Designing and Implementing Enterprise Network Assurance — Information & Free Practice
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Designing and Implementing Enterprise Network Assurance
- Format
- Multiple-choice, pass/fail
- Time limit
- 90 minutes
- Exam fee
- $US300, or use Cisco Learning Credits
Examination outline
Platforms and Architecture (20%)
- Determine agent types
- Determine agent location
- Describe active and passive monitoring
- Describe ThousandEyes WAN Insights
- Describe integration between Cisco technologies
- Describe setting a metric baseline
- Select the integration type for requested data
- Select a Cisco network assurance platform based on business requirements
Data Collection Implementation (25%)
- Configure enterprise agent
- Describe endpoint agent deployment at scale
- Configure tests using tools
- Configure endpoint agent tests in ThousandEyes
- Describe synthetic web tests
- Implement common web authentication methods
Data Analysis (30%)
- Diagnose network issues using collected data
- Diagnose end-device network issues using collected data
- Diagnose web application performance issues
- Identify security issues affecting network performance
Insights and Alerts (25%)
- Configure alert rules based on network conditions
- Configure alert rules affecting end-user experience
- Select deliverables or metrics
- Validate alert configuration and functionality
- Recommend optimization for network capacity planning
Examination sources
- Cisco ENNA exam topics
pages 1-2, numbered topic outline
- Cisco ENNA exam topics
page 1, sections 1.0-2.4
- Cisco ENNA exam topics
page 2, sections 2.5-4.5
- Cisco ENNA training overview
page 3 What to expect on the exam
- Cisco CCNP Enterprise certification page
Concentration: 300-445 ENNA
- Cisco ENNA exam page
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