دانلود LiveLessons VMware NSX Fundamentals

VMware NSX Fundamentals LiveLessons شامل 14 درس فیلم شخصی است که مجموعاً بیش از 14 ساعت آموزش دارد. فیلم ها شامل آموزش زنده، پخش فیلم، آموزش whiteboard، انیمیشن و موارد دیگر هستند. این دستورالعمل توضیحات دقیق، نکات و تأیید صحت پیکربندی را ارائه می دهد.

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Table of Contents
Lesson 1: Software-Defined Data Center

1.1 Software-Defined Data Center Concepts

1.2 Evolution of the Software-Defined Data Center

1.3 VMware vSphere Virtualization

1.4 Understanding Network Virtualization

Lesson 2: Networking Fundamentals

2.1 Ethernet Switching Fundamentals

2.2 Data Center Network Topologies – Traditional

2.3 Data Center Network Topologies – Emerging

Lesson 3: NSX Lab

3.1 Introducing the VMware Hands-on Labs (HOL)

3.2 Examining the Lab Physical Topology

3.3 Examining the Lab Logical Topology

3.4 Examining the Lab Application Topologies

3.5 VMware HOL NSX Tips and Tricks

Lesson 4: NSX Manager and NSX Control Cluster

4.1 Introducing the Management, Control, and Data Plane

4.2 Adding Network Virtualization Components to Create a True SDDC

4.3 Exploring NSX 6.2 Basic Design

4.4 Examining NSX Components and Access Methods

4.5 Understanding and Deploying NSX 6.2 Manager

4.6 Installing NSX 6.2 Manager

4.7 Understanding NSX 6.2 Controller

4.8 Deploying NSX 6.2 Controller

4.9 Understanding NSX 6.2 Cluster (Host) Preparation

4.10 Performing Communication Channel Health Checks and Verification

Lesson 5: Logical Switch Networks

5.1 Logical Switch Networks: Overview and Goals

5.2 Logical Switch Networks: Evolution

5.3 Understanding Encapsulation Fundamentals

5.4 Introducing VXLAN Tunnel Endpoints (VTEP), Segment IDs (SID), and the Transport Zone (TZ)

5.5 Understanding the Logical Switch and Packet Walk

5.6 Introducing Broadcast, Unknown Unicast, and Multicast (BUM)

5.7 Examining a BUM Packet Walk

5.8 Configuring a Logical Switch

5.9 Design Solutions Using Hardware VTEPs and OVSDB

5.10 Connecting the Physical Domain with the Virtual Domain (VLAN to VXLAN)

Lesson 6: Distributed Logical Routing

6.1 Centralized vs. Distributed Routing

6.2 Distributed Logical Router Architecture

6.3 Deploying Distributed Logical Router

6.4 Routing Protocols

Lesson 7: Edge Routing and High Availability

7.1 NSX Edge Services Gateway Routing Features

7.2 Static Routing on NSX Edge

7.3 Dynamic Routing on NSX Edge: Overview

7.4 Dynamic Routing on NSX Edge: OSPF Support

7.5 Dynamic Routing on NSX Edge: BGP Support

7.6 NSX High Availability Mode

7.7 Scale and Placement of NSX Edge Appliances

Lesson 8: Virtual Private Networks

8.1 Securing Communication Paths with VPNs

8.2 Enabling Remote Users to Connect Securely (SSL VPN-Plus)

8.3 Introducing SSL VPN Gateway (Web and Network Access Mode)

8.4 Configuring SSL VPN-Plus

8.5 Understanding Site-to-Site Connectivity

8.6 Comparing Industry VPN Approaches

8.7 Layer 2 (SSL) VPN Use Case and Design

8.8 Configuring Layer 2 (SSL) VPN

8.9 Understanding the Unmanaged Edge

Lesson 9: NSX Edge Load Balancer

9.1 Introducing the NSX Edge Load Balancer

9.2 Comparing Inline to One Arm Deployment

9.3 Protecting Your Application – Application Profiles and Virtual Servers

9.4 Protecting Your Application – Service Monitoring and Pools: Overview

9.5 Protecting Your Application – Service Monitoring and Pools: Demo

9.6 Protecting Your Application – Application Rules

9.7 Application Profiles – SSL Load Balancing

9.8 NSX Load Balancer Availability

Lesson 10: Distributed Firewalls

10.1 Introducing Distributed Firewalls

10.2 Understanding Micro-segmentation, Zero-Trust, and the Goldilocks Zone

10.3 Designing DC Security Using Firewalls

10.4 Understanding the Technical Details of DFW Implementation

10.5 Creating Rules (MAC, IP, and Objects)

10.6 Scale and Performance Considerations

10.7 Configuring the DFW: Concepts and Mechanics

10.8 Configuring the DFW: Demo

10.9 Verifying the DFW

10.10 DFW Considerations and Additional Functionality

Lesson 11: Automating the Security Architecture

11.1 Understanding Security Groups

11.2 Understanding Security Policies

11.3 Understanding Security Tags

11.4 Putting It All Together with Service Composer: Concepts and Overview

11.5 Putting It All Together with Service Composer: Demo

11.6 Integrating Third-Party Solutions

11.7 Using Third-Party Solutions with Service Composer

Lesson 12: Additional Edge Services

12.1 Introducing Use Cases for Bridging, Address Translation, and IP Management

12.2 Connecting the Physical to the Virtual (P2V) Domain (Layer 2 Bridging)

12.3 Understanding the Details of P2V Bridging

12.4 Understanding NSX Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

12.5 Understanding NSX Edge Network Address Translation (NAT)

12.6 Introducing NSX Data Security

Lesson 13: Multi-vCenter NSX

13.1 Introducing the Multi-vCenter Architecture

13.2 Introducing the Multi-vCenter Components

13.3 Understanding Local and Universal Firewall Rules

13.4 Understanding Local and Universal Switching

13.5 Understanding Local and Universal Distributed Routing

13.6 Configuring Universal Distributed Logical Routing

13.7 Multi-vCenter Design Considerations

13.8 Migrating to a Multi-vCenter NSX Deployment

Lesson 14: Operations

14.1 Implementing NSX RBAC

14.2 Configuring NSX RBAC

14.3 Analyzing NSX Flow Monitoring Data

14.4 Creating or Modifying Firewall Rules from NSX Flow Monitoring Data

14.5 Configuring and Analyzing NSX Activity Monitoring

14.6 Configuring and Analyzing Logging Data

14.7 Troubleshooting with NSX Traceflow