Troubleshooting Cisco Data Center Infrastructure (DCIT 300-615)
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Troubleshooting Cisco Data Center Infrastructure (DCIT 300-615)
1.0 Network
1.1 Troubleshoot routing protocols
- 1.1.a OSPFv2, OSPFv3
- 1.1.b MP-BGP
- 1.1.c PIM
- 1.1.d FHRP (HSRP, VRRP)
1.2 Troubleshoot switching protocols, such as RSTP+, LACP, and vPC
1.3 Troubleshoot overlay protocols, such as VXLAN EVPN and OTV
1.4 Troubleshoot Application Centric Infrastructure
- 1.4.a Fabric discovery
- 1.4.b Access policies
- 1.4.c VMM domain integration
- 1.4.d Tenant policies
- 1.4.e Packet flow (unicast, multicast, and broadcast)
- 1.4.f External connectivity
2.0 Compute Platforms
2.1 Troubleshoot Cisco Unified Computing System rack servers
2.2 Troubleshoot Cisco Unified Computing System blade chassis
- 2.2.a Infrastructure such as chassis, power, IOM
- 2.2.b Network (VLANs, pools and policies, templates, QoS)
- 2.2.c Storage (SAN connectivity, FC zoning, VSANs, pools, policies, templates)
- 2.2.d Server pools and boot policies
2.3 Troubleshoot packet flow from server to the fabric
2.4 Troubleshoot hardware interoperability
- 2.4.a Converged Network Adapters / port expanders
- 2.4.b Firmware
- 2.4.c I/O modules / FEX
- 2.4.d Fabric interconnects
2.5 Troubleshoot firmware upgrades, packages, and interoperability
3.0 Storage Network
3.1 Troubleshoot Fibre Channel
- 3.1.a Switched fabric initialization
- 3.1.b Fibre Channel buffer credit starvation
- 3.1.c FCID
- 3.1.d Cisco Fabric Services
- 3.1.e Zoning
- 3.1.f Device alias
- 3.1.g NPV and NPIV
- 3.1.h VSAN
3.2 Troubleshoot FCoE Cisco Unified Fabric (FIP, DCB)
4.0 Automation
4.1 Troubleshoot automation and scripting tools
- 4.1.a EEM
- 4.1.b Scheduler
4.2 Troubleshoot programmability
- 4.2.a Bash shell and guest shell for NX-OS
- 4.2.b REST API
- 4.2.c JSON and XML encodings
5.0 Management and Operations
5.1 Troubleshoot firmware upgrades, packages, and interoperability
5.2 Troubleshoot integration of centralized management
5.3 Troubleshooting network security
- 5.3.a Fabric binding and port security
- 5.3.b AAA and RBAC
- 5.3.c First-hop security such as dynamic ARP, DHCP snooping, and port security
- 5.3.d Troubleshoot CoPP
5.4 Troubleshoot ACI security domains and role mapping
5.5 Troubleshoot data center compute security
- 5.5.a Troubleshoot AAA and RBAC
- 5.5.b Troubleshoot key management
5.6 Troubleshoot storage security
- 5.6.a AAA and RBAC
- 5.6.b Port security
- 5.6.c Fabric binding
