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Gain expertise in Layer 2 and Layer 3 enterprise campus network design
Explore Cisco SD-Access concepts and software-defined network architecture
Build knowledge of LAN design with Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD) Training

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Module 1: Designing EIGRP Routing

Scalable EIGRP Designs and Fast Convergence
EIGRP Autonomous Systems and Layered Designs
Scalable EIGRP Hub-and-Spoke and Stub Designs
EIGRP Convergence Features

Module 2: Designing OSPF Routing

OSPF Neighbour Adjacencies and LSAs
OSPF Scalability Issues
Area and Domain Summarisation
OSPF Full and Partial Mesh
OSPF Convergence

Module 3: Designing IS-IS Routing

Introduction to IS-IS Routing Protocol
IS-IS Adjacencies and Authentication
IS-IS and OSPF Similarities
IS-IS Routing Logic
Integrated IS-IS for IPv6

Module 4: Design Case Study Activity: Designing Enterprise Connectivity

Design Challenge
Choose the Routing Protocol
Backbone Area Design
Spoke Area Design
Spoke Area Design: Special Case
Implement OSPF Summarisation
RIPv2-to-OSPF Migration Steps
Route Redistribution
Disable RIPv2 After Complete Migration
Future Growth

Module 5: Designing BGP Routing and Redundancy

Identify IBGP Scalability Issues
BGP Route Reflector Terminology
BGP-Split-Horizon
Route Reflector Loop Prevention Mechanisms
Compare BGP Load Sharing Designs
Examine Dual and Multihomed BGP Designs

Module 6: BGP Address Families and Attributes

Introduction to BGP Address Families and Attributes
BGP Route Selection Preferences
BGP Communities
Examine a Case Study – Designing a Dual-Stack MP-BGP Environment

Module 7: Design Case Study Activity: Designing an Enterprise Network with BGP Internet Connectivity

Design Challenge
Routing Protocol
Autonomous System Numbers
BGP Sessions and Communities
Routing Policy
Internet Segment
Main Headquarters Multihoming
Default Routing

Module 8: Designing an Enterprise Campus LAN

Compare End-to-End and Local VLANs
Layer 3 Access Layer

Module 9: Designing Layer 2 Campus

VLANs, Trunks, and VTP
Spanning Tree Protocol
MST, POE, and EnergyWise
Port Aggregation Considerations
First-Hop Redundancy
Network Requirements of Applications

Module 10: Design Case Study Activity: Designing and Enterprise Campus LAN

Design Challenge

Module 11: Designing Layer 3 Campus

Benefits of Building Triangles
Routing Convergence
Routing Protocols and Summarisation
Default Routes, Redistribution, and Filtering
Examine Passive Interface, Routing Convergence, and Routing IPv4 and IPv6
Network Management Best Practices

Module 12: Cisco SD-Access Architecture

Cisco Software Defined Access Overview
Cisco SD-Access Node Roles
Fabric Enabled Wireless LAN
Role of Cisco SD-Access in Cisco DNA

Module 13: Cisco SD-Access Fabric Design

SD-Access Fabric Constructs
Design Requirements of Underlay Network
DHCP and Security Solutions for the Fabric Domain
Cisco SD-Access Wireless Fabric Constructs

Module 14: Cisco SD-Access Site Design Strategy and Considerations

Cisco SD-Access Site Reference Models
Cisco SD-Access Distributed Campus Considerations
Migration to Cisco SD-Access

Module 15: Design Case Study Activity: Designing Cisco SD-Access in the Enterprise

Design Challenge

Module 16: Service Provider-Managed VPNs

WAN Connection Decision Points
Describe Layer 3 MPLS VPN
Use Routing Protocols at the PE-CE

Module 17: Designing Enterprise-Managed VPNs

Enterprise-Managed VPNs Overview
GRE, mGRE, and IPsec
Dynamic VTI, GET VPN, SSL VPN, and Flex VPN
DMVPN
EIGRP DMVPN and DMVPN Scaling

Module 18: Designing WAN Resiliency

WAN Design Overview
MPLS WNA Design Models
Layer 2 WNA Design Models
VPN WAN Design Models
Cellular VPN Design Models
Remote Site Local Internet Connectivity
Remote-Site LAN Design
WAN Connectivity Case Study
Basic Traffic Engineering Techniques

Module 19: Design Case Study Activity: Designing Resilient Enterprise WAN

Design Challenge
Quiz the Customer
Select WAN Links
Need for an Overlay VPN
Create a High-Level Design

Module 20: Cisco SD-WAN Architectures

SDN for the WAN
Cisco SD-WAN Components and Functions
Orchestration Plane
Management Plane
Control Plane
Data Plane
SD-WAN Analytics
Overlay Management Protocol
OMP Network Terminology
Transport Locators
Fabric Operation

Module 21: Cisco SD-WAN Deployment Design Considerations

Controller Deployment Options and Models
Cisco SD-WAN
- Cloud Deployment
- Managed Service Provider Deployment
- On-Premises Deployment
Use Enterprise CA
Controller Placement and Challenges
Cloud Controller Connections
On-Premise Controller Connections
MPLS and Internet Interconnection
Deployment Considerations
On-Premises Deployment Considerations
vBond On-Premises Deployment
Working with NAT
NAT Traversal Combinations
Zero-Touch Provisioning
Considerations for Hybrid Scenarios
Deployment Options: Pure Vs Hybrid

Module 22: Designing Cisco SD-WAN Routing and High Availability

Horizontal Solution Scale
SD-WAN Redundancy
Site Design
Path Redundancy
Compare an Underlay Vs Overlay Network
SD-WAN
- Branch Connectivity
- Privacy and Integrity
- Secure Segmentation
- Security Features
- Security Use Cases

Module 23: Design Case Study Activity: Designing Resilient Enterprise Cisco SD-WAN

Design Challenge

Module 24: QoS

IntServ vs DiffServ
Classification and Marking Tools
Policers and Shapers
Queuing Tools
RFC 4594 QoS Recommendations

Module 25: Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks

Need for Campus QoS
Classification, Marking, and Policing QoS Model
Need for QoS in WAN and Branch
Need for QoS in IPsec VPN
DMVPN QoS Considerations
SD-WAN
- Forwarding
- QoS Operation
vEdge Queuing

Module 26: Design Case Study Activity: Designing QoS in an Enterprise Network

Design Challenge
Traffic Inspection
QoS model
Trust Boundaries
Queueing Mechanisms
Scavenger Traffic
MPLS DiffServ Tunnelling
QoS Design for an Enterprise Network

Module 27: Multicast with PIM-SM

How IP Multicast Works?
Multicast Groups
SD-WNA Multicast Application Support
Functions of a Multicast Network
Multicast Protocols
Multicast Forwarding and RPF Check
Multicast Protocol Basics
Multicast Distribution Trees Identification
Receiver Joins and Source Is Registered
PIM-SM SPT Switchover
Multicast Routing Table
Basic SSM Concepts
Bidirectional PIM
DF Election and Messages

Module 28: Designing Rendezvous Point Distribution Solutions

Rendezvous Point Discovery
Auto-RP and BSR Flooding
MSDP Protocol Overview

Module 29: Designing an IPv4 Address Plan

IPv4 Address Planning Considerations
Plan the IP Addressing Hierarchy
Create an Addressing Plan
Allocating More IP Addresses

Module 30: IPv6

IPv6 Address Planning Considerations
IPv6 for an Enterprise
IPv6 Address Allocation: Linked IPv4 Into IPv6
IPv6 Address Allocation: Per Location/Type
IPv6 Address Allocation: Per VLAN

Module 31: Deploying IPv6

IPv6 Phased Approach
Identify IPv6 Services to Deploy
IPv4 and IPv6 Coexistence
Transition Mechanisms
NAT64 and DNS64
Manual Tunnels
Tunnel Brokers
6rd
DS-Lite
LISP
IPv6 Application Support
IPv6 Related Security

Module 32: Design Case Study Activity: Designing an Enterprise IPv6 Network

Design Challenge
Choose the IPv6 Address Space Type
Connect Site 1
Connect Site 2
Choose a Deployment Model
Address Allocation
Analyse Address Provisioning
Analyse Communication between Branches
Migrate Applications
Analyse Network Management
Analyse the Migration of Services
Enterprise IPv6 Network Design

Module 34: YANG, NETCONF, RESTCONF, and Model-Driven Telemetry

YANG, NETCONF, and RESTCONF
Compare NETCONF and RESTCONF
Model-Driven Telemetry
Stream Telemetry Data
Subscription
Dial-In and Dial-Out Model-Driven Telemetry

Lab

Designing Enterprise Connectivity
Designing an Enterprise Network with BGP Internet Connectivity
Designing an Enterprise Campus LAN
Designing Resilient Enterprise WAN
Designing QoS in an Enterprise Network
Designing an Enterprise IPv6 Network

Who Should Attend this Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD) Training?

This Cisco Training is ideal for professionals who want to design scalable, secure, and efficient enterprise network infrastructure using Cisco technologies. The following professionals will benefit from this training:

System Engineer
Network Architect
IT Infrastructure Manager
Network Administrator
Network Consultant
IT Infrastructure Engineer
Solutions Architect

Prerequisites for the Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD) Training

There are no formal prerequisites for this training. However, it is recommended that you have the following knowledge and skills before attending:

Basic understanding of network fundamentals
Implementation of LANs
LAN connectivity configuration.

These skills are covered in the following Cisco Learning Offerings:

[Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions (CCNA)]
[Implementing and Operating Cisco Enterprise Network Core Technologies (ENCOR)]

Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD) Training Overview

Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks ENSLD Training explores advanced principles for designing scalable and secure enterprise networks. Delegates examine Layer 2 and Layer 3 architecture considerations, advanced routing concepts, and enterprise network design strategies.

This training helps delegates strengthen their ability to design reliable and high-performing network infrastructures. By developing expertise in redundancy, scalability, and flexible network solutions, delegates enhance enterprise network design capability.

This 2-Day course offered by The Knowledge Academy provides practical insight into Cisco enterprise network design practices. Delegates learn through structured examples and real scenarios to confidently design and implement enterprise-level network architectures.

Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD) Training Course Objectives

Design enterprise routing using EIGRP, OSPF, IS-IS, and BGP for scalable networks
Understand MP BGP address families and advanced BGP load-sharing strategies
Apply campus network design principles and define Layer 2 and Layer 3 boundaries
Design LAN architectures based on customer and enterprise network requirements
Implement Cisco SD Access fabric and design secure enterprise campus networks
Plan IPv6 addressing, transition strategies, and optimise Cisco SD-WAN deployment

Upon course completion, delegates will be able to design complex enterprise networks using Cisco technologies and protocols. They will integrate EIGRP, OSPF, IS-IS, BGP, and MP-BGP routing, implement scalable SD-WAN and SD-Access solutions, and create resilient WANs with VPNs. Learners will also apply QoS principles, multicast solutions, and IPv6 strategies, while gaining expertise in automation with YANG, NETCONF, and RESTCONF.

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Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD) Certificate
Digital Delegate Pack

Hands-On Labs: Included as part of our online instructor-led delivery, these labs provide real-world exercises in a simulated environment guided by expert instructors to enhance your practical skills.

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Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD) Training | Cisco Training in Kitchener FAQs

What is the Cisco Enterprise Network?

A Cisco Enterprise Network refers to a scalable and secure networking infrastructure designed to support large organisations and their digital operations. It connects users, devices, applications, and services across campus networks, branch locations, and data centres.

Is this training worth it?

Yes, this training is valuable for professionals who want to develop advanced enterprise network design skills. It provides structured knowledge of modern Cisco networking architectures and design principles used in large organisations.

What is the duration of this Cisco ENSLD Training?

Our Cisco ENSLD Training is delivered as a 2-day training. During this period, delegates explore enterprise network design concepts, routing strategies, and advanced network architectures.

What are the benefits of getting certified in this ENSLD Course?

Getting certified in this ENSLD Course demonstrates advanced knowledge of enterprise network design and architecture. It helps professionals develop skills in designing scalable routing solutions, campus networks, and software-defined networking environments.

What are the technology areas of this course?

This course covers several enterprise networking technology areas, including routing protocols, campus network design, and WAN architecture. It also explores Cisco SD Access, Cisco SD WAN, VPN technologies, and quality of service design. Additional topics include IPv6 deployment, multicast networking, and network automation protocols.

What will I learn in this training?

In this training, delegates learn how to design scalable enterprise routing solutions using protocols such as EIGRP, OSPF, IS-IS, and BGP. The course also covers enterprise campus design, SD Access architecture, and WAN resiliency strategies. Delegates additionally explore QoS, IPv6 design, multicast networking, and network programmability.

Do you offer 24/7 support for this training?

Yes, The Knowledge Academy provides 24/7 support for delegates attending this training. Participants can contact the support team whenever they need assistance with course access or learning resources. This ensures a smooth and uninterrupted learning experience throughout the training.

Will I receive a certification upon completing the training?

Yes, delegates will receive a certification after successfully completing the training. The certification confirms that delegates have gained knowledge of Cisco enterprise network design principles and technologies. It can strengthen professional credibility and demonstrate expertise in enterprise networking environments.

How can completing this training impact my salary?

Completing this training can strengthen advanced networking skills and professional credibility. Professionals with specialised enterprise networking knowledge often see salary improvements of up to 15% as they progress into higher responsibility roles. Actual salary growth may vary depending on experience, industry, and job role.

What are the career prospects after completing this course?

After completing this course, professionals can pursue roles such as Network Engineer, Enterprise Network Architect, or Network Design Specialist. Many organisations seek professionals who can design scalable, secure, and resilient enterprise networks.

Why choose The Knowledge Academy in Kitchener over others?

The Knowledge Academy stands out as a prestigious training provider known for its extensive course offerings, expert instructors, adaptable learning formats, and industry recognition. It's a dependable option for those seeking this certification.

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