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Description
This course provides knowledge and hands-on experience with the Cisco®
Service Control Application for Broadband (SCA-BB). Students will gain
knowledge about the elements of this solution, including the Cisco
Service Control Engine (SCE), SCA-BB Console, Cisco Subscriber Manager,
and Cisco Collection Manager plus the Reporter, Service Configuration
Editor, and Protocol Signature Editor tools. This course provides
information to run and configure an SCA-BB solution for bandwidth
control using several different subscriber modes: subscriberless;
anonymous subscribers; subscriber-aware in push mode; subscriber-aware
in pull mode; and using a RADIUS or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
(DHCP) authentication, authorization, and accounting (AAA) system.
ADDITIONAL DURATION NOTES: Virtual classroom
offering: Five days, seven hours a day
The virtual classroom offering allows you to attend the live
instruction, along with getting access to our lab equipment, without
leaving your office.Objectives
- Describe the uses and benefits of bandwidth control provided by SCA-BB
- Configure the solution for building an SCA-BB site containing SCE, Subscriber Manager, Reporter, and a database
- Implement the setting of subscriberless global bandwidth controls
- Generate detailed reports on bandwidth usage by subscribers and service usage
- Describe the extensibilities and customization available with using a database for report generation
- Configure anonymous and static users using the command-line interface on the Cisco SCE
- Configure subscribers using the Subscriber Manager application
- Implement the use of dynamic subscribers using SCA-BB integrated with an AAA system such as RADIUS or DHCP
- Implement optimized bandwidth controls for multitiered groups of subscribers
- Configure priorities for services for subscribers to optimize bandwidth usage
- Configure quota limits for subscriber usage of types of messages/services
- Create time-based bandwidth controls on subscribers
- Create greater classification enhancement and refinement through the use of zones and flavors
- Configure Quota Manager for control of bandwidth allocations
- Describe the primary points and effects on overall system
design with SCA-BB using policy server value added services (VAS) and
high-availability considerations
- Implement combinations of bandwidth controls: quota,
time-based, and tiered services to provide comprehensive subscriber
bandwidth controls
- Describe how virtual links can reduce the number of packages needing to be defined
- Describe security issues and the solution’s use of filters,
spam protection, distributed denial-of-service attack protection, worm
controls, and anomaly detection
- Create a new protocol signature
Prerequisites
- Experience using Cisco IOS® Software for configuration of IP
- Building Core Networks with OSPF, BGP, and MPLS Boot Camp
- Basic understanding of quality-of-service (QoS) operations
- Implementing Cisco Quality of Service
Who Should Attend
This course is intended for people designing, deploying, or supporting SCA-BB.
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