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OVERVIEW Contains PDF course guide, as well as a lab environment where students can work through demonstrations and exercises at their own pace. This offering covers the fundamental concepts of installing and configuring IBM Cognos Analytics, and administering servers and content, in a distributed environment. In the course, participants will identify requirements for the installation and configuration of a distributed IBM Cognos Analytics software environment, implement security in the environment, and manage the server components. Students will also monitor and schedule tasks, create data sources, and manage and deploy content in the portal and IBM Cognos Administration. OBJECTIVES Introduction to IBM Cognos Analytics administration • IBM Cognos Analytics components • Administration workflow • IBM Cognos Administration • IBM Cognos Configuration Identify IBM Cognos Analytics architecture • Features of the IBM Cognos Analytics architecture • Examine the multi-tiered architecture, and identify logging types and files • Examine IBM Cognos Analytics servlets • Performance and installation planning • Balance the request load • Configure IBM Cognos Analytics Secure the IBM Cognos Analytics environment • Identify the IBM Cognos Analytics security model • Define authentication in IBM Cognos Analytics • Define authorization in IBM Cognos Analytics • Identify security policies • Secure the IBM Cognos Analytics environment Administer the IBM Cognos Analytics server environment • Administer IBM Cognos Analytics servers • Monitor system performance • Manage dispatchers and services • Tune system performance, and troubleshoot the server • Audit logging • Dynamic cube data source administration workflow Manage run activities • View current, past, and upcoming activities • Manage schedules Manage content in IBM Cognos Administration • Data sources and packages • Manage visualizations in the library • Deployment • Other content management tasks Examine departmental administration capabilities • Create and manage team members • Manage activities • Create and manage content and data • Manage system settings • Manage Themes, Extensions, and Views • Share services with multiple tenants CONTENT Please refer to course overview

OVERVIEW This course provides Administrators with guidance on installing and administering the IBM Planning Analytics - Local environment. The course outlines how the architecture can be customized to fit into various infrastructures. Students will learn how to install and configure IBM Planning Analytics - Local, monitor system performance, and secure applications.     OBJECTIVES Installing IBM Planning Analytics Local Configuring IBM Planning Analytics Local Examining the architecture of IBM Planning Analytics Local Administering servers with the TM1 Operations Console Monitoring TM1 servers in the TM1 Operations Console Working with TM1 log files Examining the audit log Monitoring performance with control cubes Monitoring TM1 server performance in real time Broadcasting messages to clients Making a TM1 server unavailable Maintaining TM1 applications Securing Planning Analytics Working with TM1 users and groups Making TM1 objects and data accessible Transferring data in Performance Modeler Backing up TM1 servers and data CONTENT Please refer to course overview

OVERVIEW This course delivers the complete site owner story from start to finish in an engaging and practical way to ensure you have the confidence to plan and create new sites or manage your existing sites in SharePoint Online. Your goal is to learn how to make SharePoint online relevant to your team by using a sites functionality to help you share information and collaborate with your colleagues. During the class, you will also learn best practices and ‘what not to do’ as you watch live, interactive demonstrations and put theory into practice with hands on exercises in SharePoint Online.   OBJECTIVES Understand the benefits of using SharePoint in real world scenarios Create new SharePoint sites to store business information Create pages to share news and documents Customise the structure of a site to meet specific business requirements Create and mange view, columns and apps Manage the security of a site Use social tools to communicate with groups of people or the entrie organization Use search to find business information including people to documents   AUDIENCE This course is intended for both novice and experienced SharePoint users who wish to make full use of SharePoint Online.   CERTIFICATION No certification is connected to this course. CONTENT Module 1: An Introduction to SharePoint Online Let’s get started with SharePoint online by letting you know about its fantastic selection of features. We will demonstrate popular uses of SharePoint Online to manage and share content, create engaging web page, automate business processes and make good business decisions with Business intelligence. We will also discuss who will be the typical users in our sites and the role of the site collection administrator. Site Owners are trusted with functionality that in other business systems would normally only be available to developers. As a new Site Owner, we’re sure that you will be amazed with the potential that SharePoint Online has to offer an end user. Introducing Office 365 and SharePoint Getting started with Office 365 The cloud revolution Login to Office 365 What is Office 365 Using the app launcher What is SharePoint Office 365 settings Introducing Office 365 Groups Delve Ownership and Access OneDrive Labs Log in to Office 365 Uploading to OneDrive Customising your app launcher Updating your Delve Profile After completing this module, students will be able to: Describe popular reasons to use SharePoint Online Understand user roles in SharePoint Online Log in to Office 365 Navigate to SharePoint Online Module 2: Creating Sites Whether you are managing existing sites or you have not yet started, we will complement your current situation by discussing site hierarchy and planning your SharePoint sites. This will allow you to understand existing sites that other people have created as well as making good decisions when building new sites. As a site owner, you will be presented with a selection of site templates. You will use a variety of popular site templates to develop an enhanced understanding of each sites function and appropriate use. Once your site is ready, we will then change the look and feel of your site. You can even try applying your business brand to your test site. We will also build our navigation bar, a simple but powerful way to help users move between websites. Planning your sites Create new subsites The Office 365 tenant Site templates Web addresses Apply a them Site collections Building your navigation Create a new site Delete subsites Team site navigation User interface: classic vs modern Site contents: classic vs modern Where does classic come from? Labs Create two sub sites Delete a sub site Restore a site Update the navigation After completing this module, students will be able to: Understand the benefits of using site templates when creating new sites Correctly use Site Collections and Sites Control site navigation Delete and Restore sites Module 3: Creating and Managing Web Pages SharePoint boasts a rich selection of ways to build web pages. You will learn how to update the home page of your SharePoint site with text, links, images, videos and web parts. We will also show you best practices when creating multiple pages and linking them together. In most site templates, creating and managing web pages is a simple, fast and rewarding way to present essential information and apps. SharePoint can also be used as an Intranet for internal news. Due to the high visibility of these web sites, it is common to place more control over the release of new web pages or updates to existing pages. For this reason, SharePoint has publishing sites and communication sites. The types of pages found in SharePoint Classic SharePoint pages Modern SharePoint pages How to use classic team site pages Create news and site pages Review features of publishing sites Web parts Save, publish, share and delete pages Communication sites Lab Tidy up the Training home page Add rich content Optional - Add a YouTube video After completing this module, students will be able to: Know when to create pages Create all types of pages Add content to a page including images and videos Use publishing page content such as renditions and reusable content Module 4: Working with Apps Apps are required to store information such as events, contacts and files in a site. SharePoint provides a selection of apps for different scenarios, all with the option to be customized for a specific business requirement. Apps can be broken down into Lists, Libraries and Market Place Apps. SharePoint lists serve as the structure for calendars, discussion boards, contacts, and tasks. This module explains the concept of lists, and then reviews popular options. A document library is a location on a site where you can create, collect, update, and share files including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF. We will show you the benefits of using a library and teach you how best to work with files in a library. An introduction to on premises and SharePoint Marketplace apps is provided to show how to extend site functionality beyond what Microsoft has provided in the SharePoint Online platform. An introduction to apps Co-authoring Marketplace apps Check In – Out Adding apps to a site Edit and view file properties Create and manage columns Quick edit view Public and personal views File commands Managing app settings Copy link and Share Content approval Folders Major and minor versioning The recycle bin Document sets Alerts Working with files in a library OneDrive sync Create, Upload and edit files Working with classic lists Lab Creating a new library Setting up columns and views Uploading content Setting up alerts and using versioning Creating a list Deleting and restoring an app After completing this module, students will be able to: Understand the App template available in SharePoint Online Create new apps to store business information Customize apps with Columns, Views and App settings, to make them relevant to specific businesses Use SharePoint Apps with other Office applications including Excel and Outlook Sort and Filter documents Module 5: Building processes with Flow and PowerApps Building your business processes into SharePoint has been made simple and powerful with the introduction of code-free solutions to capture information and automate tasks. From SharePoint, discover Flow, a workflow designer that allows you to integrate lists and libraries into your other favourite Office 365 apps and business services. Additionally, we will show you PowerApps, a form designer that allows you to bring a tailored experience to your SharePoint lists, allowing users to document information from their web browser on their PC or even on a mobile app! This module is designed to show you the integration capabilities between SharePoint, Flow and PowerApps. We offer a full 2-day class for building Flow and PowerApp solutions that connect to other services. This module will also cover SharePoint’s classic workflows, allowing users to build simple approval processes within lists and libraries. What are business processes? Design and publish a Flow Classic tools for designing processes Getting started with PowerApps in SharePoint Design and test a classic workflow Enhance data capture with PowerApps Getting started with Flow in SharePoint Test a Flow and PowerApps enriched list Lab Creating a new approval flow Creating a new PowerApp Initiating a business process After completing this module, students will be able to: Understand how to create a new approval flow Understand how to create a new PowerApp Understand an instating a business process Module 6: Customising Security Security is an important element of any site. You will see instructor-led demonstrations of the best practices for adding and removing colleagues from your site and defining their level of access. As a site owner, you can customise permission levels. This means that you can create levels of access that are aligned with the responsibilities of your sites users. An example of this would be allowing a group of users the ability to upload content but not delete content. You will also see how to use the Share button to quickly share documents with other users. Office 365 Group access Share a file Updating Office 365 Group Security Remove a user Managing access to SharePoint Customizing SharePoint security New sites private vs public Create permission levels and groups Setup access requests Security inheritance Share a site Security best practices Lab ShareContent in a library Create new permission levels Create a new security group Add and remove users Modifying inheritance of sites/apps After completing this module, students will be able to: Understand how to share content in a library and the associated permissions Understand how to create new permission levels and security groups Understand how to add and remove users Module 7: Working with Search SharePoint provides the ability to store vast amounts of content in a variety of locations. This module covers a set of tools which help you to efficiently locate the information you need. In Office 365, as well as searching SharePoint, Delve offers a more personalized experience by identifying useful and trending content and bringing it to you. While SharePoint’s search is rich and intelligent, site owners can make customisations to search to improve its relevance to an organisation. We will show common techniques used by site owners to improve search results by promoting specific content when a certain keyword is used. Delve Search tips An introduction to SharePoint search Accessing classic search Search in folders, libraries and sites Promoted results Search results Lab Add staff to your site Create permission levels and groups Remove access for a user Lock down to open up apps Optional - Add the auditors to a workflow After completing this module, students will be able to: Understand security objects in SharePoint Online Invite and remove people to and from their SharePoint Online Site Use Share options Customise security using SharePoint Groups and Permission Levels Module 8: Enterprise Content Management Traditionally teams make use of file templates or manual processes to ensure information is collected and retained correctly. This may be a choice your team makes or a decision that is more universal across your organisation. In this module, we will help your team establish reusable file templates and automate document lifecycle management. An example of this would be removing old unwanted content from your site automatically. To achieve this, you will learn about a variety of SharePoint features including managed metadata, content types, policies, in-place records management and the content organizer. Managed metadata service Information management policies An introduction to content types The records center Create and manage content type In-place records management Deploy content types The content organizer Using content types in apps Durable links The content type hub Lab Post an update to the Training newsfeed Update your profile After completing this module, students will be able to: Describe the benefits of using SharePoint social tools Create social content including blog posts, discussions and newsfeed posts  

OVERVIEW Bij aanmeldingen ontvangen we graag uw keuze voor het gewenste oefenexamen. Dit MeasureUp proefexamen heeft een geldigheid van 180 dagen. Keuzegebieden waar er proefexamens voor zijn: Cisco CompTIA Microsoft Technical Microsoft Office Oracle PMI SCP VMware U kunt op https://www.measureup.com/ nagaan of het gewenste oefenexamen beschikbaar is.   OBJECTIVES CONTENT

OVERVIEW Dit package richt zich op de voorbereiding op het Microsoft Office365 examen 70-347. OBJECTIVES De doelstelling van deze training is het leren van de technische aspecten van Office 365. Daarnaast vormt het de voorbereiding op examens 70-346 en 70-347. In dit package is alleen examen 70-347 inbegrepen!   CONTENT Het package bestaat uit: Microsoft On Demand M20347, Enabling & Managing Office 365 Oefenexamen voor examen 70-347 Examen Daarnaast zijn er in de trainingsperiode: Informatie avonden voor iedereen die vragen heeft over de training Een presentatie van een deskundige Exam cram presentatie  

OVERVIEW Dit package richt zich op de voorbereiding op het Microsoft Azure examen 70-532. OBJECTIVES De doelstelling van deze training is het leren van de mogelijkheden van Microsoft Azure voor ontwikkelaars. Daarnaast vormt het de voorbereiding op examen 70-532.   CONTENT Het package bestaat uit: Microsoft On Demand M20532, Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions Oefenexamen voor examen 70-532 Examen Daarnaast zijn er in de trainingsperiode: Informatie avonden voor iedereen die vragen heeft over de training Een presentatie van een deskundige Exam cram presentatie  

OVERVIEW Dit package richt zich op de voorbereiding op het Microsoft Azure examen 70-533. OBJECTIVES De doelstelling van deze training is het leren van de mogelijkheden van Microsoft Azure voor infrastructuur beheerders. Daarnaast vormt het de voorbereiding op examen 70-533.   CONTENT Het package bestaat uit: Microsoft On Demand M20533, Implementing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions Oefenexamen voor examen 70-533 Examen Daarnaast zijn er in de trainingsperiode: Informatie avonden voor iedereen die vragen heeft over de training Een presentatie van een deskundige Exam cram presentatie  

OVERVIEW Dit package richt zich op de voorbereiding op het Microsoft Azure examen 70-535. OBJECTIVES De doelstelling van deze training is het leren van de mogelijkheden van Microsoft Azure voor architecten. Daarnaast vormt het de voorbereiding op examen 70-535.   CONTENT Het package bestaat uit: Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC) M20535, Architecting Microsoft Azure Solutions Oefenexamen voor examen 70-535 Examen Daarnaast zijn er in de trainingsperiode: Informatie avonden voor iedereen die vragen heeft over de training Een presentatie van een deskundige Exam cram presentatie  

OVERVIEW Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) is a high-performance method for forwarding packets through a network enabling routers at the edge of a network to apply simple labels to packets. This practice allows the edge devices to switch packets according to labels, with minimal lookup overhead. MPLS integrates the performance and traffic-management capabilities of data link Layer 2 with the scalability and flexibility of network Layer 3 routing. This course covers both introductory and advanced MPLS and MPLS VPNs concepts. Configuration, implementation and troubleshooting skills are all included with a significnat focus on the use of labs to consolidate the learners knowledge. At the end of this course you should be able to design, implement and maintain core IP routing network infrastructures. Each student will have their own virtual pod of equipment with access to the labs 24x7 for 90 days This course is worth 40 Credits in the Continuing Education Program   . e-Learning Interactive self-paced content that provides flexibility in terms of pace, place and time to suit individuals and organisations. These resources also consist of online books, educational podcasts and vodcasts, and video-based learning. OBJECTIVES After you complete this course you should be able to: Describe the features of MPLS Describe how MPLS labels are assigned and distributed Identify the Cisco IOS tasks and command syntax necessary to implement MPLS on frame-mode Cisco IOS platforms Describe the MPLS peer-to-peer architecture and explain the routing and packet forwarding model in this architecture Identify the Cisco IOS command syntax required to successfully configure, monitor, and troubleshoot VPN operations Identify how the MPLS VPN model can be used to implement managed services and internet access Describe the various internet access implementations that are available and the benefits and drawbacks of each model Provide an overview of MPLS Traffic Engineering CONTENT Introducing Basic MPLS Concepts Foundations of Traditional IP Routing Basic MPLS Features Benefits of MPLS MPLS Terminology: Label Switch Router MPLS Terminology: Label Switched Path MPLS Terminology: Upstream and Downstream MPLS Architecture Components Architecture of Ingress Edge LSRs Architecture of Intermediate LSRs Architecture of Egress Edge LSRs Introducing MPLS Labels and Label Stack MPLS Labels FEC and MPLS Forwarding MPLS Label Imposition MPLS Label Stack Identifying MPLS Applications MPLS Services MPLS Unicast IP Routing MPLS Multicast IP Routing MPLS VPNs MPLS Traffic Engineering MPLS Quality of Service Any Transport over MPLS Interactions Between MPLS Services Discovering LDP Neighbours Label Distributing Protocols LDP Neighbour Session Establishment LDP Link Hello Message LDP Negotiating Label Space Discovering LDP Neighbours Negotiating LDP Sessions Introducing Typcial Label Distribution in Frame-Mode MPLS Propagating Labels Across a Network Building Blocks for IP Forwarding Using the FIB Table to Forward Packets Using LDP to Forward Packets Label-Switched Path Propagating Labels by Using PHP Impact of IP Aggregation on LSPs Label Allocation in a Frame-Mode MPLS Network Label Distribution and Advertisement Receiving Label Advertisement Liberal Label Retention Further Label Allocation Frame-Mode Loop Detection Using the MPLS TTL Field Normal TTL Operation Disabling TTL Popagation Introducing Convergence in Frame-Mode MPLS MPLS Steady-State Operation Link Failure State Routing Protocol Convergence After a Link Failure MPLS Convergence After a Link Failure Link Recovery Actions Implementing Frame-Mode MPLS Implementation on Cisco IOS Platforms Cisco IOS Platform-Switching Mechanisms Using Standard IP Switching Cisco Express Forwarding Switching Architecture Configuring IP Cisco Express Forwarding Monitoring IP Cisco Express Forwarding MPLS Configuration Tasks Configuring the MPLS ID on a Router Configuring MPLS on a Frame-Mode Instance Configuring IP TTL Propagation Configuring Conditional Label Distribution Monitoring and Troubleshooting Frame-Mode MPLS on Cisco IOS Platforms Monitoring MPLS Monitoring LDP Monitoring Label Switching Debugging MPLS and LDP Common Frame-Mode MPLS Issues Solving LDP Session Start-up Issues Solving Label Allocation Issues Solving Label Distribution Issues Solving Packet-Labeling Issues Solving Intermittent MPLS Failures Solving Packet Propagation Issues Introducing VPNs Basic VPN Overview VPN Implementation Models Overlay VPN Technologies Peer-to-Peer VPN Technologies Benefits of VPNs Drawbacks of VPNs Introducing MPLS VPN Architecture MPLS VPN Architecture PE Router Architecture VRF Overview Methods of Popagating Routing Information across the P-Network Route Distinguishers RD Format RD Operation in MPLS VPN RD Process Flow Route Targets RT Operation RT and RD Process Flow Introducing the MPLS VPN Routing Model MPLS VPN Routing CE Router MPLS VPN Routing IP Router MPLS VPN Routing PE Router MPLS VPN Routing Support for Internet Routing Routing Tables on PE Routers Identifying End-to-End Routing Update Flow Forwarding MPLS VPN Packets End-to-End VPN Mechanisms VPN Penultimate Hop Popping Propagating VPN Labels Between PE Routers Effects of MPLS VPNs on Label Propagagtion Effects of MPLS VPNs on Packet Forwarding Implementing an MP-BGP Session Between PE Routers VRF Table Need for Routing Protocol Contexts VPN-Aware Routing Protocols Using VRF Tables Propagating BGP Routes - Outbound Example Propagating Non-BGP Routes - Outbound Example Propagating BGP Routes -Inbound Example Propagating Non-BGP Routes - Inbound Example Configuring BGP Address Families Enabling BGP Neighbours Configuring MP-BGP Configuring MP-IBGP VFR Configuration Tasks Creating VRF Tables and Assigning RDs Specifying Export and Import RTs Using MPLS VPN IDs MPLS VPN Implementation Using MPLS VPN Mechanisms of Cisco IOS platforms Configuring an MP-BGP Session Between PE Routers Configuring VRF Tables Configuring Small-Scale Routing Protocols Between PE and CE routers Monitoring MPLS VPN Operations Configuring OSPF as the Routing Protocol Between PE and CE Routers Configuring BGP as the Routing Protocol between PE and CE Routers Troubleshooting MPLS VPNs Configuring Small-Scale Routing Protocols Between PE and CE Routers Configuring PE-CE Routing Protocols Selecting the VRF Routing Context for BGP Configuring Per-VRF Static Routes Configuring RIP PE-CE Routing Configuring EIGRP PE-CE Routing Configuring SOO for EIGRP PE-CE Loop Prevention Monitoring MPLS VPN Operations Monitoring VRFs Monitoring VRF Routing Monitoring MP-BGP Sessions Monitoring an MP-BGP VPNv4 Table Monitoring Per-VRF Cisco Express Forwarding and LFIB Structures Monitoring Labels Associated with VPNv4 Routes Identifying MPLS VPN Diagnostic Commands Configuring OSPF as the Routing Protocol Between PE and CE Routers OSPF Hierarchical Model OSPF in an MPLS VPN Routing Model OSPF Superbackbone-OSPF-BGP Hierarchy Issue OSPF in MPLS VPNs-Goals OSPF Superbackbone- Route Propagation Example OSPF Superbackbone- Rules OSPF Superbackbone- Implementation OSPF Superbackbone- External Routes OSPF Superbackbone- Mixing Routing Protocols Configuring PE-CE OSPF Routing Routing Loops Between MP-BGP and OSPF OSPF Down-Bit-Loop Prevention Optimizing of Packet Forwarding Across the MPLS VPN Backbone Routing Loops across OSPF Domains OSPF Tag Field-Operation OSPF Tag Field-Usage Guidelines OSPF Tag Field-Routing Loop Prevention Sham Link Configuring BGP as the Routing Protocol Between PE and CE Routers Configuring a Per-VRF BGP Routing Context Reasons for Limiting the Number of Routes in a VRF Limiting the Number of Prefixes Received from a BGP Neighbour Limiting the Total Number of VRF Routes Identifying AS-Override Issues AS-Override Implementation AS-Path Prepending Idenifying the Allow-AS Issue Allow-AS in Implementation Implementing SOO for Loop Prevention Troubleshooting MPLS VPNs Identifying Preliminary Steps in MPLS VPN Troubleshooting Verifying the Routing Information Flow Validating CE-to-PE Routing Information Flow Validating PE-to-PE Routing Information Flow Validating PE-to-CE Routing Information Flow Identifying the Issues when Verifying the Data Flow Validating Cisco Express Forwarding Status Validating the End-to-End LSP Validating the LFIB Status MPLS VPN Troubleshooting Command Summary Complex MPLS VPNs Particpants in Overlapping VPNs Typical Overlapping VPNs Overlapping VPN Routing Overlapping VPN Data Flow Configuring Overlaping VPNs Central Services VPN Central Services VPN Routing Central Services VPN Data Flow Model Central Services VPN and Overlapping VPN Requirements Configuring RDs and RTs in a Central Services VPN and Overlapping VPN Advanced BRF Features Configuring Selective VRF Import Configuring Selective VRF Export Managed CE Routers VRF Creation and RD Overview Configuring Managed CE Routers Internet Access and MPLS VPNs Customer Internet Connectivity Scenarios Overview Classical Internet Access Multisite Internet Access Wholesale Internet Access Internet Design Models for Service Providers Internet Access Through Global Routing Internet Access Through a Seperate VPN Service Internet Access Through Route Leaking Classical Internet Access for a VPN Customer Implementing Classical Internet Access for a VPN Customer Using Seperate Subinterfaces Implementing Internet Access from Every Customer Site Internet Access as a Seperate VPN Implementing Wholesale Internet Access Seperate Internet Access Benefits and Limitations Running an Internet Backbone in a VPN: Benefits and Limitations Introducing MPLS TE Components TE Concepts TE Motivations Business Drivers for TE Congestion Avoidance and TE TE with a Layer 2 Overlay Model Example of TE with a Layer 2 Overlay Model Drawbacks of the Layer 2 Overlay Solution Layer 3 Routing Model Without TE TE with a Layer 3 Routing Model MPLS TE Model MPLS TE Traffic Tunnels Traffic Tunnel Attributes Link Resource Attributes Constraint-Based Path Computation Example of Constraint-Based Path Computation (Bandwidth) MPLS TE Processes Role of RSVP in Path Setup Procedures Path Setup and Admission Control with RSVP Forwarding Traffic to a Tunnel Autoroute Autoroute Example Understanding MPLS TE Operations Attributes Used by Constraint-Based Path Computation MPLS TE Link Resource Attributes MPLS TE Link Resource Attributes: Maximum Bandwidth and Maximum Reservable Bandwidth MPLS TE Link Resource Attributes: Link Resource Class MPLS TE Link Resource Attributes: Constraint-Based Specific Link Metric (Administrative Weight) MPLS TE Tunnel Attributes MPLS TE Tunnel Attributes: Traffic Parameter and Generic Path Selection and Management MPLS TE Tunnel Attributes: Tunnel Resource Class Affinity MPLS TE Tunnel Attributes: Adaptability, Priority and Pre-emption MPLS TE Tunnel Attributes: Resilience Implementing TE Policies with Affinity Bits Using Affinity Bits in TE Policies Propagating MPLS TE Link Attributes with Link-State Routing Protocol Constraint-Based Path Computation Constraint--Based Path Computation: Path Selection Example of Constraint-Based Path Computation (resource Affinity) Path Setup RSVP Usage in Path Setup Hop-by-Hop Path Setup with RSVP Tunnel and Link Admission Control Path Rerouting Path Reoptimization Path Rerouting: Link Failure Assigning Traffic to Traffic Tunnels Using Static Routing to Assign Traffic to a Traffic Tunnel Autoroute Autoroute: Path Selection Rules Autoroute: Default Metric Autoroute: Relative and Absolute Metric Forwarding Adjacency Forwarding Adjacency Traffic Flows Configuring MPLS TE on Cisco IOS Platforms MPLS TE Configuration Flow Chart Enabling Device-Level MPLS TE Support Enabling MPLS TE Support in IS-IS Enabling MPLS TE Support in OSPF Enabling Basic MPLS TE On an Interface Creating and Configuring a Traffic Tunnel Mapping Traffic into Tunnels with Autoroute Monitoring Basic MPLS TE on Cisco IOS Platforms Monitoring MPLS TE Tunnels show ip rsvpinterface Command show mpls traffic-eng tunnels brief commands Monitoring MPLS TE show mpls traffic-eng autoroute Command show ip cef Command Labs Discovery 1: Implement SP and Customer IP Addressing and IGP Routing Discovery 2: Verify Cisco Express Forwarding Discovery 3: Enable MPLS Discovery 4: Change IP TTL Propagation Discovery 5: Implement the Core MPLS Environment in the Service Provider Network Discovery 6: Configure MP-IBGP Discovery 7: Configure the VRF Instances Discovery 8: Configure RIP as a PE-CE Routing Protocol Discovery 9: Configure EIGRP as a PE-CE Routing Protocol Discovery 10: Implement EIGRP-Based MPLS VPNs Discovery 11: Configure OSPF as a PE-CE Routing Protocol Discovery 12: Implement OSPF-Based MPLS VPNs Discovery 13: Configure BGP as a PE-CE Routing Protocol Discovery 14: Implement BGP-Based MPLS VPNs Discovery 15: Configure a Central Services VPN Discovery 16: Configure MPLS Traffic Engineering Discovery 17: Implement MPLS Traffic Engineering    

OVERVIEW Methode: Video learning Doorlooptijd: 10 uur Taal: Engels Niveau: Fundamentals Beschikbare versie: 2013 OBJECTIVES Power Pivot: Data Models Power Pivot: Basic Concepts Power Pivot: Dashboards and Power View Power Pivot: DAX, Formulas, Functions Power Pivot: Intelligence and Optimizing CONTENT Power Pivot: Data Models In the course will be introduced to Power Pivot 2013, what it is, what is new to Power Pivot 2013 and its place in Business Intelligence arena. Leading us into what is a Pivot Table, configuring and enabling Power Pivot 2013 and finalizing with platforms that support Power Pivot. Then we will take a look at Data Models and how they fit within Power Pivot 2013.We’ll then see types of Data Models and how they relate to Data Connections and how SQL Query Designer can be used as a Data Modeling Tool. Then we will look at importing data from other Data Connections and combining them together within a Power Pivot Workbook. Power Pivot: Basic Concepts In this course we'll start looking at the visual differences between Power Pivot 2010 and 2013.Then move into creating our first Power Pivot Workbook and Pivot Table. Next we will look at how to format Pivot Tables, explain the differences between Calculated Fields and Columns and then how to hide and refresh our data. Then we will look at basics such as: filtering, exploring, relationships, perspectives, slicers and drill through. Power Pivot: Dashboards and Power View In this course we will look at Dashboarding concepts such as: What is a dashboard, creation guidelines, what a dashboard is not. We will look at what is a Pivot Chart and how it differentiates from "Pivot Chart and Pivot Table". Afterwards, we will finish by understanding KPIs and how to incorporate them into our PivotTable. Then we will review another Add-In named Power View, creating reports, navigating a Power View Report, filtering, grouping. Culminating with Charting and Mapping inside of Power View. Then we will discuss the considerations that should be looked upon when securing and sharing a Power Pivot Workbook. The options we have available for securing within Excel 2013 and sharing the Power Pivot Workbook within SharePoint 2013 and OneDrive. Power Pivot: DAX, Formulas, Functions In this course we’ll start by covering what is DAX, why DAX is so important and how it integrates with Power Pivot 2013. Why use DAX, there is a reason why it has been mentioned over and over for quite some time with Power Pivot and SQL. We’ll discuss the rhymes and reasons of it as well as the history of DAX followed by DAX functions and references. Then we’ll cover the DAX functions category. These categories are Text, Filter, Information, Logical, Date and Time, Math and Trig, and more. Power Pivot: Intelligence and Optimizing In this course we’ll cover using Time Intelligence with Power Pivot. Then we’ll show you how to upgrade from Power Pivot 2010 to Power Pivot 2013. Then we’ll optimizations you can apply to workbooks and formulas. Next we’ll cover Cube Functions, while not part of DAX, we can look how we can leverage it to our advantage.