VMware Network Virtualization Basics – VMware NSX

This course is oriented towards the networking professional who is looking to understand the network virtualization capabilities of the VMware NSX product. The course requires foundation networking knowledge of routing and switching concepts. The course begins with diving head first into NSX to create a basic network

Course Description
This course is oriented towards the networking professional who is looking to understand the network virtualization capabilities of the VMware NSX product. The course requires foundation networking knowledge of routing and switching concepts. The course begins with diving head first into NSX to create a basic network using static routes. This approach will provide an immediate grounding in VMware NSX based on existing knowledge of physical networking. The basics of software defined networking, overlay and underlay networks are covered, including a discussion on hypervisor kernel based implementation. The capabilities of VMware NSX are examined in detail, followed by a series of labs that cover each topic in depth, including routing with OSPF, BGP and ISIS. The NSX architecture section covers the theory of NSX Manager and NSX Controllers followed by labs.

Course
Course Overview
Overview
Network Virtualization Foundation
Diving into NSX :: Part 1
Diving into NSX :: Part 2
Vmware NSX Configuration Maximums
Software Defined Networking (SDN) :: Part 1
Software Defined Networking (SDN) :: Part 2
"In The Kernal"
Overlay Networks
Underlay Networks
VMware NSX Capabilities - The Building Blocks
NSX Building Blocks :: Part 1
NSX Building Blocks :: Part 2
NSX Building Blocks :: Part 3
Platform Integration
NSX - Hands On In The Lab
Distributed Logical Router Lab
Router Protocols with Lab
Distributed Firewall Lab
Service Composer Lab
Spoofguard Lab
Data Security Lab
NSX Architecture 
NSX Architecture
NSX Manager Lab
NSX Controller Lab
Conclusion