Content Services Switch 11000 Series Operation

Global Knowledge (UK) Inc.
Dublin,Maidenhead, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' This course provides customers with hands-on training using Cisco’s 11050, 11150 and 11800 series switches through lectures, hands on labs and whiteboard discussions. It is intended for a technical audience involved in the installation, configuration and maintenance of Cisco’s 11000 series products.



Learn How To



Use Command Line and Graphical User Interfaces.
Product and architecture overview.
Service, owner and content rules.
HTTP Header load balancing including sticky
Virtual Web Hosting.
Server and caching load balancing including fail over.
Domain name services.
Global Load Balancing.
Proximal Load Balancing.
Firewall Load Balancing.
Content replication.
Security and management.
Redundancy.
Box-To-Box.
VIP and Interface.

What You’ll Learn
Course Outline

Describe web switching and the challenges in optimizing web response time.
List the models and features that comprise the Cisco 11000 series of Content Service Switches.
Describe the Cisco 11000 series product architecture
Configure a Content Service Switch for layer 3, layer 4, layer 5 and sticky content switching operation.
Configure a content domain that provides global load balancing of content between peering switches.
Describe and configure content smart caching for proxy, transparent and reverse proxy cache networks.
Describe NAT Peering and how to configure a Content Service Switch for NAT Peering operation.
Describe and configure Demand Based Replication
Describe and configure Staging and replication.
Configure the Content Services Switch as an SNMP agent that responds to SNMP set and get requests and send trap messages.
Configure RMON events and alarms
Configure Access Control Lists
Configure 2 Content Service Switches for redundant operation.
Configure a Content Service Switch for Equal Cost Multi-path operation






Who Needs to Attend
Customers and Field /Channel Systems Engineers.






Suggested Prerequisites




In-depth understanding of TCP/IP, Global Knowledge’s course Internetworking with TCP/IP (9000) is highly recommended
Basic understanding of IP routing (including RIP, OSPF and static routes), DNS and HTTP
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Phone:+00 353 (0) 1 613 0340 /+44 (0) 1628 594 700

School Address:

Global Knowledge Training Centre Dublin
27 Lower Mount Street
Dublin 2
Phone: +00 353 (0) 1 613 0340
Fax: +00 353 (0) 1 613 0341
Email: salesdesk.ie@globalknowledge.ie

Global Knowledge Training Centre Maidenhead
Cincom House
1 Grenfell Road
Maidenhead
SL6 1HN Berkshire
Phone: 0845 304 0044
Phone: +44 (0) 1628 594 700
Fax: +44 (0)1628 776 600
Email: salesdesk.uk@globalknowledge.co.uk


Jobs & Resumes: Dublin, Maidenhead
Houses & Roommates: Dublin, Maidenhead

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