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Content Services Switch 11000 Series Operation & Configuration (CSSOC)

Overview: This four-day 11000 Series Operation and Configuration class provides customers with intensive hands-on training using Cisco's 11050, 11150, and 11800 series switches. This course is intended for a technical audience involved in the installation, configuration and maintenance of 11000 switch products.

Prerequisites: Prerequisites include an in-depth understanding of TCP/IP, as well as a basic understanding of IP routing, DNS, and HTTP. Without this knowledge, the student may have difficulty understanding the course material.

Course Objectives: On completion of this course the delegate will be able to:

• 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 layer3, layer 4, layer5, 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 Service Switch as an SNMP agent that responds to SNMP set, and get requests and sends 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.

Course Content:

• Product and architecture overview
• Command Line and Graphical User interfaces
• Service, owner, and content rules
• HTTP header load balancing including sticky
• Virtual web hosting
• Server and caching load balancing including failover
• Domain Name Services
• Global Load Balancing
• Proximal Load Balancing
• Firewall Load Balancing
• Content Replication
• Security and Management
• Redundancy
• Box-to-Box
• VIP and Interface

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