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GNS3 Certified Associate Exam Official Course (GNS3A).
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 33.8 GB | Duration: 67h 44m

This is the official GNS3A course (exam author). Learn GNS3, Python, Ansible, Linux, SDN and more from David Bombal

What you'll learn
Pass the GNS3 Certified Associate Exam
Learn network programmability with GNS3 and Python

Requirements
Basic Networking Knowledge (CCNA Level)
Basic understanding of GNS3

Description
This is the official GNS3 Certified Associate course. This course covers the topics you need to know to pass the GNS3CA Exam.

The GNS3 Certified Associate (GNS3CA) program is a multi-vendor, next generation network engineer certification that focuses on the core skills that network engineers need today for the new era of rapidly changing, programmable, automated and intelligent networks.

In today's rapidly changing networking environment where billions of IoT devices are being added to the Internet every year, it is no longer enough for network engineers to simply configure network devices manually via a Command Line Interface (CLI). Network engineer skill-sets need to diversify to include network programmability and automation skills such as Ansible and Python, programmable APIs, Open Networking technologies, virtualization, Linux and support of multi-vendor environments.

The GNS3CA program will prepare you to have the knowledge and training to:

Install and build virtual networks using GNS3 with knowledge of multiple vendors and protocols

Explain and describe GNS3 core functions and architecture

Identify and troubleshoot GNS3 installation and configuration issues

Program networks using Python network automation scripts

Implement OpenFlow based SDN networks within GNS3 topologies

Implement Docker based appliances within GNS3 topologies

Describe DevOps terms such as Data Formats, APIs, REST, NETCONF and others

Program networks using Ansible network automation scripts

Install and configure Linux based virtual machines and core Linux functions

Install, configure and troubleshoot hypervisors such as VMware Workstation, ESXi, QEMU and VirtualBox

Troubleshoot basic network issues

Exam topics:

Core GNS3 Skills

Explain GNS3 architecture:

GNS3 GUI

GNS3 VM

Local versus remote VMs

Schema (GUI / Web / Controller / Compute / Emulators)

Explain, configure and troubleshoot GNS3 Hypervisor options

VMware Workstation Pro

VMware Workstation Player

Vmware Fusion

VirtualBox

ESXi

QEMU

Describe GNS3 cloud solutions:

Packet net

Explain and contrast GNS3 device support

Switches

Routers

Firewalls

Servers

Hosts

Explain, configure and troubleshoot device types:

Built-in

Hub

Switch

Cloud options

Network Vendors

Dynamips IOS routers

Cisco IOSv appliance

Cisco IOSvL2 appliance

Arista vEOS appliance

Juniper SRXv appliance

FRRouting appliance

Server / PC appliances

Ubuntu Appliance

Network Automation Appliance

Networker's Toolkit Appliance

DNS appliance

Other popular GNS3 appliances

Troubleshoot GNS3 installation issues (GUI and VM)

Describe GNS3 best practices

GNS3 GUI

GNS3 VM

Emulation options

Vendor device emulation / simulation options

Describe and use GNS3 programmability options

REST API

cURL

Postman

Python scripts

Bash scripts

Python:

Describe Python terms including:

Objects

Variables

Strings

Integers and floats

Booleans

Operators

Lists

Dictionaries

Tuples

Loops

Conditions

Functions

Explain and troubleshoot Python code snippets including

Text manipulation (split / join / concatenation)

Loops (for / while)

If / else / elseif logic

Describe and verify the Python Telnet library for network device automation

Describe, verify and troubleshoot the use of Netmiko for network device automation

Describe, verify and troubleshoot the use of NAPALM for network device automation

Linux

Describe Linux distributions (Red Hat, CentOS, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Mint)

Describe Linux Text editors (vi, nano)

Configure, verify and troubleshoot IPv6 addressing, default gateways and static routes (Ubuntu)

Describe and verify Linux Directory structures (Ubuntu)

Describe file copying, moving and deleting (Ubuntu)

Describe and verify common Linux commands (ls, grep, more, cat, less) (Ubuntu)

Describe and verify Linux Permissions (Ubuntu)

Describe Linux Processes (Ubuntu)

Configure and verify Linux software installation (Ubuntu)

Configure and verify Linux DNS server (dnsmasq)

Configure and verify Linux DNS server (dnsmasq)

Configure and troubleshoot network devices such as Cumulus Linux, Arista, NX9000 and FRR using Linux command

SDN

Describe SDN terms and definitions

Controller functions

Plane separation

Northbound interface (APIs)

Southbound interface (APIs)

NFV

Describe and contrast SDN visions

Open SDN

SDN via Overlays

SDN via APIs

Automation based SDN

Describe SDN protocols

OpenFlow

NETCONF

VxLAN

YANG

Describe and contrast Data Formats

JSON

XML

YAML

Describe source control using Git

Describe APIs

Network Device APIs

REST APIs

Describe and contrast SDN controllers:

Open source SDN controllers (OpenDaylight, ONOS, RYU)

Vendor SDN controllers (NSX, ACI, APIC-EM)

Describe and verify basic OpenFlow switch flows (OVS / Mininet)

OpenFlow 1.0 and 1.3 only

Proactive vs Reactive flows

Pipeline Processing

Match Types

Match Actions

Message types

OpenFlow Ports

Automation Tools

Ansible

Install and configure Ansible for network automation

Describe and contrast agentless vs agent based automation tools

Describe Ansible terms such as Idempotency, Ad Hoc changes, inventory files, plays, tasks and playbooks

Implement and troubleshoot Ansible scripts for network device automation

Describe and contrast Salt, Puppet and Chef

Virtualization technologies

Describe and contrast hypervisors

VMware Workstation Pro

VMware Workstation Player

VMWare Fusion

VirtualBox

QEMU

ESXi

Describe and contrast virtual image types (img, qcow2, iso, ova and vmdk)

Explain virtualization concepts such as nested virtualization, host virtualization, network NIC virtualization, network device sizing and scaling.

Install and configure GNS3 supported hypervisors

Install and configure GNS3 with cloud based providers such as Packet net

Who this course is for:
Network Engineers
Network Architects
If you want to pass the GNS3 Certified Associate Exam

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