This Advanced Cisco Network Design: Cisco QoS Tutorial training prepares network admins to identify and fix network traffic issues like latency, jitter and dropped packets with Cisco quality of service components and features.
Quality of service, or QoS, is a special part of network administration that helps spot and address common issues with network traffic. Dropped packets and lag are never good on a network, but there are some network operations or times and places where it's essential that it never happen. This course in QoS helps you identify how to prioritize network operations, reduce jitter and lag, fix connections that are causing problems and more.
After finishing the videos in this Advanced Cisco Network Design: Cisco QoS Tutorial training, you'll know how to identify and fix network traffic issues like latency, jitter and dropped packets with Cisco quality of service components and features.
For anyone who manages their Cisco training, this Cisco training can be used to onboard new network admins, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Cisco reference resource.
Advanced Cisco Network Design: Cisco QoS Tutorial: What You Need to Know
This Advanced Cisco Network Design: Cisco QoS Tutorial training covers QoS topics including:
- Maintaining control over network resources and how they're used
- Ensuring efficient use of network resources
- Prioritizing mission-critical applications and ensuring high speeds
- Addressing latency, jitter and packet-drop issues
Who Should Take Advanced Cisco Network Design: Cisco QoS Tutorial Training?
This Advanced Cisco Network Design: Cisco QoS Tutorial training is considered associate-level Cisco training, which means it was designed for network admins. This QoS skills course is designed for network admins with three to five years of experience with Cisco network design.
New or aspiring network admins. Quality of Service is an advanced networking topic that most brand new network administrators don't need to worry about. However, if you want to set yourself up for success by learning a specialized, advanced skill, or if you just want to think about networking in QoS terms, this is a great course to advance your career with.
Experienced network admins. Once you've been working as a network administrator for a few years, you'll want to turn your attention to the rarer and more challenging skills of administration like quality of service. This QoS course explains how to reduce jitter, lag and dropped packets on your network through careful administration of advanced components and features with Cisco devices. Take it and expand your capabilities and job prospects.