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Khawar Butt – ACI BOOTCAMP – Q3 2023
English | Size: 3.11 GB
Genre: eLearning

Date: 2023
By: Khawar Butt
Format: Video + File Config
Publisher: kbits

Khawar Butt offers detailed coverage of Cisco’s ACI Technology, its components and implementations. The course covers concepts like Fabric Discovery, Access Provisioning, Tenant Provisioning, End-Point-Groups (EPGs), Contracts, External Domains (L2OUT & L3OUT), Multi-Tenancy, MultiPod & Multisite. The course will also introduce Automation Scripting using POSTMAN. The course assumes no prior knowledge of ACI.

Outcome

Upon course completion, students will be able to:

Know and understand Cisco’s ACI concepts, features, benefits, components & technologies
Understand the Underlay compnents of ACI (IS-IS, COOP, PIM, VXLAN, MP-BGP)
Identify the roles and functions of Spine Switches, Leaf Switches and the APIC
Know and understand the Fabric Discovery Process in ACI
Configure the Fabric Access Policies (Interface Policies, Policy Groups, Interface & Switch Profiles, AAEP & Doamins)
Understand and Implement Tenant Components (Tenants, VRFs, Bridge Domains & Subnets)
Understand and Implement End-Point Groups (EPGs) & Contracts
Configure Micro Segmentation
Configure External Communication using L2OUT & L3OUT
Understand and Implement Inter-VRF and Inter-Tenant Communications
Understand Multi-Pod & Multi-Site Configurations
Create Automation scripts to create Tenants, VRFs, Bridge Domains, EPGs etc using POSTMAN / JSON

Prerequisites

Students attending this course should have a solid understanding of Basic Routing & Switching.

TopicsCisco ACI Architecture Design Principles

Central Point of Management without Centralized Control Plane
Physical connectivity
Introduction to APIC

ACI Fabric

Zero Touch Provisioning
Integrated Underlay and Overlay
Routed Design with VXLAN
Leaf-n-Spine Design

Configuring the Fabric Components

Interface Policies
Interface Policy Groups [IPG]
FEX Profiles
Interface Profiles
Switch Profiles
VLANs
Domain
AAEP

Tenant Components

Configuring a Tenant
Configuring VRFs
Configuring Bridge Domains
Configuring Application Profiles
Configuring End Point Groups Using Ports & vPCs
Configuring Filters & Contracts
Provisioning Contracts
Service Graphs
Micro Segmentation
Inter-VRF Communications
Inter-Tenant Communications

External Connectivity

Layer 2 Out using Trunks
Layer 2 Out using Port-Channels
Layer 2 Out using Virtual Port Channels
Layer 3 OUT using EIGRP
Layer 3 OUT using OSPF
Layer 3 OUT with Transit Routing

Multi Pod/Multi Site Communications

Multi-pod communications
Multi-Site communicationsSD-WAN Overview

LabsFabric Discovery & Access Provisioning

Lab 1 – Fabric Discovery
Lab 2 – Access Provisioning – Interface Policies
Lab 3 – Access Provisioning – Leaf Access Port IPGs
Lab 4 – Access Provisioning – Switch IPGs
Lab 5 – Access Provisioning – Configuring vPC Domain
Lab 6 – Access Provisioning – vPC IPG
Lab 7 – Access Provisioning – Interface Profile
Lab 8 – Access Provisioning – Switch Profile
Lab 9 – Access Provisioning – VLAN Pools
Lab 10 – Access Provisioning – Domains
Lab 11 – Access Provisioning – AAEP
Lab 12 – Access Provisioning – Topology 2 – Interface Policies
Lab 13 – Access Provisioning – Topology 2 – Leaf Access Port IPGs
Lab 14 – Access Provisioning – Topology 2 – Switch & PC IPGs
Lab 15 – Access Provisioning – Topology 2 – Configuring vPC Domain
Lab 16 – Access Provisioning – Topology 2 – vPC IPG
Lab 17 – Access Provisioning – Topology 2 – Interface Profile
Lab 18 – Access Provisioning – Topology 2 – Switch Profile
Lab 19 – Access Provisioning – Topology 2 – VLAN Pools
Lab 20 – Access Provisioning – Topology 2 – Domains
Lab 21 – Access Provisioning – Topology 2 – AAEP

Tenant Provisioning

lab 1 – Tenant Provisioning – Creating a Tenant & VRF
lab 2 – Tenant Provisioning – Creating a Bridge Domain

Application Provisioning

lab 1 – Application Provisioning – Creating Application Profile and EPGs for Sales
lab 2 – Application Provisioning – Assign Ports to EPGs in the Sales Application Profile
lab 3 – Application Provisioning – Creating Filters based on Sales Application
lab 4 – Application Provisioning – Creating Contracts based on Sales Application Profile
lab 5 – Application Provisioning – Provisioning Contracts based on Sales Application Profile
lab 6 – Application Provisioning – Creating Application Profile and EPGs for Mark
lab 7 – Application Provisioning – Assign Ports to EPGs in the Mark Application Profile
Lab 8 – Application Provisioning – Creating Filters based on Mark Application
Lab 9 – Application Provisioning – Creating Contracts based on Mark Application Profile
Lab 10 – Application Provisioning – Provisioning Contracts based on Mark Application Profile

External Domains – L2OUT & L3OUT

Lab 1 – Configuring L2OUT – External Bridged Outside
Lab 2 – Configuring L2OUT – Provisioning Contracts
Lab 3 – Configuring L3OUT – Configuring MP-BGP in the Fabric
Lab 4 – Configuring L3OUT – Configuring Routed Outside – EIGRP
Lab 5 – Configuring L3OUT – Provisioning Contracts
Lab 6 – Configuring L3OUT – Configuring Routed Outside – OSPF
Lab 7 – Configuring L3OUT – Provisioning Internet Contract

Advanced Implementations

Lab 1 – Inter-VRF Communications
Lab 2 – Inter-Tenant Communications
Lab 3 – Configuring FEX in ACI

Automation Scripts

Lab 1 – Creating an Authorization Script
Lab 2 – Creating a Tenant using a POSTMAN Script
Lab 3 – Creating a VRF using a POSTMAN Script
Lab 4 – Creating a Bridge Domain using a POSTMAN Script
Lab 5 – Linking a Bridge Domain to a VRF using a POSTMAN Script
Lab 6 – Creating a Subnet within a Bridge Domain using a POSTMAN Script
Lab 7 – Creating an Application Profile using a POSTMAN Script
Lab 8 – Creating an EPG using a POSTMAN Script
Lab 9 – Linking the EPG to a Bridge Domain using a POSTMAN Script
Lab 10 – Assigning Ports to EPGs using a POSTMAN Script

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