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Training: Engineering Cisco Meraki Solutions – Part 2

Ref. CIS-ECMS2
Duration:
3
 days
Exam:
Optional
Level:
Intermediate

Engineering Cisco Meraki Solutions Training - Part 2

Advanced Training to Master Cisco Meraki

Join our dedicated training on Meraki solutions, specifically designed for professionals seeking to acquire the essential skills to plan, design, and manage scalable network architectures. Through practical modules and real-world case studies, you will learn how to harness the full potential of the Cisco Meraki platform to optimize the performance, security, and management of your infrastructures. This training effectively prepares you for certification while providing operational expertise that can be applied immediately.

Participant profiles

  • Anyone who regularly deploys or manages Meraki networks and want to deepen their technical expertise and understanding of the full Meraki product suite and features

Objectives

  • Plan for network deployments and integrations using the Meraki platform
  • Design Meraki architectures for redundancy, high-density, and scalability
  • Implement comprehensive Meraki product features to meet design objectives
  • Operate Meraki networks and troubleshoot complex network incidents using the Meraki Dashboard and analytics

Prerequisites

  • Have taken ECMS1 or CMNO, or possess equivalent Meraki knowledge and experience
  • Be CCNA-certified or have an equivalent level of technical expertise
  • Be employed by Cisco Systems, a Meraki partner, or a Meraki customer

Course content

Module 1: Planning new Meraki architectures and extending existing deployments

  • Identify optimal Meraki network architectures (organization, sizing, and network limits)
  • Plan and complete license renewals via the dashboard

Module 2: Design for scalable management and high availability

  • Design the administrative structure of the Meraki organization using tags (network and device tags)
  • Design highly available and redundant networks using MX warm spare technology and MS physical stacking technology
  • Design high-density wireless networks (access point calculations and SSID configurations)

Module 3: Automating and scaling Meraki deployments

  • Use SAML for scalable role-based access control
  • Explain the capabilities and limitations of templates and network cloning
  • Explain and identify ideal use cases for the Dashboard API

Module 4: Routing design and practices on the Meraki platform

  • Design appropriate static and dynamic routing topologies based on network needs
  • Explain dynamic routing capabilities on the MX appliance platform
  • Explain dynamic routing capabilities on the MS switch platform
  • Configure OSPF on the network as a dynamic routing protocol
  • Leverage BGP to extend networks and improve WAN performance

Module 5: QoS and traffic shaping design

  • Identify configurable quality of service (QoS) mechanisms on the LAN and WLAN
  • Prepare VoIP and video traffic using class of service (CoS), DSCP tags, and wireless traffic shaping
  • Configure policy and performance-based routing on the MX appliance platform

Module 6: VPN and WAN topology architecture

  • Design highly scalable VPN architectures (full mesh, hub-and-spoke)
  • Explain the underlying mechanisms of Meraki Auto VPN (VPN registry, UDP hole punching)
  • Explain the fundamentals of Meraki SD-WAN and its processing algorithm
  • Design a Meraki SD-WAN architecture with performance-based routing
  • Extend networks and services into the public cloud (Azure and AWS)

Module 7: Securing the network with advanced security features

  • Explain the default traffic flow and rule processing order for layer 3 / layer 7 rules on the MX appliance platform
  • Identify security intelligence engines and definition databases that the MX Appliance platform leverages for network protection services (Cisco AMP, Threat Grid, Snort)
  • Identify and enable content filtering at different levels to refine desired traffic

Module 8: Concepts and practices for switched networking

  • Prepare access strategies (802.1x) using Meraki authentication
  • Properly use templates, cloning, and switch profiles
  • Design guest access for LAN/WLAN using Meraki best practices

Module 9: Concepts and practices for wireless networking

  • Configure dashboard maps and floor plans
  • Formulate RF profiles to prepare for difficult/variable RF deployments
  • Configure WLAN access control options based on design requirements
  • Enable the network for Bluetooth scanning and BLE beacons
  • Use Air Marshal for intrusion detection and mitigation

Module 10: Concepts and practices for endpoint management

  • Explain the various device enrollment methods and profile deployment
  • Design a native containerization strategy to separate work from personal data on endpoints
  • Identify and implement various application deployment methods
  • Assemble and implement security policies that meet diverse restriction requirements
  • Build a network deployment that leverages SM Sentry

Module 11: Concepts and practices for physical security

  • Explain the device architecture of the MV platform and the underlying video streaming mechanism (local or remote video access)
  • Design a retention policy using various local or cloud-based storage strategies
  • Configure MV cameras for wireless deployments
  • Explain and demonstrate how to effectively use advanced analytics and MV camera APIs

Module 12: Gaining additional network insights through application monitoring

  • Explain how Meraki Insight can provide network assurance through performance metrics and scores
  • Properly qualify and size Meraki Insight licenses
  • Configure, monitor, and track predefined and custom web application thresholds

Module 13: Preparation and configuration of monitoring, logging, and alerting services

  • Explain the integrated dashboard log databases (event and change logs) to leverage for effective activity analysis
  • Identify the various monitoring tools in Dashboard (native analysis, topology)
  • Demonstrate effective alerting best practices across the network
  • Use the Dashboard API to monitor and maintain Meraki networks

Module 14: Configuration of dashboard reporting and auditing capabilities

  • Generate and interpret on-demand or recurring summary reports for key performance metrics
  • Track and manage firmware versions and prepare phased upgrades
  • Recommend appropriate actions to meet PCI DSS compliance (2.0 and 3.0)

Module 15: Gaining visibility and troubleshooting with Meraki features and integrated troubleshooting tools

  • Interpret event and change logs to troubleshoot client and network issues
  • Classify and compare security threats via the Security Center
  • Assess intrusions, outages, and wireless access issues using Dashboard’s RF tools (Wireless Health, Air Marshal)
  • Assess root causes of application performance issues with Meraki Insight
  • Explain detailed VPN tunnel information and the VPN registry found on the VPN Status page
  • Use the local status page as an alternative connectivity method for local troubleshooting

Documentation

  • Digital courseware included

Lab / Exercises

  • Official Cisco lab and exercises

Complementary courses

Temptraining funding

ITTA is a partner of Temptraining, the continuing education fund for temporary workers. This training fund can subsidize continuing education for anyone who works for an employer subject to the Collective Work Agreement (CCT) Rental of services.

Additional information

Cisco Meraki Training: Develop Advanced Operational Skills

The Cisco Meraki training part 2 that we offer is designed for professionals seeking to deepen their skills in cloud networks. More than just an introduction, this training enables you to master concrete tools to optimize and secure your network infrastructure. You will learn to use Meraki seamlessly, integrating management strategies that will allow you to improve the performance of your systems while simplifying their administration.

How Does Cisco Meraki Work?

Cisco Meraki is a cloud-based network management solution that enables centralized and simplified administration. Unlike traditional network solutions that require local management and manual updates, Meraki relies on a cloud architecture that provides access to a single interface for configuring, monitoring, and updating your network equipment remotely.

This solution is ideal for businesses looking to streamline the management of their infrastructure without compromising security or performance. Meraki’s features include managing wireless access points, firewalls, switches, and routers from a single platform.

Cisco and Meraki: An Innovative Collaboration

It is often asked whether Cisco and Meraki are the same entity. In fact, Meraki is a subsidiary of Cisco, specializing in cloud solutions. The major difference lies in their approach: Cisco offers traditional network solutions, while Meraki relies on cloud innovation. Together, they form a powerful combination to meet the growing needs of modern businesses in infrastructure management.

Why Choose Cisco Meraki?

The benefits of Cisco Meraki are numerous. Its simplified management allows network administrators to centralize the monitoring and control of all equipment. In addition to this centralization, Meraki offers automation tools that reduce the time spent on manual tasks such as updates or configuration.

Businesses of all sizes choose Meraki for its ability to quickly scale with their needs, especially those operating in multiple geographic locations. In summary, Cisco Meraki provides a complete, scalable, and secure solution for managing network infrastructure efficiently.

Meraki Training (Part 2) to Prepare You for Today’s Challenges

Our advanced Cisco Meraki training goes beyond the basics, giving you the skills needed to apply these solutions to your own projects. You will develop expertise not only in configuration but also in optimizing your networks through practical scenarios and real-world use cases.

By the end of this training, you will be ready to fully leverage Meraki and confidently take the Cisco Meraki certification. This certification will validate your mastery of Meraki technology, a significant asset in a market where cloud network management is becoming essential.

Prix de l'inscription
CHF 2'350.-
Inclus dans ce cours
  • Official Cisco Training Program
  • Training provided by a certified Cisco CCSI trainer
  • Official documentation in digital format
  • Achievement Badge
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