Cisco Prime Infrastructure is part of a Unified Access solution that converges traditional wired and wireless networks into a single network management tool. The Managing Enterprise Networks with Cisco Prime Infrastructure (NMENPI) v2.2 provides students with the knowledge and skills to deploy, manage, and maintain a Cisco Prime Infrastructure solution.

Upon completion of the course, students should be able to:

• Manage the inventory with Cisco Prime Infrastructure
• Map the network using the tools in Cisco Prime Infrastructure
• Manage user access to tasks, functions, and devices in Cisco Prime Infrastructure
• Manage the devices and configuration archive in Cisco Prime Infrastructure
• Work with Cisco AVC, QoS, and Cisco IWAN services using Cisco Prime Infrastructure tools and deploy Cisco TrustSec identity services using Cisco Prime Infrastructure
• Monitor and troubleshoot your network with Cisco Prime Infrastructure
• Perform system administration tasks in Cisco Prime Infrastructure

• Cisco Prime Infrastructure Overview
  • Defining Network Management
  • Exploring the Network Management Process
  • Introducing Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.2
  • Installing Cisco Prime Infrastructure 2.2
  • 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

• Channel Partner / Reseller
• Customer
• Employee

• 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.