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In conjunction with the Cisco Live Events, which runs through-out the year at different places, Cisco Systems Inc. has introduced http://www.ciscolivevirtual.com to host hundreds of sessions, key note speeches, and trainings online which were being delivered in those events. And the good thing is, that the contents (which include Presentation Slides, Tutorial Videos) are free to access for everyone. Following is the message posted on website’s homepage:
“Cisco Live Virtual brings together IT, Networking, Communications professionals and Cisco experts from more than 195 countries to collaborate, share and learn. You can access over 1,600 on-demand technical training sessions, keynotes, and Super Sessions, interact with peers and experts in live webcasts, chat, blogs and social media, play games and win prizes, and more. Access is FREE, so register now for instant access to this exciting global community. ”
Below you can have a glance of the wide variety of sessions available in their catalog. I’ve Just expanded the Certifications (CRT) and Service Provider General (SPG) tabs to give you an idea how many sessions are accessible under each category. (Hundreds of them).
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| Networkers Program | ||
| Certifications | ||
| Certifications (CRT) | ||
| BRKCCIE-1001: Cisco Data Center/Storage Certification | ||
| BRKCCIE-3242: CCIE Voice: Cryptography in Cisco Unified Communications | ||
| BRKCCIE-3345: The CCIE Candidates Introduction to MPLS L3VPN Networks | ||
| BRKCCIE-4200: CCIE Service Provider Operations | ||
| BRKCRT-1160: CCNP Security: Securing Networks with ASA VPNs – CCNP Security Exam Preparation (VPN v1.0) | ||
| BRKCRT-3133: CCNP Security: IPSv7.0 Exam Prep | ||
| BRKCRT-3214: How to Prepare for Wireless Security (IAUWS) CCNP Exam | ||
| BRKCRT-3217: How to Prepare for the Tshoot CCNP Exam | ||
| BRKCRT-3329: Sun Tzu: CCIE R&S and the Art of Troubleshooting – The Campaign | ||
| BRKCRT-3335: Mastering IP Subnetting Forever! | ||
| Cisco on Cisco | ||
| Data Center & Virtualization | ||
| Mobility | ||
| Network Infrastructure & Systems | ||
| Partner Case Studies | ||
| Security | ||
| Unified Communications & Collaboration | ||
| Video | ||
| Cisco Developer Network | ||
| Cisco Developer Network (CDN) | ||
| IT Management Program | ||
| IT Management (ITM) | ||
| Service Provider Program | ||
| Optical, Carrier Ethernet, Policy Control (OPT) | ||
| Service Provider General (SPG) | ||
| BRKSPG-1303: Evolution of Subscriber Aggregation in Service Provider Residential Networks | ||
| BRKSPG-1403: IT Transformed: The Impact of Energy & Sustainability Trends | ||
| BRKSPG-1701: The Networks Role in Cloud | ||
| BRKSPG-2051: Evolution of Service Provider Edge Architectures | ||
| BRKSPG-2111: The NGN Carrier Ethernet System : Technologies, Architecture and Deployment Models | ||
| BRKSPG-2170: Synchronization in Packet-Based Networks | ||
| BRKSPG-2202: Understanding the Benefits of Ethernet OAM | ||
| BRKSPG-2204: Building Carrier Ethernet Services Using Cisco Ethernet Virtual Circuit Framework | ||
| BRKSPG-2206: Towards Massively Scalable Ethernet: Technologies and Standards | ||
| BRKSPG-2207: Redundancy Mechanisms for Carrier Ethernet and Layer 2 VPN Services | ||
| BRKSPG-2208: Dynamic Ethernet Service Activation (DESA) | ||
| BRKSPG-2209: Designing Access Network With the ME3600X and ME3800X | ||
| BRKSPG-2305: Service Orchestration and Architecture for Multi-Tenant IaaS Cloud Computing Services | ||
| BRKSPG-2401: Cisco EnergyWise Fundamentals: The Network as the Platform for Energy Management | ||
| BRKSPG-2402: Best Practices to Deploy High-Availability in Service Provider Edge and Aggregation Architectures | ||
| BRKSPG-2403: Cisco EnergyWise Deployment and Practices | ||
| BRKSPG-2405: Advanced Scaling for Core and Edge Networks | ||
| BRKSPG-2501: Troubleshooting Cisco CMTS Based Services | ||
| BRKSPG-2502: Deploying Business Services over DOCSIS | ||
| BRKSPG-2602: IPv4 Exhaustion: NAT and Transition to IPv6 for Service Providers | ||
| BRKSPG-2603: How to Securely Operate an IPv6 Network | ||
| BRKSPG-3304: Subscriber Aware Ethernet: Traditional Broadband over Next-Generation Carrier Ethernet Networks | ||
| Service Provider Video (SPV) | ||
| General Sessions | ||
| General Sessions | ||
| Cisco Technical Session Series | ||
| CSC Expert Series | ||
| TechWiseTV | ||
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