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Certification Track – 2008
ENTERASYS CERTIFICATION TRAININGS
Enterasys offers a modular approach to technical certification training focused on practical, hands-on learning that’s relevant to supporting and optimizing your Enterasys Network solutions.
Our networking certification program has everything you need to develop your skills so you can maximize the performance of your network and better meet your business needs. You will learn the skills to successfully deploy and manage Enterasys products in your environment.
We also offer a number of certification levels, so you can choose the correct amount of training to suit your business needs. All certifications are valid for two years (in the case of ECIE, students must maintain valid ESE and ESSE-D / ESSE-NAC certifications).
It is recommended to have at least 3 ESE’s and 2 ECIE’s (one in Connectivity and one in one of our Security tracks; Dragon or NAC) per BLS Center to provide full support for the different levels of Hardware Architecture Designs and Service Class.
The number of Certified Engineers required in the field (countries) is dependent on the size of the Hardware Architecture Design, the Service Class and Service Strategy in general. But it is also recommended to have ESE’s in major Countries.
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ENTERASYS SYSTEMS ENGINEER (ESE)
The ESE certification (Enterasys Systems Engineer) validates understanding, knowledge and technical skills required to plan, design, implement, manage, and optimize an Enterasys Secure NetworksTM infrastructure. With an ESE certification, a networking professional can demonstrate the skills required to run an enterprise wired and wireless network to meet the ever changing business needs and requirements. The ESE course curriculum focuses on four core networking technologies including switching, routing, wireless and network management
Enterasys Security Systems Engineering-ESE Prerequisites
Students should possess an understanding of network fundamentals, traffic classifications, general network management concepts, traditional wireless networking products, and a working familiarity with standards based routing protocols including OSPF, RIP, BGP, VRRP and PIM.
Enterasys Systems Engineer Recommended Courses and Examination
Enterprise Switching Enterprise Routing Secure Wireless Enterprise Management
SECURITY SYSTEMS ENGINEER-NAC (ESSE-NAC)
The ESSE-NAC certification (Enterasys Security Systems Engineer-NAC) validates understanding, knowledge and technical skills required to plan, design, implement, manage, and optimize a Network Access Control security implementation. With an ESSE-NAC certification, a security and or networking professional can demonstrate
the skills required to run enterprise security architectures to meet the ever changing security, business needs and requirements. The ESSE-NAC course curriculum focuses on core security technologies in the area of network access control.
Enterasys Security Systems Engineering-NAC PrerequisitesEnterasys Networks • 50 Minuteman Road • Andover, MA • 01810 • +1.978.684.1000 •
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Students should possess an understanding of network fundamentals, traffic classifications, and general network management concepts, as well as network security concepts and technologies. Enterasys recommends the following courses prior to enrolling in the Enterasys NAC course:
Enterprise Switching Enterprise Management
Enterasys Security Systems Engineer-NAC Recommended Courses and Examination
Enterasys NAC
SECURITY SYSTEMS ENGINEER-DRAGON (ESSE-D)
The ESSE-D certification (Enterasys Security Systems Engineer-Dragon) validates understanding, knowledge and technical skills required to plan, design, implement, manage, and optimize an Enterasys Dragon and Dragon Security Command Console security implementation. With an ESSE-D certification, a security and or networking professional can demonstrate the skills required to run enterprise security architectures to meet the ever changing security, business needs and
requirements. The ESSE-D course curriculum focuses on core security technologies including intrusion detection/prevention, behavioral analysis, and offense management capabilities technologies
Enterasys Security Systems Engineering-Dragon Prerequisites
Students should possess an understanding of network fundamentals, traffic classifications, and general network management concepts, as well as network security concepts and technologies.
Enterasys Security Systems Engineer-Dragon Recommended Courses and Examination
Dragon Intrusion Defense Dragon Security Command Console
CERTIFIED INTERNETWORKING ENGINEER (ECIE)
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The ECIE certification (Enterasys Certified Internetworking Engineer) validates understanding, knowledge and technical skills required to plan, design, implement, and operate an Enterasys Secure NetworksTM infrastructure. With an ECIE certification, networking professionals can demonstrate the skills required to run secure enterprise infrastructures to meet the ever changing security, business needs and requirements. The ECIE course curriculum incorporates both networking and security concepts including switching, routing, network management, wireless technologies, intrusion detection/prevention (together with behavioral analysis), Secure NetworksTM policy enabled architecture, and network access control capabilities. ECIE is achieved with the successful completion the Implementation and Operation course in Connectivity, Dragon or Network Access Control.
Enterasys Certified Internetworking Engineer Prerequisites
ECIE – C = Enterasys Systems Engineer (ESE) certification ECIE – D = Enterasys Security Systems Engineer-Dragon (ESSE-D)
certification ECIE – NAC = Enterasys Security Systems Engineer-NAC (ESSE-NAC)
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Enterasys Certified Internetworking Engineer Recommended Courses and Examinations
ECIE – C o Enterprise Switching o Enterprise Routing o Secure Wireless o Enterprise Management
ECIE – D o Dragon Intrusion Defense o Dragon Security Command Console
ECIE – NAC o Enterasys NAC
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Migration from 2007 to 2008 Certification Program
• All active ECIE’s will maintain their certification until 2 years from the certification award.
• All ECIE’s looking to recertify after January 1, 2008 will need to attend the Implementation and Operation courses for their paths (ESE, ESSE-D, ESSE-NAC).
• All ESE, ESSE-D and ESSE-NAC certified professionals must recertify before their 2 year expiration with a recertification exam that contains content from each of the supporting courses (i.e. ESE will contain questions from Enterprise Switching, Enterprise Routing, Wireless, and Network Management).
• If an ESE, ESSE-D or ESSE-NAC certified professional lets their certification expire prior to attending a recertification exam, they must pass all individual exams to regain certification. For example, an ESE who recertifies within the allotted 2 year timeframe can take one ESE exam. If an ESE does not recertify within the 2 years, they must pass individual exams in Enterprise Switching, Enterprise Routing, Secure Wireless, and Enterprise Management.
• After January 1, 2008, all students attending any certification course will be offered an exam at the conclusion of each course at the Learning Center.
• After January 1, 2008, all exams will be hosted by Enterasys Learning Centers or via a Enterasys Certified Instructional Partner.
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