Cisco CCNP Data Center DCCOR 350-601 study board
Cisco CCNP Data Center DCCOR 350-601: hand-drawn mind map, 1,807 flashcards and 1,271 practice questions. Free preview, $49.99 one-time.
What you get
- 39 hand-drawn sheets: every exam objective on its own sheet, in reading order
- 1,807 flashcards written from the cards on the map, that come back just before you'd forget
- 1,271 original practice questions, each graded with the answer explained
- A Treemap of every card the flashcards and practice questions cover, painted by the score you have earned on it, so you can see what is left
- Bookmarks and sticky notes, saved to your account
- One payment of $49.99: no subscription, no expiry date
Who it is for
People studying for Cisco CCNP Data Center DCCOR 350-601 on their own who learn best by seeing how topics connect, and who want one place to read the map, recall it with flashcards, prove it on practice questions and see their progress on a Treemap.
Who it is not for
It is not a hands-on lab, not a full video course and not a replacement for practising on real equipment or software.
Free preview: what is on the board
- Start here
- How to use this map
- Big idea: walk it, then test yourself
- A study session that sticks
- Getting around
- Reading a card
- What the marks mean
- The exam at a glance
- Big idea: study the v1.2 blueprint
- Where the marks are
- Exam day facts
- Read the objective's verb first
- What v1.1 and v1.2 changed
- How to use this map
- Network (25%)
- 1.1a OSPF and MP-BGP
- Big idea: underlay first, then overlay
- Why is the OSPF neighbor not FULL?
- The Ridgeview fabric
- OSPF on NX-OS
- MP-BGP on NX-OS
- LEAF-101 underlay and overlay
- Checking the underlay and overlay
- Check yourself: OSPF and MP-BGP
- 1.1b PIM and FHRP
- Big idea: shared RPs and shared gateways
- Which RP setup fits?
- PIM sparse mode on NX-OS
- Rendezvous point options
- Anycast RP on SPINE-201
- FHRP on NX-OS
- HSRP on the N9K-A and N9K-B pair
- Check yourself: PIM and FHRP
- 1.2 Switching protocols
- Big idea: two switches, one port channel
- vPC failure: what happens next?
- vPC domain 10 cabling
- Spanning tree on NX-OS
- Port channels and LACP
- vPC essentials
- vPC domain 10 on N9K-A
- Reading show vpc brief
- Check yourself: switching protocols
- 1.3 Overlay protocols
- 1.4a ACI fabric setup
- 1.4b ACI access policies
- 1.4c ACI VMM integration
- 1.5 Packet flow
- 1.6 Cloud models
- 1.7 Software updates
- 1.8 Configuration management
- 1.9 Infrastructure monitoring
- 1.10 Network assurance
- 1.11 Nexus Dashboard
- 1.1a OSPF and MP-BGP
- Compute (25%)
- 2.1 UCS rack servers
- 2.2a Blade setup and infrastructure
- 2.2b Network management
- 2.2c Storage and server management
- 2.3 UCS X-Series in IMM
- 2.4 Firmware and software updates
- 2.5 Configuration backup and restore
- 2.6 Compute monitoring
- Storage Network (20%)
- 3.1a FC fabric basics
- 3.1b Zoning and fabric services
- 3.1c NPV and NPIV
- 3.2 NFS and iSCSI
- 3.3 Storage software updates
- 3.4 Storage monitoring
- Automation and Artificial Intelligence (15%)
- 4.1a EEM and the scheduler
- 4.1b On-box shells, NX-API, Python
- 4.2a Ansible, Python, POAP
- 4.2b Orchestration platforms
- 4.3 Networks for AI workloads
- Security (15%)
- 5.1a AAA, RBAC, keychains, MACsec
- 5.1b ACI contracts, first-hop security
- 5.2 Compute security
- 5.3 Storage security
Sample flashcard
On a Nexus switch, show ip ospf neighbors does not list a directly connected OSPF peer at all. What do you check?
A mismatch or a missing interface command: ip router ospf on the interface, then area, subnet, hello/dead timers, authentication and passive-interface on both ends. show ip ospf interface shows the area, network type, timers and authentication of each interface in one place.
Sample practice question
DC2-LEAF7's uplink to DC2-SPINE2 was moved to a new optic and a new spine port. Since then the OSPF adjacency on that link keeps cycling between EXSTART and EXCHANGE. The engineer checks both ends: ``` DC2-LEAF7# show interface ethernet1/52 | include MTU MTU 9216 bytes, BW 100000000 Kbit , DLY 10 usec DC2-SPINE2# show interface ethernet1/12 | include MTU MTU 1500 bytes, BW 100000000 Kbit , DLY 10 usec ``` Which change gives a stable fix and keeps full-size VXLAN traffic working over this link?
- A. Configure ip ospf network point-to-point on both interfaces
- B. Lower the leaf's Ethernet1/52 to mtu 1500 so both ends agree
- C. Add ip ospf mtu-ignore on both ends so that each side accepts the other's DBD packets
- D. Set mtu 9216 on the spine's Ethernet1/12 so both ends agree
Answer: D. Flapping between EXSTART and EXCHANGE with 9216 bytes on one end and 1500 on the other is an MTU mismatch, and raising the spine port to 9216 fixes both the database exchange and the data path. mtu-ignore only skips the comparison: the adjacency may come up, but large OSPF updates and encapsulated frames over 1500 bytes are still dropped by the spine port. Lowering the leaf to 1500 would also form the adjacency, yet it leaves no room for the 50 bytes VXLAN adds to a full-size frame. The network type plays no part in the MTU check.
Questions
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