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Lesson 1: The Nexus Product Family
- Nexus 7000
- Nexus 5000
- Nexus 5500
- Nexus 4000
- Nexus 2000
- Nexus 1000V
- NX-OS
- DCNM
Lesson 2: The Nexus 7000 Core Switch
- Nexus 7000 Chassis and Modules
- Fabric Modules
- Supervisor Redundancy
- Licensing
- Virtual Device Contexts
- VDC Design Examples
- Virtual PortChannels
- FabricPath (Layer 2 Multi-Pathing)
- Overlay Transport Virtualization
Lesson 3: The Nexus 5000 Series Switch
- Challenges in the Datacenter
- I/O Consolidation
- Nexus 5000 and 5500 Architecture Overview
- FCoE Server Adapters
- Nexus 5000 Management
Lesson 4: The Nexus 2000 Fabric Extender
- Nexus 2000 Model comparison
- Nexus 2000 Access Layer Design
- Describe Nexus 2000 forwarding
Lesson 5: The Nexus 1000v Virtual Switch
- Virtual Environment Overview
- How the Cisco Nexus 1000V supports coordinated provisioning of VMs and network resources
- Features of the Nexus 1000v
Lesson 6: Nexus Data Center Architecture
- Access Layer Designs
- Cisco Nexus Data Center Design
Lesson 7: Understanding the FCoE Protocol
- Current FCoE Architecture
- FCoE ENode MAC Addresses
- FCoE Initialization Protocol
- FIP Snooping
- VE Interfaces
- FIP future progression
Lesson 8: Configuring the Cisco Nexus 5000
- Switch Configuration Overview
- Configuring Basic Connectivity and
- Administrative Access
- Configuring Virtual Interfaces
- Configuring Ethernet Uplink Ports
- Configuring the FC Uplink Ports
- Configuring the Nexus 2000
- Verifying the Configuration
- Additional Configuration Components
Lesson 9: Configuring NPV Mode
- Describe NPiV
- Explain how NPV mode works in an FCoE network
- Discuss how to change switch mode to NPV mode
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