Juniper Networks Design Fundamentals (JNDF) Training & Certification Course

Module 1:  Course Introduction

Module 2:  Network Design Fundamentals

• A Need for Design
• Knowledge is King
• A Proposed Design Methodology
• A Reference Network

Module 3:  Understanding Customer Requirements

• RFP Requirements
• Scoping the Design Project
• Analyzing the Data

LAB: Understanding Customer Requirements

Module 4:  Organizing the Data

• Processing the Data and Requests
• Understanding Boundaries and Scope
• Design Proposal Considerations

Module 5: Securing the Network

• Why Secure the Network?
• Security Design Considerations

Module 6: Creating the Design—Campus

• The Campus Network: An Overview
• Best Practices and Considerations
• Architectural Design Options

LAB: Creating the Design—Campus

Module 7: Creating the Design—Wide Area Networks

• The WAN: An Overview
• Best Practices and Considerations
• WAN Design Examples

Lab: Creating the Design—WAN

Module 8: Creating the Design—Data Center

• The Data Center: An Overview
• Best Practices and Considerations
• Data Center Design Examples

Lab: Creating the Design—Data Center

Module 9:  Business Continuity and Network Enhancement

• Business Continuity Planning
• High Availability Design Considerations and Best Practices
• Offerings and Solutions
• CoS and Traffic Engineering Considerations
• Environmental Design

Module10:  Network Management

• Designing for Network Management

Module11:  Automation

• Designing for Network Automation

Lab: High Availability

Modle12:  Putting Network Design into Practice

• Network Design Recap
• Responding to the RFP
• Final Lab Introduction

Lab: Putting Network Design into Practice

Appendix A: Network Migration Strategies

• Migration Overview
• Migration Approaches
• Migration Examples

Appendix B: Sample Campus Designs

• Campus Topology Examples

Appendix C: Sample Response to RFP

• Example of an Actual Juniper Networks RFP Response