CiscoWorks2000 Boot Camp
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This boot camp combines the Authorized Cisco CiscoWorks 2000 Fundamentals and CiscoWorks 2000 LAN/WAN courses. Be prepared for extended class hours, intense lectures, and numerous hands-on labs during this 5-day boot camp. Learn how to install, configure, and use applications within the CiscoWorks 2000 suites, including CiscoView, Resource Manager Essentials, Campus Manager, Access Control List Manager, and Internetwork Performance Monitor. |
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Classroom
Learning $3995 USD
You Learn...
 | Network Management Issues That Affect Network Design
| Cisco Router and Switch Configuration With Regard to Network Management
| Campus Manager to Discover the Cisco Devices in a Network
| CiscoView to Configure and Monitor Cisco Switches and Routers
| Inventory Manager to Catalog the Network
| Configuration Manager to Create an Active Archive of Device Configurations
| Software Manager to Create a Library of IOS Images and Deploy IOS Upgrades
to Devices
| To Change Audit Services to Track Changes to Inventory Hardware, IOS
Versions, and Device Configurations
| Syslog Analysis to Review Events
| Availability Manager to Track the Reachability of Critical Devices
| Campus Manger’s Topology Services to Display Topology Maps of a Network
| Campus Manger’s VLAN Services to Manage VLANS and Layer 2 Spanning Trees
in a Campus Environment
| Campus Manger’s User Tracking Services to Locate Client Workstations
| Campus Manager’s Path Analysis to Graphically Display Communication
Paths
| ACL Manager to Create and Manage Access Control Lists
| Internetwork Performance Monitor
| CiscoWorks 2000 Administrative Functions | |
Who Needs to Attend
Network managers and other networking professionals (administrators and technicians) responsible for the management and maintenance of networks of Cisco routers
Course Outline
1. Ciscoworks 2000 Fundamentals
| Product Review
| Bundling Overview
| Product, System, Client Requirements
| Installation Order | |
2. CD One
| Installing CD One
| Configuring Network Devices for CiscoWorks 2000
| Performing CiscoWorks 2000 User Administration
| Performing CiscoWorks 2000 System Administration
| Testing Connectivity Between the CiscoWorks 2000 Server and Network
Devices
| Using CiscoView to Monitor Network Devices
| Using CiscoView to Configure Network Devices
| Using Integration Utility to Integrate With HP OpenView | |
3. Resource Manager Essentials
| Introducing RME
| Keeping Inventory Up to Date With Deployed Model Types, Installed Modules,
and IOS Version.
| Generating Inventory Reports
| Automating the Archival of Device Configurations
| Searching Device Configurations
| Comparing Configurations Side by Side With Differences Highlighted
| Using Config Editor to Update a Single Device’s Configuration
| Using NetConfig to Update Many Device’s Configurations at the Same Time
| Using Network Show Commands
| Building an On-Line IOS Image Library
| Choosing the Right IOS Version
| Automating IOS Image Upgrades
| Maintaining a History of Hardware, IOS and Configuration Changes
| Monitoring Syslog Messages
| Monitoring Device Availability
| Monitoring Service Contracts | |
4. CiscoWorks 2000 LAN/WAN
| Configuration Management
| Automated Features
| Add-On Applications | |
5. Campus Manager
| Installing Campus Manager
| Configuring Campus Manager
| Seed Devices and the Discovery Processes
| Campus Manager and RME Database Synchronization
| Viewing the Physical and Logical Network Topology
| Customizing the Topology Maps
| Generating Device Attribute, Port Attribute, and Discrepancy Reports
| Understanding the VLAN Trunking Protocol
| Understanding Ethernet and Token Ring VLANs and ATM ELANs
| Adding, Modifying, and Deleting VLANs
| Assigning Switch Ports to VLANs
| Viewing the Layer 2 Spanning Tree of a VLAN
| The End User Discovery Algorithm
| Finding a Particular End User by IP Address, MAC Address, Hostname, or
Switchport
| Finding All the End Users in a Particular VLAN or on a Particular Switch
| Creating a Graphical View of a Network Path, Both at Layer 2 and Layer 3
| Understanding ATM Management
| Understanding LANE Management | |
6. ACL Manager
| Installing ACL Manager
| Creating and Editing ACL and ACL Components
| Editing Class Manager Components
| Creating and Applying Templates
| Scheduling and Downloading ACL Configuration Changes | |
7. IPM
| What is Internetwork Performance Monitor
| Installing and Configuring Internetwork Performance Monitor
| Analyzing Network Performance
| Collecting Network Performance Statistics
| Generating Network Performance Reports | |
Hands-On Lab 1: Setting Up the CiscoWorks 2000 Server
Hands-On Lab 2: Setting Up the Network
Hands-On Lab 3: CiscoWorks 2000 Administrative Tasks
Hands-On Lab 4: Using CiscoView
Hands-On Lab 5: Managing Network Inventory
Hands-On Lab 6: Managing Device Configuration Files
Hands-On Lab 7: Modifying Device Configurations With Config Editor
Hands-On Lab 8: Modifying Device Configurations With NetConfig
Hands-On Lab 9: Using Network Show Commands
Hands-On Lab 10: Managing Cisco Software Images
Hands-On Lab 11: Monitoring Network Changes
Hands-On Lab 12: Monitoring Syslog Messages
Hands-On Lab 13: Monitoring Device Availability
Hands-On Lab 14: Configuring Campus Manager and Using Topology Services
Hands-On Lab 15: Managing VLANs
Hands-On Lab 16: User Tracking
Hands-On Lab 17: Path Analysis
Hands-On Lab 18: Managing Access Control Lists
Hands-On Lab 19: Analyzing Routed Network Performance
Hands-On Lab 20: Viewing Statistics and Reports
Suggested Prerequisites
Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices and Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks are prerequisites for this course.
You should be familiar with the Cisco IOS and the Cisco Catalyst operating systems and with TCP/IP and the Windows 2000 operating system.
Suggested Follow-ons
Students followed up CiscoWorks2000 Boot Camp by attending these popular classes:
| Advanced Cisco Campus Switching
| MCNS™ (Managing Cisco® Network Security)
| CATM™ (Cisco® Campus ATM Solutions) | |