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Cisco Ccnp Enauto 300-435 1/2
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Master Network Automation and Programmability with Cisco's Advanced Tools and Technologies

What you'll learn

Automate Network Tasks Using Python: Students will learn to develop Python scripts to automate routine network management tasks, reducing manual intervention an

Implement and Manage Cisco's Automation Solutions: Learners will gain hands-on experience with Cisco's automation tools and platforms, such as Cisco DNA Center

Develop and Use APIs for Network Automation: Students will understand how to create, implement, and troubleshoot Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for n

Design and Deploy Automated Network Solutions: By the end of the course, students will be able to design, deploy, and maintain automated network solutions, ensu

Requirements

Basic Networking Knowledge: A fundamental understanding of networking concepts, including TCP/IP, subnets, VLANs, and basic routing and switching principles, is essential for grasping the course material.

Familiarity with Cisco Devices: Prior experience working with Cisco routers and switches, including basic configuration and management, will help learners follow along with the practical aspects of the course.

Programming Basics: Basic knowledge of programming, particularly in Python, is recommended as the course involves developing scripts for network automation tasks.

Access to Cisco Equipment or Simulators: To practice and apply the skills learned, students should have access to Cisco equipment or network simulation tools such as Cisco Packet Tracer, GNS3, or VIRL.

Description

Unlock the power of network automation and programmability with the Cisco CCNP ENAUTO 300-435 course. This comprehensive training program is designed to equip network professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to automate complex network tasks and streamline network operations using Cisco's cutting-edge tools and technologies.In this course, you will:Automate Network Tasks Using Python: Learn to develop Python scripts to automate routine network management tasks, reducing manual intervention and improving efficiency.Implement and Manage Cisco's Automation Solutions: Gain hands-on experience with Cisco's automation tools and platforms, such as Cisco DNA Center and Cisco vManage, to streamline network operations and management.Develop and Use APIs for Network Automation: Understand how to create, implement, and troubleshoot Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for network devices and services, enabling seamless integration and communication between network components.Design and Deploy Automated Network Solutions: Acquire the skills to design, deploy, and maintain automated network solutions, ensuring robust and scalable network infrastructure that meets organizational needs.This course is perfect for network engineers, IT professionals, aspiring network automation specialists, and those preparing for the Cisco Certified DevNet Professional (CCNP ENAUTO) certification. With practical labs, real-world scenarios, and expert instruction, you will gain the confidence and competence to excel in the evolving field of network automation.Prerequisites: Basic networking knowledge, familiarity with Cisco devices, and basic programming skills in Python are recommended but not mandatory. Access to Cisco equipment or simulators is also beneficial.Join us and take the first step towards mastering network automation and programmability with Cisco's advanced technologies.

Overview

Section 1: Cisco CCNP ENAUTO Course Introduction

Lecture 1 ENAUTO 300-435 - Course Introduction

Section 2: ENAUTO - Network Programmability Foundation

Lecture 2 ENAUTO - Software Version Control

Lecture 3 ENAUTO - Basic Linux BASH Commands

Lecture 4 ENAUTO - Local Git Repository

Lecture 5 ENAUTO - Git Branch and Merge

Lecture 6 ENAUTO - Application Programmic Interfaces

Lecture 7 ENAUTO - Start Python-ing

Lecture 8 ENAUTO - Python Variables

Lecture 9 ENAUTO - Python Logical Operators

Lecture 10 ENAUTO - Python Virtual Environments

Lecture 11 ENAUTO - Network Configuration Tools

Section 3: ENAUTO - Automate API's and Protocols

Lecture 12 ENAUTO - Data Modeling

Lecture 13 ENAUTO - YANG Modules

Lecture 14 ENAUTO - Transporters for YANG

Section 4: ENAUTO - Network Device Programmability

Lecture 15 ENAUTO - It's all Available

Lecture 16 ENAUTO - Build the Arena

Lecture 17 ENAUTO - EVE-NG for Hands-on

Lecture 18 ENAUTO - Local Node prerequisites

Lecture 19 ENAUTO - Python Telnet Library

Lecture 20 ENAUTO - Netmiko Rules

Lecture 21 ENAUTO - Conncet and Configure with Netmiko

Lecture 22 ENAUTO - Ncclient first impression

Lecture 23 ENAUTO - An Operational XML Template with NETCONF

Lecture 24 ENAUTO - A Configuration XML Template over NETCONF

Lecture 25 ENAUTO - RESTCONF API's Library

Lecture 26 ENAUTO - Postman and Python - Configure IOS-XE

Lecture 27 ENAUTO - Ansible, Ubuntu, and EVE-NG cooperation

Lecture 28 ENAUTO - Ansible Playbook and Collection index

Lecture 29 ENAUTO - Fixing and running a config playbook

Lecture 30 ENAUTO - Model-Driven Telemetry

Lecture 31 ENAUTO - Day-Zero Provisioning

Lecture 32 ENAUTO - Subscribe an IOS-XE reporter

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