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OVERVIEW English - Please note this course is only available in English. Nederlands - Let op: deze training is alleen in het Engels beschikbaar. Français - Veuillez noter que ce cours est uniquement disponible en anglais. In this Partner-only course, you increase your proficiency as a NetApp® ONTAP® software engineer by learning how to troubleshoot ONTAP environments. Specifically, you learn how to troubleshoot the management component, scale-out networking, NAS protocols (NFS and SMB), and SAN protocols (iSCSI). From lectures, demonstrations, and active exercises, you learn how to isolate issues, verify configurations, view logs, view trace messages, and use event management system messages for troubleshooting.   OBJECTIVES Describe the different software components in the ONTAP architecture Describe the methodologies for troubleshooting management component applications, networks, and protocols Use troubleshooting workflows to identify failure symptoms, determine potential causes, and resolve issues Use debugging commands, logs, and tools to identify, isolate, and fix complex technical issues that involve different core components Check the health of a cluster and summarize the results Identify issues with the management component Use administrative commands to verify the configuration of NFS, SMB, and iSCSI Use the troubleshooting methodology for NFS, SMB, and iSCSI to define and isolate issues Locate logs for the management component, network, NFS, SMB, and iSCSI protocols Collect data for support cases AUDIENCE NetApp Technical Support Engineers NetApp Support Services Certified Partner Engineers NetApp Professional Services Engineers CONTENT Module 1: Troubleshooting the Management Component Management component RDB Concepts: Units, Quorum, Master, Epoch and Epsilon Configuration and replication databases Job manager RDB backup and recovery Non-RDB user-space applications Event management system, logs, traces and user-space core files Module 2: Troubleshooting Scale-out Networking ONTAP networking overview Networking-related management component application and databases Networking evolution Cluster session manager Tools to triage networking issues Troubleshooting scenarios Module 3: Troubleshooting Network Component and Security Services Network component SecD SecD troubleshooting Network component troubleshooting Module 4: Troubleshooting NFS NFS Overview How NFS works in ONTAP software ONTAP NFS authorization using export policies and UNIX permissions Export-related caches NFS troubleshooting Module 5: Troubleshooting SMB SMB SMB services SMB troubleshooting Module 6: Troubleshooting Scalable SAN SAN architecture Scalable SAN configuration Scalable SAN functional components CLAM quorum Scalable SAN troubleshooting

OVERVIEW English - Please note this course is only available in English. Nederlands - Let op: deze training is alleen in het Engels beschikbaar. Français - Veuillez noter que ce cours est uniquement disponible en anglais. In this course, students learn troubleshooting skills to support the implementation and lifecycle management of NetApp StorageGRID software.  Through theoretical explanations and hands on exercises, delegates will learn to control the architecture, option, services and features of the StorageGRID system   Students will also learn about the security and authentication mechanisms, logging and monitoring resources and Apache Cassandra implementation.  Additionally, the processes to expand and upgrade the system, FabricPool technology plus investigating Simple Storage Services (S3) issues. OBJECTIVES • Understand the networking architecture of a StorageGRID deployment • Describe the load-balancing features of StorageGRID • Review the StorageGRID services and ports • Understand the impact of the StorageGRID options • Understand the Cassandra implementation in StorageGRID • Review the StorageGRID security and authentication mechanisms • Define the StorageGRID logging and monitoring resources • Review the expansion and upgrade processes • Examine FabricPool technology with StorageGRID • Investigate S3 issues with StorageGRID AUDIENCE Professionals & Engineers who use or implement StorageGRID solutions (from all audience types).  Supporting the following job roles.. Systems Administrators System Operators System Engineers CONTENT Module 1:StorageGRID networking StorageGRID network topology Exercises Examining StorageGRID network architecture    Module 2:StorageGRID software concepts • Grid node services • Managing node services • StorageGRID configuration options Exercises Exploring nodetool commands    Module 3:StorageGRID logging and monitoring • StorageGRID service log files • StorageGRID audit logging • Log analysis • Log forwarding Exercises Managing StorageGRID logs    Module 4: Troubleshooting Cassandra • Cassandra fundamentals • Cassandra startup • Nodetool Exercises Examining Cassandra fundamentals    Module 5:TroubleshootingStorageGRID decommission,expansion and upgrade • StorageGRID decommissioning • StorageGRID expansion process and issues • StorageGRID major version upgrade Exercises Decommissioning and upgrading    Module 6: StorageGRID authentication and user management • StorageGRID authorization and authentication • StorageGRID multitenancy implementation Exercises Configuring StorageGRID authentication    Module 7:Troubleshooting StorageGRID security issues • StorageGRID security • StorageGRID system hardening • Certificate-related Issues Exercises Troubleshooting StorageGRID authorization    Module 8:StorageGRID performance troubleshooting • StorageGRID performance factors • Identify performance bottlenecks Exercises Examining StorageGRID performance details    Module 9:ONTAP FabricPool with StorageGRID • FabricPool object store • Investigate object store unavailability • Troubleshooting connection issues • Object store access issues Exercises Troubleshooting ONTAP FabricPool technology    Module 10:Troubleshoot S3 client and application issues • Troubleshoot S3 request failures • S3 request logging

OVERVIEW English - Please note this course is only available in English. Nederlands - Let op: deze training is alleen in het Engels beschikbaar. Français - Veuillez noter que ce cours est uniquement disponible en anglais. Learn how to administer NetApp® StorageGRID, a software-defined, object-based storage system. Dive into the Grid Management Interface to manage, monitor, and maintain grid nodes, configure information lifecycle management (ILM) policies, and administer Simple Storage Service (S3) buckets. Explore tenant management through the Tenant Management Interface. Also, learn how to seamlessly integrate StorageGRID with NetApp hybrid cloud protection and tiering solutions. This course is updated for StorageGRID 11.8. OBJECTIVES Use the StorageGRID Grid Manager to monitor and manage a StorageGRID object-based storage solution Create and manage storage tenant accounts, groups, and users Configure ILM rules and policies Configure the StorageGRID API Gateway Nodes for client access Manage S3 buckets and objects Monitor StorageGRID system activity Perform grid maintenance tasks Integrate the StorageGRID solution into your data infrastructure AUDIENCE Solutions engineer (SE), architect, support engineer, implementation engineer and professional services CONTENT Module 1: StorageGRID components and services StorageGRID components StorageGRID networks StorageGRID network topologies 　 Module 2: StorageGRID management StorageGRID Grid Manager StorageGRID configuration options StorageGRID administrators Securing access to StorageGRID StorageGRID Management API Exercises: Exploring StorageGRID Grid Manager Creating and managing StorageGRID administrator accounts Using the API to manage the StorageGRID system 　 Module 3: Storage tenant administration Tenant accounts Tenant Manager Tenant access control StorageGRID Tenant API Exercises: Managing tenant accounts Using S3 tenant accounts 　 Module 4: Information lifecycle management ILM policies and rules Policy tags Storage pools, storage grades, and regions Configuring ILM policies Exercises: Configuring basic ILM Tiering object storage Controlling placement based on object metadata 　 Module 5: Managing client connections VLAN interfaces High-availability groups Load balancer endpoints Traffic classification Exercises: Configuring Gateway Nodes 　 Module 6: S3 bucket administration Virtual hosted-style identifiers Bucket access control S3 bucket configuration options Client stored object options Platform services Exercises: Managing access to S3 buckets 　 Module 7: Monitoring the StorageGRID system Alerts Audit log SNMP Node services Reporting Exercises: Managing alerts Viewing StorageGRID reports Managing audit logs 　 Module 8: StorageGRID maintenance StorageGRID AutoSupport Managing StorageGRID services Maintenance procedures StorageGRID software upgrades Exercises: Performing grid maintenance tasks 　 Module 9: Integrating a StorageGRID system ONTAP FabricPool ONTAP backup to cloud BlueXP copy and sync service BlueXP backup and recovery service Exercises: Configuring Cloud Storage Pools

OVERVIEW English - Please note this course is only available in English. Nederlands - Let op: deze training is alleen in het Engels beschikbaar. Français - Veuillez noter que ce cours est uniquement disponible en anglais. This course focuses on the deployment of NetApp® SnapCenter® Server 4.4. You learn how to install, monitor, and manage SnapCenter Server. The course also discusses installation and use of licenses and role-based access control. You learn how to prepare hosts, install SnapCenter Plug-ins, and connect to NetApp ONTAP® AFF and FAS storage systems. You also review backup and restore of Windows file system data and the configuration of SnapMirror® and SnapVault® relationships for use with SnapCenter software. The course materials include an exercise workbook that serves as an on-the-job reference guide. OBJECTIVES Explain the benefits and relationships between the various components of the SnapCenter solution Describe the methods to install the SnapCenter Server software Perform SnapCenter configuration of role-based access control, installation of licenses, and connections to storage VMs (storage virtual machines, also known as SVMs) Configure hosts and SnapCenter Server Plug-in packages Prepare data protection relationships for SnapCenter software Perform backup and restore of Windows data Explain monitoring and managing capabilities of SnapCenter Server AUDIENCE NetApp and NetApp Partner Professional Services Systems Engineers NetApp Customers CONTENT Module 1: SnapCenter Software Review Introduction to the SnapCenter Suite Server architecture Plug-in Packages licensing Management Interfaces Integration with ONTAP features Module 2: SnapCenter Server Deployment Server Installation Workflow Server Requirements Additional Installation Options Module 3: SnapCenter Server Configuration License Management Server Connections to the Storage System Server RBAC Module 4: Preparing Hosts for SnapCenter Add Hosts to the SnapCenter Server Installing Plug-in Packages Module 5: Assigning NetApp Storage to Windows Hosts Configuring LUN storage on Windows Windows Disk Management Working with SMB Shares Module 6: Preparing Data Protection Relationships for SnapCenter Data protection relationships with SnapCenter Preparing the storage systems for replication Module 7: Data Backup and Restore Backup of Windows file systems Restore of Windows file systems Cloning Windows file system backups Module 8: Monitoring and Managing with the SnapCenter server Managing the SnapCenter Repository Monitoring Activities Understanding SnapCenter Reporting Features Labs: Storage configuration SnapCenter server configuration Plug-in configuration, installation and monitoring Storage configuration SnapMirror and SnapVault configuration SnapCenter backup, restore and clone fundamentals Monitoring and managing SnapCenter software

OVERVIEW English - Please note this course is only available in English. Nederlands - Let op: deze training is alleen in het Engels beschikbaar. Français - Veuillez noter que ce cours est uniquement disponible en anglais. In this course, you learn about the recovery of offline systems. You learn some of the reasons that systems go offline, including hardware causes and extraordinary circumstances. You also learn about data inconsistency issues and how to resolve the issues. This course does not cover platform-specific content. OBJECTIVES Recover systems that are down and will not boot or allow takeover Manually analyze failure information when tools are not available Recover from failed upgrades and reverts, including boot media updates AUDIENCE Experienced Engineers supporting NetApp hardware in the field CONTENT Day 1 Module 1: Controller Problems Module 2: Understanding Boot   Day 2 Module 3: Maintenance Mode Day 3 Module 4: Storage Module 5: WAFL Recovery

OVERVIEW English - Please note this course is only available in English. Nederlands - Let op: deze training is alleen in het Engels beschikbaar. Français - Veuillez noter que ce cours est uniquement disponible en anglais. Learn how to install, configure, and use NetApp® Trident to manage Kubernetes with NetApp ONTAP® based storage systems. Deploy NetApp Trident by using the Trident operator and then use the tridentctl and kubectl methods to manage configurations. Configure NFS-backed, iSCSI-backed, NAS economy-backed, and NVMe-over-TCP (NVMe/TCP) backed storage. Manage Snapshot copies, expand volumes, and import non-NetApp Trident volumes to become managed volumes. Install and configure Trident Protect to protect Kubernetes applications by using snapshots and backups. Restore snapshots and backups in place and to new namespaces. Finally, protect applications across clusters by using cloning and asynchronous SnapMirror. Written for Kubernetes v1.29, NetApp Trident 24.10, and NetApp Trident Protect 24.10.1, this course includes appendixes on Kubernetes certifications, operator design patterns to extend Kubernetes, and a GitOps introduction. OBJECTIVES Describe Kubernetes storage concepts Explain how Trident makes managing persistent storage easier, and install Trident in a Kubernetes cluster Configure back ends, storage classes, and persistent volumes to use storage that Trident manages Use Trident to manage common scenarios Install and use Trident Protect to protect Kubernetes applications Protect across clusters by cloning and mirroring applications Monitor Trident by using Prometheus and Grafana Investigate security options to ensure a secure Kubernetes environment AUDIENCE Systems Administrators Architects Integration Engineers   CONTENT Module 1: Kubernetes Storage Persistent storage in Kubernetes Container storage Kubernetes storage concepts Static provisioning Dynamic provisioning   Module 2: Trident installation NetApp Trident details NetApp Trident installation   Module 3: Configuration Configure back ends Manage storage classes Create persistent volumes by using NetApp Trident Custom naming conventions   Module 4:Usage Scenarios Manage Snapshot copies Expand volumes Import volumes Manage multiple -zone storage Consumption and performance control Cross-namespace volume access   Module 5: Protection Trident Protect installation Application protection Application restoration Tridentctl-protect   Module 6: Business continuity Use cases Restoring an app to a new cluster Application mirroring MetroCluster support   Module 7: Monitoring Available options for monitoring NetApp Trident Monitor with Prometheus and Grafana   Module 8: Security SVM hardening NFS hardening iSCSI hardening   Module 9: Next steps Appendix 1: Kubernetes Certifications • Cloud Native Computing Foundation exams • NetApp Kubernetes-related exams Appendix 2:Introduction to operators • Design patterns for extending Kubernetes • Operators • Example operator implementation Appendix 3: GitsOps introduction • GitOps definition • Benefits of GitOps • Set up Argo CD

OVERVIEW English - Please note this course is only available in English. Nederlands - Let op: deze training is alleen in het Engels beschikbaar. Français - Veuillez noter que ce cours est uniquement disponible en anglais. In this course, you learn to implement a hybrid cloud solution with Microsoft Azure by using NetApp® Cloud Volumes ONTAP®. You connect an Azure Virtual Network (VNet) and an on-premises data center to unify your infrastructure. You use NetApp BlueXP™ (formerly Cloud Manager) to move data and manage storage in the hybrid cloud. You learn how NetApp cloud services are integrated into BlueXP to provide persistent storage for Kubernetes containers and enhance data protection, security, and compliance. You also learn to optimize the capacity and performance of Cloud Volumes ONTAP. OBJECTIVES • Configure a VNet and connect it to an on-premises data center with VPN Internet Protocol security (IPsec) • Describe Cloud Volumes ONTAP architecture • Install a connector and deploy Cloud Volumes ONTAP • Explain basic system administration tasks with BlueXP • Copy data between an ONTAP based system and Cloud Volumes ONTAP for Azure for disaster recovery • Use data tiering to Azure Blob storage for Cloud Volumes ONTAP • Use Cloud Volumes ONTAP as persistent storage for Kubernetes containers • Identify performance and sizing options for Cloud Volumes ONTAP AUDIENCE NetApp Employees NetApp Partners Customer Storage Administrators of any experience level CONTENT Module 1: Public cloud essential concepts Lesson 1: Azure networking and other concepts Lesson 2: Terraform introduction Exercise 1: Controlling cloud resources with CLI Exercise 2: Controlling cloud resources with PowerShell Exercise 3: Controlling NetApp ONTAP (on-premises) resources with NetApp PowerShell Toolkit Exercise 4: Configuring resources in Azure by using Terraform Exercise 5: Reviewing resources by using Azure Portal Exercise 6: Verifying connectivity to the VMs in front-end and back-end subnets   Module 2: Connectivity from the public cloud to other networks Lesson 1: Microsoft Azure VNet connectivity to an on-premises network Exercise 1: Connecting Azure VNet to an on-premises network Exercise 2: Configuring on-premises DNS for Azure VMs Exercise 3: (Optional) Joining an Azure VM to Active Directory in the on-premisesenvironment   Module 3: Deploying a connector Lesson 1: Review a connector Exercise 1: Deploying a connector   Module 4: NetApp Cloud Volumes ONTAP Lesson 1: NetApp Cloud Volumes ONTAP architecture review Lesson 2: Deploying Cloud Volumes ONTAP Lesson 3: Highly available NetApp Cloud Volumes ONTAP in Azure Exercise 1: Deploying a single-node Cloud Volumes ONTAP instance Exercise 2: Creating an NFS volume and accessing it from an NFS client Exercise 3: Creating an SMB volume and accessing it from an SMB client Exercise 4: Deploying a Cloud Volumes ONTAP high-availability pair   Module 5: Administration of NetApp Cloud Volumes ONTAP Lesson 1: Administering Cloud Volumes ONTAP Exercise 1: Using BlueXP for basic administration of Cloud Volumes ONTAP Exercise 2: Doing basic administration of BlueXP   Module 6: Data protection Lesson 1: Data protection Lesson 2: Administering Cloud Volumes ONTAP Exercise 1: Configuring and managing ransomware protection Exercise2: Configuring and Managing Disaster Recovery in the Data Fabric   Module 7: Tiering Lesson 1: Tiering in Azure Exercise 1: Tiering backup data to Azure Blob storage

OVERVIEW The Managing Cisco Network Operating Systems (CNIOS) course introduces the fundamental concepts of Cisco networking operating systems, including IOS XE, NX-OS, and IOS XR. This training is designed for individuals who are new to Cisco or networking professionals who want to deepen their understanding of Cisco operating systems used across various network devices. Upon completion of this training, you will be able to navigate the command-line interface (CLI), configure basic settings as well as advanced protocols, and understand the unique features and architectures of Cisco network operating systems. This course is worth 37 Continuing Education (CE) credits toward recertification. This training includes three free additional modules provided via Cisco U. OBJECTIVES After completing this course you should be able to: Navigate the CLIs of IOS XE, NX-OS, and IOSXR  Perform initial setup, upgrades, and troubleshooting on various Cisco platforms  Configure essential network features, such as vPCs, Fibre Channel, VXLAN, and router clustering  Explore automation options and learn how to interact with Cisco TAC  Gain proficiency in navigating Cisco documentation and securing network environments AUDIENCE Junior Network Engineers , NOC Engineers , IT Operations Engineers and Network Administrators  CERTIFICATION Recommended as preparation for the following exams: There is no exam currently aligned to this course CONTENT Overview of Cisco Network Operating Systems Overview of Network Types Enterprise Networks and Platforms Data Center Networks and Platforms Service Provider Networks and Platforms Comparison of Cisco IOS, IOS XE, NX-OS, and IOS XR Use Cases and Deployment Scenarios Architecture and Design Features and Capabilities Introduction to Cisco Modeling Labs What is Cisco Modelling Labs Cisco Modelling Labs Requirements and Deployments GUI Walkthrough Node Definitions Image Definitions Introduction to Lab Toplogies Common Protocols and Configurations Remote Access Configuration VLAN Configuration Layer 2 Interface Configuration Layer 3 Interface Configuration Viral Routing and Forwarding Configuration First Hop Redundancy Protocols Configuration Routing Protocols Configuration Introduction to Cisco IOS XE Identifying Cisco IOS XE Routers Identifying Cisco IOS XE Switches Cisco IOS XE Software Architecture Use of Cisco IOS XE CLI and Configuration Management Initial Access of Cisco IOS XE Device Cisco IOS XE Initial Configuration Cisco IOS XE CLI Cisco IOS XE Configuration Management Advanced Cisco IOS XE Configuration Management Commonly Deployed Features and Protocols of Cisco IOS XE Routing Overview Static Routing Configuration on Cisco IOS XE Dynamic Routing Configuration on Cisco IOS XE Dynamic Network Address Translation on Cisco IOS XE Systems Cisco Catalyst StackWise Virtual Feature Overview Cisco IOS XE Software Management and Upgrade Process Cisco IOS XE Upgrade Process Cisco IOS XE Downgrade Process Application Hosting on Cisco IOS XE Virtual Machine Hosting on Cisco IOS XE Introduction to Cisco NX-OS Identifying Csco NX-OS Platforms Use Case of Cisco NX-OS Platforms Cisco NX-OS Architecture  Use of Cisco NX-OS CLI and Configuration Management Initial Access of Cisco NX-OS Switch Initial Cisco NX-OS Switch Configuration Cisco NX-OS Switch Power-On Auto Provisioning Cisco NX-OS CLI Cisco NX-OS Configuration Management  Commonly Deployed Features and Protocols of Cisco NX-OS Virtual Port Channel Overview Virtual Port Channel Configuration and Verification Fibre Channel Overview Fibre Channel Configuration on Cisco MDS Switches FCoE Overview FCoE Configuration on Cisco Nexus Switches Virtual Extensible LAN Overview MP-BGP EVPN VXLAN Control Plane Overview VXLAN Data Plane Cisco NX-OS Software Management and Upgrade Process Cisco NX-OS Features Cisco NX-OS Systems Upgrades Cisco NX-OS Software Upgrade Prerequisites and Guidelines Cisco NX-OS System Upgrade Options Cisco NX-OS System Downgrades Third-Party Applications on Cisco NX-OS Introduction to Cisco IOS XR Identifying Cisco IOS XR Platforms Use Cases for Cisco IOS XR Devices Cisco IOS XR Software Architecture  Use of Cisco IOS XR CLI and Configuration Managment Initial Access of Cisco IOS XR Device Cisco IOS XR User Login and Command Modes Cisco IOS XR Initial Configuration Cisco IOS XR CLI Cisco IOS XR Configuration Management  Commonly Deployed Features and Protcols of Cisco IOS XR Layer 3 VPN Overview Layer 3 VPN Configuration Routing Policy Language Overview Segment Routing Overview  Cisco IOS XR Software Management and Upgrade Process Cisco IOS XR Upgrade Process Cisco IOS XR Downgrade Process Application Hosting on Cisco IOS XR Platforms Golden ISO Image Overview  Automation and Programmability Evolution of Automation on Cisco Network Devices NETCONF Overview RESTCONF Overview Ansible Automation Tool Overview Terraform Automation Tool Overview  Monitoring Tools Monitoring Options Overview Simple Network Management Protocol Overview Configuring SNMP on Cisco Devices Model-Driven Telemetry Overview Configuring Telemetry Streaming on Cisco Devices System Message Logging on Cisco Devices Configuring Logging on Cisco Devices Troubleshooting and Best Practices Common Troubleshooting Commands Configuration Verification Commands Packet Capturing Tools Overview Cisco Support Page Overview Working with Cisco Technical Assistance Center Cisco Bug Search Tool Overview Security and Device Hardening Device Hardening Good Practices Securing Device Access Securing Data Transfer Authentication, Authorisation and Accounting Configuration Port Security on Cisco Switches Preventing ARP Spoofing Attacks in Cisco Networks Traffic Filtering on Cisco Devices Control Plane Policing Overview Cisco Network Security Tools and Sites Cisco Security Advisories Cisco Software Checker Overview Cisco CLI Analyzer Overview  Cisco Network Automation Platforms Cisco Catalyst Center Overview Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure and Cisco Nexus Dashboard Overview Cisco IOS XR Management and Automation Solutions Overview Labs: Discovery Lab 1: Create the First Lab Topology Discovery Lab 2: Enable Remote Access Discovery Lab 3: Configure Layer 2 Interfaces and VLANs  Discovery Lab 4: Configure Layer 3 Interfaces and Routing Discovery Lab 5: Perform Basic Configuration on Cisco IOS XE Router Discovery Lab 6: Configure Static Routing on Cisco IOS XE Router Discovery Lab 7: Configure OSPF Routing Protocol on IOS XE Platform Discovery Lab 8: Configure Network Address Translaton on Cisco IOS XE Systems Discovery Lab 9: Perform an Upgrade of a Cisco IOS XE Router Discovery Lab 10: Deploy a Containerized Application on a Csico IOS XE Device Discovery Lab 11: Perform Initial Cisco NX-OS Switch Configuration Discovery Lab 12: Configure Virtual Port Channel Discovery Lab 13: Configure Fibre Channel on Cisco MDS Switches Discovery Lab 14: Configure VXLAN Discovery Lab 15: Upgrade Cisco Nexus Switches in vPC Discovery Lab 16: Discovery Lab 1: Install Third-Party Tool on Cisco Nexus Swicth Discovery Lab 17: Perform Initial Configuration on Cisco IOS XR Router Discovery Lab 18: Perform Basic Configuration of Cisco IOS XR Router Discovery Lab 19: Configure a Layer 3 VPN Discovery Lab 20: Create a Routing Policy Discovery Lab 21: Perform Upgrade of a Cisco IOS XR Router Discovery Lab 22: Deploy a Containerized Application on Cisco IOS XR Device Discovery Lab 23: Manage a Cisco Nexus Switch with NETCONF  Discovery Lab 24: Manage Cisco Catalyst Router with RESTCONF  Discovery Lab 25: Automate Cisco IOS XR Router with Ansible  Discovery Lab 26: Automate Cisco Catalyst Switch with Terraform  Discovery Lab 27: Configure SNMP, Logging, and Telemetry on Cisco Catalyst Router  Discovery Lab 28: Troubleshoot Common Network Issues  Discovery Lab 29: Capture Network Traffic and Identify the Issue   Discovery Lab 30: Secure Console and Remote Access on Cisco Devices  Discovery Lab 31; Implement Port Security  Discovery Lab 32: Implement Access Lists on Cisco Devices  Discovery Lab 33: Explore Configuration of Cisco Network Devices Using CLI Analyzer 

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