No prerequisites
1. Cisco Nexus Series Switches
2. Cisco Nexus Platforms Implementation
3. Cisco Nexus Platforms Management
4. Port Channels and Virtual Port Channels
5. First Hop Redundancy Protocols
6. Cisco Nexus Security Features
7. Cisco NX-OS Routing and Forwarding
8. Virtual Extensible LAN
9. QoS on Cisco Nexus Devices
10. System Management and Monitoring
11. Cisco NX-OS Programmability
12. Cisco Nexus Storage Services
13. Fibre Channel Over Ethernet
14. Device Aliases and Zoning
15. NPIV and NPV Modes
Lab 1: Test Cisco Nexus Platforms
Lab 2: Configure User Management
Lab 3: Configure vPC
Lab 4: Configure First Hop Redundancy Protocol (FHRP) Protocols
Lab 5: Configure Cisco Nexus Security Features
Lab 6: Configure Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
Lab 7: Configure VXLAN
Lab 8: Configure QoS
Lab 9: Configure System Management
Lab 10: Configure Cisco NX-OS On-Box Programmability
Lab 11: Configure Containers on Cisco NX-OS
Lab 12: Configure Cisco NX-OS Using Ansible
Lab 13: Configure Basic Fibre Channel Features
Lab 14: Configure FCoE
Lab 15: Configure Fiber Channel Device Aliases and Zoning
Lab 16: Configure NPV
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No. The current course information states that there are no exams currently aligned to DCNX. The course itself provides training on Cisco Nexus and NX-OS technologies and awards 40 Cisco Continuing Education credits toward recertification.
The DCNX course is delivered over 5 days / 40 hours. Global Knowledge currently lists the course as Version 1.1 and provides both virtual and classroom delivery options.
Yes. The course includes hands-on Discovery Labs covering Cisco Nexus platforms, vPC, FHRP, security, OSPF, VXLAN, QoS, system management, programmability, Ansible, Fibre Channel, FCoE, zoning, and NPV.
The course is designed for data center systems engineers, field engineers, architects, Cisco partners using Nexus platforms, and engineers working with Cisco Nexus Series switches.
There are no formal prerequisites. However, learners should be familiar with Cisco data center technologies and networking protocols, routing, and switching. Cisco/Global Knowledge recommends foundational training such as CCNA and DCFNDU.
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