After taking this course, you should be able to:

• Explain Cisco ACI advanced fabric packet forwarding
• Explain advanced ACI policy and tenant configuration
• Describe Cisco ACI Multi-Pod deployment
• Explain the details and consideration of implementing and integrating traditional network with Cisco ACI
• Describe Cisco ACI Service Graph Policy-Based Redirect (PBR)
• Describe Cisco ACI Nexus Dashboard Orchestrator deployment

To fully benefit from this course, you should have the following knowledge and skills:

• Basic understanding of Cisco ACI
• Understanding of Cisco data center architecture
• Familiarity with virtualization fundamentals

These are the recommended Cisco learning offerings that may help you meet these prerequisites:

• Implementing Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (DCACI)
• Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions (CCNA)
• Understanding Cisco Data Center Foundations (DCFNDU)

• Cisco ACI Advanced Packet Forwarding
  • Packet Forwarding Between Leaf Switches
  • Endpoint Learning
• Using Advanced Cisco ACI Policy and Tenant Configuration
  • Layer 3 Outside Transit Routing
  • Using Tenant Common for Shared Services
• Implementing Traditional Network in Cisco ACI
  • Integrating Switched Network with Cisco ACI
  • Migrating Existing Switched Network to Cisco ACI
• Cisco ACI Service Graph PBR
  • Service Graph PBR Overview
  • PBR End-to-End Packet Flow
• Cisco ACI Multi-Pod Deployment
  • Cisco ACI Multi-Pod Overview
  • Inter-Pod Network Overview
• Cisco Nexus Dashboard Deployment
  • Cisco Nexus Dashboard Overview
  • Cisco Nexus Dashboard Orchestrator

• Examine Local and Remote Endpoint Learning
• Verify Bounce Entries
• Validate IP Learning
• Mitigate IP and MAC Flapping with the Rogue Endpoint Feature
• Enable Transit Routing
• Implement VRF Route Leaking
• Configure VRF Route Leaking with L3Out
• Examine Contracts and Zoning Rules
• Configure Policy-Based Redirect to Layer 4–7 Service Node
• Deploy Multi-Pod Fabric
• Provision Policies with Cisco ACI Multi-Site Orchestrator