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300-445 ENNA - Designing and Implementing Enterprise Network Assurance

The Designing and Implementing Enterprise Network Assurance (300-445 ENNA) exam certifies a candidate's knowledge of Network Assurance design and implementation, encompassing platforms and architecture, data collection and implementation, as well as data analysis, insights, and alerts. Successfully passing this exam will earn you an Enterprise Network Assurance Specialist Certification, which you can use in conjunction with the 350-401 ENCOR exam toward earning your CCNP Enterprise certification.

This exam also earns the Cisco Certified Specialist – Enterprise Network Assurance certification
By passing this exam you:

• Earn the Cisco Certified Specialist – Enterprise Network Assurance certification.
• Meet the concentration exam requirements for the Cisco Certified Networking Professional (CCNP) Enterprise certification
• Can use this exam towards recertification

Exam Topics

1.0 Platforms and Architecture         20% 

• 1.1 Determine agent types, such as synthetic user agent, scripting agent, and local collection agent to meet network assurance and security requirements
• 1.2 Determine agent location to meet network assurance and security requirements
• 1.3 Describe active and passive monitoring (RFC 7276 and RFC 7799)
• 1.4 Describe ThousandEyes WAN Insights
• 1.5 Describe the integration between Cisco technologies, such as ThousandEyes, Catalyst SD-WAN Manager, Catalyst Center, Webex Control Hub, Meraki, and Endpoint Agent deployment through Secure Client
• 1.6 Describe setting a metric baseline
• 1.7 Select the integration type, such as API, alerting thresholds, open telemetry, and ITSM for the requested data
• 1.8 Select a Cisco network assurance platform based on business requirements, such as application communication, user experience, web, and events

2.0 Data Collection Implementation         25% 

• 2.1 Configure enterprise agent on application servers and network infrastructure devices, including dedicated devices
• 2.2 Describe endpoint agent deployment at scale across the enterprise on end-user devices (Windows, Mac, and Room OS)
• 2.3 Configure tests using tools, such as ThousandEyes and Meraki Insights
• 2.3.a Network such as TCP/UDP, network characteristics, loss, jitter, and latency
• 2.3.b DNS
• 2.3.c Voice
• 2.3.d Web
• 2.4 Configure endpoint agent tests in ThousandEyes
• 2.5 Describe the purpose, implementation, and limitations of synthetic web tests
• 2.6 Implement common web authentication methods, such as basic, digest, bearer tokens, OAuth, SAML, and SSO when testing web applications

3.0 Data Analysis        30% 

• 3.1 Diagnose network issues, such as packet loss, congestion, routing, and jitter using collected data
• 3.2 Diagnose end-device network issues, such as issues with a default gateway, local network, DNS server, proxy, VPN gateway, wireless, and real-time streaming using collected data
• 3.3 Diagnose web application performance issues using collected data such as browser waterfalls
• 3.4 Identify security issues, such as DDoS attacks, DNS hijacking, BGP hijacking, and route leaking affecting network performance

4.0 Insights and Alerts        25% 

• 4.1 Configure alert rules based on network conditions, such as TCP protocol behavior, congestion, error counters, performance, throughput, state of BGP routing table, internet insights, MPLS, VPN, NetFlow, SNMP, and syslog
• 4.2 Configure alert rules that affect the end-user experience, such as CPU utilization, connectivity types (wired to wireless, Wi-Fi), browser behavior, and VPN
• 4.3 Select deliverables or metrics such as dashboard and alerts for IT operations, production support, app/dev teams, and executives
• 4.4 Validate alert configuration and functionality
• 4.5 Recommend optimization for network capacity planning, such as topology and configuration changes, and QoS based on data interpretation

View Online Cisco Enterprise Network Assurance 300-445 ENNA Free Questions

1. What are the key metrics to monitor when setting alerts for connectivity changes from wired to wireless networks? (Choose Two)
A. Signal strength fluctuations
B. Change in IP address
C. Encryption type used
D. Bandwidth utilization
Answer: A, B
 
2. Route leaking is best identified through which of the following techniques?
A. Password strength testing
B. BGP route analysis
C. Antivirus scanning
D. Application whitelisting
Answer: B
 
3. When diagnosing web application performance issues, what does a browser waterfall primarily help identify?
A. Firewall throughput
B. SSL certificate validity
C. Time to first byte (TTFB)
D. Network encryption strength
Answer: C
 
4. Why might an organization choose digest over basic authentication when configuring tests? (Choose Two)
A. Digest offers better performance under load.
B. Digest does not transmit passwords in clear text.
C. Digest requires less configuration on the client side.
D. Digest provides a higher level of security than basic authentication.
Answer: B, D
 
5. How does Meraki Insights help in identifying latency issues across network segments?
A. By comparing historical data trends
B. By isolating high latency connections
C. By enforcing network access policies
D. By simulating network attacks
Answer: B
 
6. Which Meraki Insight feature is crucial for diagnosing issues related to jitter in VoIP calls?
A. Voice quality monitoring
B. Traffic analytics
C. Application health scores
D. Connectivity heat maps
Answer: A
 
7. Enterprise agents installed on application servers primarily help in monitoring what aspect of network performance?
A. Physical server security
B. Data breach attempts
C. Application response time
D. Server uptime
Answer: C
 
8. In deploying endpoint agents on Room OS devices, what unique challenge must be considered?
A. Limited user interface options
B. Integration with mobile devices
C. Compatibility with video conferencing software
D. High availability requirements
Answer: A
 
9. For managing and securing user endpoints in a distributed enterprise, which Cisco solution would you employ?
A. Meraki
B. Endpoint Agent
C. Catalyst Center
D. Secure Client
Answer: D
 
10. According to RFC 7276, which monitoring approach is more likely to be used for compliance auditing in real-time environments?
A. Active monitoring
B. Passive monitoring
C. Both active and passive monitoring
D. Neither, as RFC 7276 does not discuss compliance auditing
Answer: A