Course Details
Overview
Cisco Prime Infrastructure is part of a Unified Access solution that converges traditional wired and wireless networks into a single network management tool. The Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.0 for Enterprise Networks Management – Bootcamp provides students with the knowledge and skills to deploy, manage, and maintain a Cisco Prime Infrastructure solution.
Objectives
Insoft Specials
This course workshop is part of our custom created special courses because of one or more following reasons.
- Most of the time, the courses are requested by Cisco BU.
- The courses designed are part of the Cisco derivative work approved contents.
- The course was designed to follow an exam where Cisco approved contents are not available.
- The course follows a specific project, which is been requested by a customer.
Outline
Cisco Prime Infrastructure Overview
- Defining Network Management
- Exploring the Network Management Process
- Introducing Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.0
- Installing Cisco Prime Infrastructure 3.0
- Getting Started with Cisco Prime Infrastructure
- Configuring Initial Server Settings
Inventory Management
- Populating the Network Inventory
- Managing the Network Inventory
- Managing Groups
- Managing Network Device Software Images
Map the Network
- Managing Wireless Maps
- Managing Network Topology Maps
Role-Based Access Control
- Managing Virtual Domains
- Managing Local User Authentication and Authorization
- Managing Remote AAA Mode Settings
Configuration Management
- Managing the Configuration Archive
- Managing Configuration Templates for Wired Devices
- Managing Configurations for Wireless Devices
- Using Plug and Play
Services Management
- Working with AVC, QoS, and IWAN Services
- Deploying Cisco TrustSec Identity Services
Monitor and Troubleshoot
- Monitoring Devices and Interfaces
- Monitoring the Wireless Network
- Monitoring Applications
- Tracking Clients and Users
- Generating Reports
System Administration
- Managing the Server
- Using Cisco Prime Infrastructure API
- Using Operations Center
Supplement to 3.0 version
- License Change
- Installation Options
- New Interface Change
- Populating the Network Inventory
- Software Inventory
- Configuration Management
- AVC
- Monitoring
- Operation Center
- PSIRT/EOX Reports
- Wireless Troubleshooting
- Configuration Baseline Compliance
- Data Center Management
Target Audience
- Knowledge of networks and networking terminology (CCNA Routing and Switching or equivalent)
- Knowledge of wireless networks and wireless networking terminology (CCNA Wireless or equivalent)
- It is recommended that students have previous training or experience with network administration, management, and troubleshooting.