CI-CCFND
CI-CCFND
Cisco Catalyst Center Foundations
Price:
Duration:
USD 3,500 excl. VAT
5 Days
CLC's:
44
CE
44 Credits
Who Should Attend
• Network Engineers
• Network Analysts
• Security Engineers
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this training. However, the knowledge and skills
you are recommended to have before attending this training are:
• Basic understanding of network fundamentals
• Basic familiarity with Cisco ISE
• Basic familiarity with network automation and programmability
What you will Learn
The Cisco Catalyst Center Foundations (CCFND) training is designed to expand your knowledge of
Cisco Catalyst Center, including its basics, deployment and scalability options, initial configurations,
best practices, and integration with Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE). The training will focus on
network automation, network assurance, network security, and network programmability using Cisco
Catalyst Center.
Though this training is not related to a specific exam, it is highly encouraged to take this training as an
introduction to topics found in the Implementing and Operating Cisco Enterprise Network Core
Technologies (350-401 ENCOR) v1.1 exam. This training also earns you 44 Continuing Education
(CE) credits toward recertification.
Course Objectives
After taking this course, you should be able to:
• Learn about Cisco Catalyst Center product, intent-based networking,
system architecture, and key features and use cases of Cisco Catalyst
Center
• Use Cisco Catalyst Center automation (NetOps and SecOps), assurance
(AIOps), and platform integration with DevOps in your enterprise network
• Deploy Cisco Catalyst Center based on pre-deployment requirements, and
perform first-time setup procedures
• Describe high availability and scalability options for Cisco Catalyst Center,
including clustering, link redundancy, and disaster recovery
• Explain Cisco Catalyst Center system settings, basic and advanced
automation, device provisioning, and compliance audit procedures
• Configure Cisco Catalyst Center to onboard devices, integrate with ISE,
automate device configurations, troubleshoot health of network devices,
and track clients
• Describe Cisco SD-Access architecture, including fabric networking,
underlay and overlay routing, and fabric node roles, and implement policybased
segmentation with group-based, IP-based, and application policies
Course Outline
• Cisco Catalyst Center Overview
• Cisco Catalyst Center Deployment
• Cisco Catalyst Center High Availability and Scalability
• Cisco Catalyst Center System Settings and Operations
• Cisco Catalyst Center Inventory, Discovery, and Device Manageability
• Cisco Catalyst Center Basic Automation and Provisioning
• Cisco Catalyst Center Advanced Automation and Day-0 Onboarding
• Cisco Prime Infrastructure to Cisco Catalyst Center Migration
• Cisco Catalyst Center Health and Performance Monitoring
• Cisco Catalyst Center Assurance Device, Client, and Application Health
• Cisco Catalyst Center Issues, Insights, and Trends Monitoring
• Cisco Catalyst Center Wireless Networks Monitoring and
Troubleshooting
• Cisco SD-Access Overview
• Cisco Catalyst Center Policies
• Cisco Catalyst Center Endpoint Visibility
• Cisco Catalyst Center Platform Overview
• Cisco Catalyst Center Network and Assurance Automation
Further information
If you would like to know more about this course please contact us
