CNS-219 Citrix (NetScaler) ADC 12.x Traffic Management Training

CNS-219 Citrix (NetScaler) ADC 12.X Traffic Management technical training intends to focus at details on past Netscaler encounters and conveying NetScaler situations.

Category : Citrix

Course Price : $2000 Per Participant

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Course Description

CNS-219 Citrix (NetScaler) ADC 12.X Traffic Management technical training intends to focus at details on past Netscaler encounters and conveying NetScaler situations.
With this integrated technical training, students can know about arranging the NetScaler surroundings to address the current activity exchange and flexibility necessary for content switching, traffic recovery, and disaster recovery.
You can opt for an Enterprise Training program to earn lucratively with a boost in overall team performance.
Pursuing this technical training course helps in optimizing the Citrix ADC system handle traffic and management, customizing the ADC system to manage traffic flow, and employing necessary tools and techniques for troubleshooting the standard Citrix ADC network and connectivity problems.
Another part of this training deals with the configuration of advanced load balancing and GSLB for the Citrix ADC system.
Attendees of this professional training can be IT professionals working with Citrix ADC, administrators, architects, and engineers interested in deploying and managing the Citrix ADC traffic management.

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Certified Instructor-led training

Industry Best TrainersPre and Post assessments/evaluations

Official Training Course Student Handbook

Real-world knowledge activities and scenarios

Collaboration with classmates (not available for a self-paced course)

Learn and earn program*

Exam scheduling support*

PPP-Based Pricing Model

Practice Tests

Support from an approved expert

Learning Modules

Module 1: Classic Policies

This module describes the structure and capabilities of a SharePoint environment, and the major changes for IT professionals in SharePoint 2016. This module also describes the options available for deploying SharePoint 2016.

Key components of a SharePoint deployment
New features in SharePoint 2016
SharePoint 2016 deployment options

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Identify the architecture and capabilities of SharePoint 2016.
Identify new and deprecated features in SharePoint 2016.
Identify deployment options for SharePoint 2016.

Module 2: Default Policies

This module describes how to gather business requirements, and the key elements of a successful information architecture project. This module also explains how to structure information within a SharePoint 2016 deployment and make it easy to find and retrieve.

Identifying business requirements
Understanding business requirements
Organizing information in SharePoint 2016
Planning for discoverability

Lab: Designing an information architecture – Part one

Identifying site columns and content types

Lab: Creating an information architecture – Part two

Designing a business taxonomy

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Explain how understanding business requirements drives the design of an organizational information architecture.
Describe the key components available in SharePoint 2016 to deploy an information architecture.
Plan for discoverability as part of an information architecture deployment.

Module 3: Rewrite, Responder, and URL Transformation

This module explains how to approach a logical architecture design and how to document it.

Overview of the SharePoint 2016 logical architecture
Documenting your logical architecture

Lab: Designing a logical architecture

Planning a logical architecture
Producing a logical architecture diagram

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Map business requirements to SharePoint 2016 architecture components.
Explain the importance of documentation and describe the options for documenting the logical architecture.

Module 4: Content Switching

This module describes the physical design requirements for SharePoint 2016, and the physical components necessary to fulfill the physical architecture design. It also explains the SharePoint farm topologies, and describes how to map a logical architecture design to a physical architecture design.

Designing physical components for SharePoint deployments
Designing supporting components for SharePoint deployments
SharePoint farm topologies
Mapping a logical architecture design to a physical architecture design

Lab: Designing a physical architecture

Designing a physical architecture
Developing a physical architecture design diagram

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Describe the requirements for the physical components that are needed for a SharePoint 2016 deployment.
Describe the requirements for the supporting components that are needed for a successful SharePoint 2016 deployment.
Identify SharePoint farm topologies.
Map a logical architecture design to a physical architecture design.

Module 5: Optimization

This module explains how to install SharePoint 2016 in different topologies, script the installation, and configure a SharePoint 2016 environment. This module also explains how to configure the core farm-level settings in a SharePoint 2016 deployment.

Installing SharePoint 2016
Scripting installation and configuration of SharePoint
Configuring SharePoint 2016 farm settings

Lab: Deploying and configuring SharePoint 2016 â€“ Part one

Provisioning a SharePoint 2016 farm

Lab: Deploying and configuring SharePoint 2016 â€“ Part two

Configuring incoming email
Configuring outgoing email
Configuring integration with Office Online Server

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Install SharePoint 2016.
Deploy and configure SharePoint 2016.
Script the installation and configuration of SharePoint 2016.
Configure SharePoint 2016 farm settings.

Module 6: Global Server Load Balancing

This module explains how to create web applications in SharePoint 2016 and how to configure these applications. It also explains how to create and configure site collections in SharePoint 2016 and SharePoint Online.

Creating web applications
Configuring web applications
Creating and configuring site collections

Lab: Creating and configuring web applications

Creating a web application
Configuring a web application

Lab: Creating and configuring site collections

Creating and configuring site collections
Creating a site collection in a new content database
Using Fast Site Collection Creation

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Create web applications.
Configure web applications.
Create and configure site collections.

Module 7: Clustering (optional)

This module describes the service application architecture in SharePoint 2016, and how to provision and manage service applications.

Introduction to the service application architecture
Creating and configuring service applications

Lab: Planning and configuring service applications

Provisioning a Managed Metadata Service application with Central Administration
Provisioning a Managed Metadata Service application with Windows PowerShell
Configuring the Word Automation Services service application for document conversion
Configuring service application proxy groups

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Explain the key components and topologies for a SharePoint 2016 service application architecture.
Plan for service accounts and service application dependencies.
Understand the purpose of mapping service applications to business requirements.
Describe how to provision and manage SharePoint 2016 service applications