE NPV
- FCoE Single-Hop Topology
- FCoE FEX Topology
- FCoE Remote-Attached Topology
- FCoE Multihop Topology
- Dynamic FCoE
- Fibre Channel vs. FCoE Data Center Design
- Challenge
- Activity: Design and Integrate an FCoE Solution
Lesson 5: Describing Storage Security
- Secure SAN Design
- Fibre Channel SAN and IP SAN Security Features
- Zoning
- Zoning Basics
- Smart Zoning vs. Regular Zoning
- Basic vs. Enhanced Zoning
- Zone Merge
- Zoning and VSANs
- IVR Zones
- LUN Masking and LUN Zoning
- Storage Port Security
- DH-CHAP Authentication
- Other Fabric Access Security Options
- IPsec Tunnel Encryption for FCIP or IP-SAN Security
- Cisco MACsec Link Encryption for MAC-Layer Security
- Cisco TrustSec Link Encryption
- Challenge
- Activity: Design a Secure SAN
Lesson 6: Describing Management and Orchestration
- SAN Device Virtualization
- Cisco Prime DCNM for SAN
- Cisco UCS Director in SAN
- Designing Cisco UCS Director Workflow for Storage Provisioning
- Challenge
- Activity: Design Cisco UCS Director for Storage Networking
Module 4: Data Center Compute Connectivity Design
Lesson 1: Describing Cisco UCS C-Series Servers and Use Cases
- Cisco UCS C-Series Server Classes and Applications
- Cisco UCS C-Series Server Use Cases
- Network Cards
- Network Cards Functionality
- Graphics Processing Units
- Storage Accelerators
- Local and Centralized Storage Accelerators
- Cisco UCS C-Series Server Management
- Cisco UCS C-Series Server Centralized Management
- Challenge
- Activity: Design Cisco UCS C-Series Servers Implementation
Lesson 2: Describing Cisco UCS M-Series Servers and Use Cases
- Cisco UCS M-Series Servers and System Link Technology
- Traditional vs. Disaggregated Servers
- Cloud-Scale Computing
- Challenge
- Activity: Design Cisco UCS M-Series Servers Implementation
Lesson 3: Describing Cisco UCS B-Series Servers and Use Cases
- Fabric Interconnects
- Fabric Interconnect Cabling
- Blade Chassis
- I/O Module
- Cisco UCS B-Series Server Adapter Cards
- VIC Considerations
- Server Access
- Cisco UCS C-Series Server Integration with a UCS Domain
- Stateless Computing
- Cisco UCS Mini
- Cisco UCS Mini Use Cases
- Challenge
- Activity: Design a UCS Domain and Fabric Interconnect Cabling
- Activity: Design Cisco C-Series Integration with a UCS Domain
- Activity: Design a UCS Mini Solution
Lesson 4: Describing Fabric Interconnect Connectivity
- Fabric Interconnect Port Personalities
- Oversubscription Options
- VLANs in the UCS Domain
- VSANs in the UCS Domain
- Southbound Connection
- Northbound Connection
- Compare the EHV and Switch Mode
- NPV and FC Switching Mode
- Fabric Interconnect High Availability and Redundancy
- Challenge
- Activity: Design Cisco UCS Fabric Interconnect Network and Storage Connectivity
Lesson 5: Describing Hyperconverged and Integrated Systems
- Hyperconvergence Overview
- Cisco HyperFlex
- HX Platform Overview
- HX Platform: Scale Out
- HX Platform: Scale Up
- Non-Disruptive Operations
- Continuous Data Optimization
- Data Services
- HyperFlex Configurations
- Integrated Systems Overview
- Challenge
Lesson 6: Describing Management Systems
- Cisco UCS Manager
- Cisco UCS Performance Manager
- VMware vCenter
- Microsoft Systems Center
- Cisco UCS Central
- Cisco UCS Director
- Challenge
Lesson 7: Describing Hadoop, SAP Hana, and IoT on Cisco UCS
- Introduction to Digital Disruption
- Converting Big Data into Disruptive Intelligence
- Introduction to Hadoop
- Hadoop Principle
- Introduction to SAP HANA
- Hadoop vs. SAP HANA
- Use Case: "Smart Train" Predictive Maintenance
- FlexPod for SAP HANA and Hadoop
- Challenge
Module 5: Data Center Compute Resource Parameters Design
Lesson 1: Describing System-Wide Parameters
- Cisco UCS System Configuration Types
- Initial System Setup Parameters
- Server Management IP Address in Cisco UCS
- Cisco UCS Core Elements and Monitor Interfaces
- Syslog
- Cisco UCS and SNMP
- Global Fault Summary in the GUI
- CIM XML and SMASH CLP
- Call Home
- QoS System Classes
- Defining the QoS System Class
- Provisioning a QoS Policy in a Service Profile
- Virtual Network Overview
- Multiple vSwitches on a VMware ESX/ESXi Host
- Cisco UCS B-Series Blade Server with Multiple vSwitches
- Organizations in Cisco UCS Manager
- Local Resources in an Organization
- Organization Inheritance and Name Resolution
- Challenge
- Activity: Design System-Wide Parameters in a Cisco UCS Solution
Lesson 2: Describing RBAC
- Role-Based Access Control
- Roles and Privileges
- Default Roles
- Default Privileges
- Organizations
- Organizations Structure
- Organization Policy Resolution
- Organization Pool Resolution
- Locales
- User Effective Rights
- User Authentication
- RADIUS Integration
- TACACS+ Integration
- LDAP Integration
- Authentication Servers Functionality Comparison
- Two Factor Authentication in Cisco UCS Manager
- Two Factor Authentication Mechanism
- Two Factor Authentication Administration
- Challenge
- Activity: Design an LDAP Integration with a UCS Domain
Lesson 3: Describing Pools for Service Profiles
- Scaling Cisco UCS Management with Cisco UCS Central
- Global and Local Pools
- UUID Use
- UUID Format
- UUID Suffix Pools
- Provisioning UUID Suffix Pools
- MAC Address Pools
- Provisioning MAC Address Pools
- WWN Format
- WWNN Pools
- Provisioning WWNN Pools
- WWPN Pools
- Provisioning WWPN Pools
- Example: UUID/MAC/WWN Pool Addressing
- Server Pools
- Provisioning Server Pools
- Example: Server Pool Convention
- iSCSI Boot Interfaces and Initiator IP Pools
- Provisioning iSCSI Initiator IP Pools
- Challenge
- Activity: Design Pools for Service Profiles in a Cisco UCS Solution
Lesson 4: Describing Policies for Service Profiles
- Global vs. Local Policies
- Storage Policies
- Provisioning a Storage Policy
- RAID Levels in a Storage Policy
- BIOS Policies
- Provisioning a BIOS Policy
- Boot Policies
- Provisioning a Boot Policy
- Boot Order Summary
- IPMI Policies
- Provisioning an IPMI Policy
- Cisco UCS Integration with VMware vSphere DPM
- Scrub Policies
- Provisioning a Scrub Policy
- Maintenance Policies
- Provisioning a Maintenance Policy
- Challenge
Lesson 5: Describing Network Specific Adapters and Policies
- LAN Connectivity and VLANs
- LAN Connectivity and Uplink Ports
- LAN Connectivity and Pin Groups
- LAN Connectivity Policy
- Fabric Selection and Failover
- Fabric Interconnect SAN Connectivity
- SAN Connectivity and VSANs
- SAN Connectivity and Uplink Ports
- SAN Pinning
- SAN Connectivity Policy
- SAN Adapter Failover
- Virtual Interfaces
- Virtual Network Interface Connections
- Cisco VM-FEX
- Host View with Cisco VM-FEX: One Network
- Cisco VM-FEX Operational Model
- Cisco VM-FEX in High-Performance Mode with vMotion
- UniDirectional Link Detection
- Provision UDLD in Cisco UCS
- Cisco usNIC
- VMQ Support
- Challenge
- Activity: Design Network-Specific Adapters and Policies in a Cisco UCS Solution
Lesson 6: Describing Templates in Cisco UCS Manager
- Cisco UCS Templates
- Service Profile Templates
- Networking Templates
- Challenge
