This Lab provides hands-on exercises in configuring and deploying AnyConnect 3.1 . Secure Mobility Client and Network Access Manager(NAM), Web Security, and Telemetry Modules and Posture Assesment modules using ASDM.

The lab will consist of AnyConnect 3.1 & ASA 9.0 features, demos and hands on training on the features listed below. The lab will also include SSO to Citrix, support for Citrix Receiver, and customer use cases.

The features covered are as follows:
1. Mobile Posture
2. EAP Chaining
3. New Clientless File Browsing
4. IPV6 AnyConnect Support
5. Suite B (Next Generation Encryption)
6. Auto Sign-On Enhancements
7. AQI (AnyConnect Quality Improvements)
8. AnyConnect deferred Update

Select of of the LAB's below from the ISE selection
Lab 1 - ISE Bootstrapping
Lab 2 - ISE Profiling Services
Lab 3 - Classification
Lab 4 - Guest Services
Lab 5 - Posture Services
Lab 6 - Remote Access VPN
Lab 7 - ISE Deployment
Lab 8 - MAC Sec
Lab 9 - Secure Group Access
Lab 10 - Wireless

This lab provides an end to end configuration of Video Content Delivery - CTS. Participant will get to create and submit a file-to-file transcoding-only job from Windows Media Video to Flash 8. The resulting output file will be downloadedand played locally. Finally, the same job will be submitted through a "Watch" folder for automatic processing by the MXE 3500.

This lab covers the basic setup and implementation of Cisco Unified Communication Manager 9.0 in a Multisite Centralised Deployment environment. Paricipiants will also get to backup and restore UCM, manage end points and configure extension mobility.

This lab is to provide participants with a solid understanding on how to deploy Cisco Jabber for Windows in conjunction with the Cisco Collaboration Solution Version 9. Exercises for configuration of back end systems such as directories are provided and all aspects of a end to end collaboration deployment are explained.

The UCCX Bootcamp lab is designed to introduce the participants to the UCCX platform and basic integration of UCCX to CUCM. The student will learn the following: Basic UCCX integration with CUCM, Auto Attendant Configuration, and ACD/ICD Configuration.

Get a hands-on experience of what it is like to attempt the v.4 Routing and Switching CCIE Lab exam! You will perform 2-3 tickets from the Troubleshooting section on IOU of a Routing & Switching CCIE lab under the guidance of CCIE instructors from NetMasterClass, the developers of the Cisco 360 Program. Your labs will be graded and full-length lab report with answer key and Mentor Guide support will be provided. You will be presented with the lab taking strategies and approaches to develop necessary lab taking and passing skills. Session will end in Q-n-A's.

Cloud computing and cloud services are enabling new opportunities for service providers to deliver greater value to their customers, increase revenue, and offer a differentiated solution for collaboration. The Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solution (HCS) is the end-to-end system that allows SP's to create subscription-based, "as-a-service" offers of the Cisco Collaboration solution. The objective of this lab is to introduce users to the Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solution. Cisco HCS integrates Cisco's suite of Unified Communication products onto one common platform and network architecture to provide a highly scalable yet easily configurable communications and collaboration solution. This lab exposes users to use HCS centralised management platforms to provision, manage, and monitor the entire architecture to deliver service in an automated way. Users will use CUCDM to manage all aspects of provisioning a customer with collaboration services. Users will use Prime Central (PC4HCS) to monitor the stability and reliability of HCS services.

This lab introduces basic IPv6 multicasting along with the static and embedded RP concepts.

In this beginner level proctor led lab, attendees will be introduced to the concept of Cisco EVC infrastructure and EVC configuration differences between IOS, IOS-XR and IOS-XE. Attendees will be provided and overview of Carrier Ethernet services and will use Cisco EVC infrastructure to configure point-to-point E-LINE Carrier Ethernet services over an IP/MPLS backbone. Technologies and products covered in this lab session are:

• Cisco EVC Infrastructure configuration and verification
• Use of different encapsulation for EVC infrastructure
• MPLS, LDP and T-LDP configuration on IOS, IOS-XR and IOS-XE
• Ethernet Over MPLS (EoMPLS) configuration and troubleshooting
• Hands-on Labs will include Cisco ASR-903, ASR 9000, ASR-901 and ME3600X series routers

FabricPath designs allow for highly scalable multipathing and loop-free Layer 2 domains in the Data Centre. This Lab session presents the attendees Cisco's new Layer 2 technology, FabricPath along with VPC+ and EvPC. It also presents layer 3 implementation in conjunction with FabricPath. The lab includes cisco Nexus 7000 with F2 module, Nexus 5548 and Nexus 2232 series switches. During the lab, students will verify unicast and multicast traffic in addition to ECMP across the FabricPath network.

This self-paced lab is for those interested in CCIE certification but anybody who is interested can take this trouble shooting LAB.

This is a CCIE RS mini lab created by CCIE Program experts and is focused on the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) topics that a CCIE candidate will be presented with in the real CCIE Lab exam.

This self-paced lab is for those interested in CCIE certification but anybody who is interested can take this MPLS/VPN challenge. MPLS/VPN is a core topic in the CCIE Service Provider lab exam and is a new topic on the Routing and Switching exam. This lab will challenge you to configure an MPLS core and create a multi-site VPN. This lab was written by the same CCIE Program experts who write the real CCIE Labs and is at the same difficulty level.

This self-paced lab is for those interested in CCIE certification but anybody who is interested can take this Troubleshooting challenge. MProvider lab exam and is a new topic on the Routing and Switching exam. This lab will challenge you to configure an MPLS core and create a multi-site VPN. This lab was written by the same CCIE Program experts who write the real CCIE Labs and is at the same difficulty level.

Cloud computing and cloud services are enabling new opportunities for service providers to deliver greater value to their customers, increase revenue, and offer a differentiated solution for collaboration. The Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solution (HCS) is the end-to-end system that allows SP's to create subscription-based, "as-a-service" offers of the Cisco Collaboration solution. The objective of this lab is to introduce users to the Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solution. Cisco HCS integrates Cisco's suite of Unified Communication products onto one common platform and network architecture to provide a highly scalable yet easily configurable communications and collaboration solution. This lab exposes users to use HCS centralised management platforms to provision, manage, and monitor the entire architecture to deliver service in an automated way. Users will use CUCDM to manage all aspects of provisioning a customer with collaboration services. Users will use Prime Central (PC4HCS) to monitor the stability and reliability of HCS services.

This lab is to provide participants with a solid understanding on how to deploy Cisco Jabber for Windows in conjunction with the Cisco Collaboration Solution Version 9. Exercises for configuration of back end systems such as directories are provided and all aspects of a end to end collaboration deployment are explained.

Rich media applications such as TelePresence, digital signage, video surveillance and video-on-demand make heavy demands on your network and operations staff. This lab will cover IOS based medianet monitoring tools allow the network to monitor and report on the state of user traffic for voice, video and data applications.

The lab will cover traditional NetFlow and Flexible NetFlow in a variety of use cases such as capacity planning, application discovery, troubleshooting and security. Also, a variety of network topologies will also be covered such as campus, WAN (DMVPN and MPLS-VPN), metroE as well as inside a MPLS-VPN.

Having trouble figuring out what your applications are up to? Flow Metadata manages and transfers application attributes to the network allowing appropriate policies (like QoS) to be applied at each hop, end to end. In this lab you will learn how metadata can be generated by applications, by the network (using media services proxy) and how to create QoS polices to tame your applications.

This lab will walk the attendees with Cisco's AnyConnect SSL VPN client capabilities including client download and profile editing.

This lab will walk the attendees with Cisco's Clientless SSL VPN capabilities including portal setup and page customisation.

The lab will provide access to ASA 8.3 Software and it's features.

The lab will provide access to ASA 8.2 Software and it's features.

This lab will walk the attendees with Cisco's AnyConnect client's IPv6 capabilities.

In this self guided lab session attendees will learn how to take advantage of the Cisco IP Next Generation (IP NGN) products and architectures to configure MPLS based Layer 2 VPN (L2VPN) services. This walk-in lab allow attendees to deploy Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) defined Point to point (E-Line) and Multipoint (E-LAN) services over Cisco ASR 901, ASR 903, ME3600X and Cisco ASR 9000 products. Attendees will use a hands-on approach on Cisco IOS, IOS-XR and IOS-XE for configuration and verification of core and access technologies including Ethernet over MPLS (EoMPLS), Virtual Private VLAN Services (VPLS), Hierarchical VPLS (H-VPLS), Ethernet Virtual Circuits (EVC) and more.

This lab will let you practice IPv6 addressing assignment on several devices and let you do static routing so end to end connectivity can be achieved using IPv6.

FabricPath designs allow for highly scalable multipathing and loop-free Layer 2 domains in the data centre. This Lab session presents the attendees Cisco's new Layer 2 technology, FabricPath along with VPC+ and EvPC. It also presents layer 3 implementation in conjunction with FabricPath. The lab includes cisco Nexus 7000 with F2 module, Nexus 5548 and Nexus 2232 series switches. During the lab, students will verify unicast and multicast traffic in addition to ECMP across the FabricPath network.

In this self guided lab session attendees will learn how to take advantage of the Cisco IP Next Generation (IP NGN) products and architectures to configure MPLS based Layer 2 VPN (L2VPN) services.

This walk-in lab allow attendees to deploy Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) defined Point to point (E-Line) and Multipoint (E-LAN) services over Cisco ASR 901, ASR 903, ME3600X and Cisco ASR 9000 products. Attendees will use a hands-on approach on Cisco IOS, IOS-XR and IOS-XE for configuration and verification of core and access technologies including Ethernet over MPLS (EoMPLS), Virtual Private VLAN Services (VPLS), Hierarchical VPLS (H-VPLS), Ethernet Virtual Circuits (EVC) and more.

Get a hands-on experience of what it is like to attempt the v.4 Routing and Switching CCIE Lab exam! You will perform 2-3 tickets from the Troubleshooting section on IOU of a Routing & Switching CCIE lab under the guidance of CCIE instructors from NetMasterClass, the developers of the Cisco 360 Program. Your labs will be graded and full-length lab report with answer key and Mentor Guide support will be provided. You will be presented with the lab taking strategies and approaches to develop necessary lab taking and passing skills. Session will end in Q-n-A's.

Get a hands-on experience of what it is like to attempt the v.4 Routing and Switching CCIE Lab exam! You will perform 2-3 tickets from the Troubleshooting section on IOU of a Routing & Switching CCIE lab under the guidance of CCIE instructors from NetMasterClass, the developers of the Cisco 360 Program. Your labs will be graded and full-length lab report with answer key and Mentor Guide support will be provided. You will be presented with the lab taking strategies and approaches to develop necessary lab taking and passing skills. Session will end in Q-n-A's.

This technical seminar will cover all aspects of the Cisco Jabber Collaboration Solution from the Desktop Clients on Windows and Mac and Web browsers to the Mobile Clients on iPhone, Android smartphones and tablets.

The session will start with an overview of the clients and capabilities and then move into a detailed look at the overall architecture and how it applies to the different Jabber clients, through detailed infrastructure review, to all aspects of the collaboration back-end including functions like secure remote access.