The Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD 300-420) certification exam is an essential step in achieving the CCNP Enterprise certification and is aimed at professionals responsible for designing modern, scalable, and secure enterprise network solutions. This exam tests your ability to translate business requirements into functional network designs while considering performance, security, availability, and flexibility.

This course provides comprehensive coverage of the ENSLD exam blueprint and equips you with the knowledge and skills to design enterprise-level solutions that meet real-world business needs. The learning material is structured to help you understand and apply advanced network design principles effectively.

Key topics covered include:

• Enterprise Network Design – core, distribution, access, and branch design principles.

• Advanced Routing Design – EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, redistribution, and route summarization.

• Advanced Addressing and Services – IPv4/IPv6, multicast, and QoS strategy design.

• Security Services Integration – secure segmentation, VPN design, and policy frameworks.

• Enterprise Automation and Assurance – network programmability, monitoring, and telemetry for assurance.

Enterprise Network Design – core, distribution, access, and branch design principles.

Advanced Routing Design – EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, redistribution, and route summarization.

Advanced Addressing and Services – IPv4/IPv6, multicast, and QoS strategy design.

Security Services Integration – secure segmentation, VPN design, and policy frameworks.

Enterprise Automation and Assurance – network programmability, monitoring, and telemetry for assurance.

This course is ideal for network engineers, solution architects, and IT professionals who are preparing for the Cisco ENSLD 300-420 exam or seeking to strengthen their expertise in network design.

By completing this course, you will gain the ability to design robust, scalable, and secure enterprise networks, positioning yourself as a skilled professional capable of supporting evolving business and technical requirements.