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2 Dear Cisco Networker, This year, more than 2,000 IT networking and communications professionals from across the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Russia are gathering together under one roof for the first ever Cisco Networkers in the Middle East. This industry leading event is being held at the Bahrain International Circuit (BIC), a unique venue and home to the Gulf Air Grand Prix. The theme for this year s event is knowledge is power. The reason is simple: in a challenging economic climate, knowledgeable people and companies have a clear competitive edge. Cisco Networkers is a proven investment that pays long-term dividends by giving you the knowledge and skills you need to make a powerful difference in your career and workplace. At this year s event, you ll have a choice of more than 200 technical sessions, including Breakouts, Labs, and Technical Seminars, so you can build a conference agenda that best meets your specific needs. You can also update your professional certifications through our on-site testing center and solve your networking challenges with the help of the Cisco experts at the Technical Solutions Design Clinics. During the week s keynote addresses, you ll gain new insight into the trends and technologies shaping the industry. At our interactive Technology Panels and Case Study sessions, you can learn how other organizations are deploying Cisco technologies to address their unique challenges. And if you want to see real world technology in action, you can explore the World of Solutions and see live demonstrations of Cisco and partner products. Networker s events also offer the opportunity to catch up with old friends and peers and meet Cisco experts, executives and partners. This year s event is no exception. In addition to the social events planned for the week, you can join our Cisco experts during lunch at one of our Birds of a Feather sessions, and you can connect directly with the people responsible for the design of Cisco solutions at the popular Meet the Engineer program. You ll also receive a year s free subscription to Cisco Live and Networkers Virtual as part of your conference package. Cisco Live and Networkers Virtual is a unique online environment that extends and enhances your conference experience and connects you with a worldwide network of peers who share your interests. With Cisco Live and Networkers Virtual, you can also access on-demand session content and review videos of the keynote addresses. Cisco Networkers Bahrain promises to be a great event one that can enrich your career and make your business more competitive. I look forward to seeing you in Bahrain. Sincerely, The Cisco Networkers Bahrain Team 1

3 New Ideas, Fresh Perspectives - Limitless Possibilities Cisco Networkers 2010, Bahrain provides you with an opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills that can make a positive difference in your career and workplace. This year, we re celebrating the idea that knowledge is power and the instrumental role service providers play in delivering content that enables smarter, more powerful approaches to the way we work and live. The agenda is packed with information, networking opportunities, and training that make Cisco Networkers Bahrain a great investment, along with a full slate of entertainment and social events. Program Highlights Networkers Technical Program Topics at the Networkers Technical Program range from security to mobility to unified communications and collaboration. The information, training, and certification opportunities in this program can help IT professionals at all experience levels and specialisations hone their skills and add value to their organisations. World of Solutions The World of Solutions is a unique exhibition, featuring Cisco s latest innovations and those from our leading partners, highlighting how their Cisco-based products and services complement Cisco solutions. Take some time out of the conference and explore the exhibition to discover the breadth and depth of possibilities for greater networking performance, security, data centre, and productivity enhancing services. Technology Panels and Meet the Engineer Sessions Want to hear the latest on Cisco solutions directly from the source? You ll have several opportunities to pick the brains of Cisco s top engineering talent and find out the how and why behind Cisco technologies. Birds of a Feather Moderated by Cisco engineers, the Birds of a Feather sessions are a great way to discuss technology topics, share information and ideas and get answers to specific questions in a relaxed setting. Join us for an informal discussion with your peers and Cisco Engineers where you will be given the opportunity to ask the questions. Social Events In addition to technical and business programs, Cisco Networkers at Bahrain will feature a variety of social activities and events for you to connect with your fellow attendees, network with your peers, explore Bahrain, and enjoy yourself. Design Clinics This is your opportunity to get one-on-one help with your current network issue or design challenge at the Cisco Design Clinics with the people that are the experts on the subject 2

4 Week at a Glance Sunday 28 March 08:00-18:30 Registration & Information Desk Open 09:00-10:30 Techtorial Part 1 10:30-10:45 Break 10:45-12:00 Techtorial Part 2 12:00-13:00 Lunch 13:00-14:30 Techtorial Part 3 14:30-15:00 Break 15:00-16:30 Techtorial Part 4 16:30-16:45 Break 16:45-18:00 Techtorial Part 5 19:00-20:30 Cisco Networkers Orientation (Welcome drinks, 40min pres & 20 min Q&A) Monday 29 March 07:30-19:30 Registration & Information Desk Open 07:30-19:30 Cisco Store Open 09:00-16:15 CCC Testing Open 09:00-11:00 Sessions (120min Breakouts, Labs, CCC Testing & Meet the Engineer) 10:00-19:00 World of Solutions Open (Closed for Keynote: 16:15-17:30) 11:00-11:30 Break (Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 11:30-12:15 Case Studies (45 mins, Labs, CCC Testing & Meet the Engineer) 12:15-13:45 Lunch, Labs, CCC Testing, Meet The Engineer 13:45-15:45 Sessions (120min Breakouts, Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 15:45-16:15 Break (Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 16:15-17:30 Welcome Keynote (15 min load in) 17:30-19:00 WOS Welcome Reception Tuesday 30 March 08:00-18:00 Registration & Information Desk Open 08:00-18:00 Cisco Store Open 09:00-16:15 CCC testing Open 09:00-10:30 Sessions (90 min Breakouts, Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 10:00-16:15 World of Solutions Open 10:30-11:00 Break (Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 11:00-13:00 Sessions (120min Breakouts, Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 13:00-14:15 Lunch, Technology Panels, Labs, CCC Testing, Meet The Engineer 14:15-15:45 Sessions (90min Breakouts, Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 15:45-16:15 Break (Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 16:15-17:30 Technology Visionary Keynote (15 min load in) TBC Social Event Wednesday 31 March 08:00-16:30 Registration & Information Desk Open 08:00-16:30 Cisco Store Open 09:00-16:00 CCC testing Open 10:00-14:30 World of Solutions Open 09:00-11:00 Sessions (2hr Breakouts, Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 11:00-11:30 Break (Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 11:30-12:30 WoS or Supersession 12:30-14:00 Lunch, Birds of a Feather, Labs, CCC Testing, Meet The Engineer 14:00-15:30 Sessions (5 x 90min Breakouts, Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 14:00-16:00 Sessions (19 x 2hr Breakouts, Labs, CCC Testing, Meet the Engineer) 3

5 World of Solutions Solutions from many of Cisco s leading partners are on display in the World of Solutions Exhibition. Here s your opportunity to explore the broader Cisco partner ecosystem, find answers to your specific networking challenges, and hear the unique perspective of Cisco engineers and partners. Cisco Booth Cisco experts will be on hand to answer your questions and share their insights on the latest networking trends and technologies. Solutions Theatre, Cisco Booth See live demonstrations of Cisco and partner solutions that are ready to improve the way you do business today. Demonstrations run throughout the day, so visit the Cisco booth for the latest schedule. Meet the Engineer Schedule some quality one-on-one time with a Cisco engineer or senior Cisco development engineer to explore specific solutions to your unique challenges. Network environments can be as unique as fingerprints. At Cisco Networkers Bahrain Meet the Engineer sessions, you can meet with the people who design and develop Cisco solutions to explain your specific challenges and explore potential solutions. Cisco engineers and senior Cisco development engineers will be on hand to provide insight into the design and function of Cisco technologies and to apply their expertise and creativity to your questions on your environment. You will be able to schedule a one-on-one meeting with an engineer from 18 January 2010 Design Clinics Get one-on-one help with your current network issue and design challenges from a qualified Cisco expert at the Cisco Design Clinics. 4

6 Registration Information Full Conference Pass Early Bird $1,499 Registration live - January 30 Standard $1,599 January 31 - March 31 Government and Education Employees¹ Early Bird $1,299 Registration live - January 30 Government and Education Employees¹ Standard $1,399 January 31 - March 31 Additional Sponsor Passes $1,499 Full Duration CCIE Delegate $1,499 Full Duration Full Conference Pass includes: Main Conference Program (Monday - Wednesday) Cisco Orientation (Sunday) Lunch (Monday-Wednesday) Keynotes IT Insights Program Technical Breakout Sessions Access to World of Solutions World of Solutions Welcome Reception One Discounted Cisco Career Certification exam¹ Walk-In Hands on Labs Conference Welcome Pack Annual subscription to Cisco Live and NetworkersVirtual Meet The Engineer Design Clinics Option to purchase a Technical Seminar (Sunday) Additional Training Oppurtunities Technical Seminars $499 Sunday 28 March Technical Seminars for Government and Education Employees¹ $299 Full Duration Sunday 28 March * In order to purchase a technical seminar you must have registered as a full conference attendee. Passes Networkers Day Pass* $599 On Day Only WOS Pass** $299 Monday 29 March Wednesday 31 March *Networkers Day Pass includes all of the full conference benefits stated above for one day only (excludes Technical Seminars). **WOS Pass includes: Access to the World of Solutions over the three event days March Keynotes Lunch World of Solutions Welcome Reception 5

7 ¹Government rate is open to all employees from an Emerging region, state or local government entity, including employees of public higher education institutions. All attendees registering under this government rate may be required to show their employer-issued government ID or other proof of government employment upon check-in. Cisco may, at its sole discretion, charge the full conference amount to anyone unable to satisfy proof of employment requirements to Cisco's satisfaction. Additional discounts do not apply. ²Purchase a Full Conference Pass and receive one Cisco Career Certification Exam for a special price of 75% discount off retail price* of exams. Once you have purchased your conference pass, you will be provided with a link to the Pearson VUE exam registration site, where you will register for your exam. This offer is limited to one certification exam per delegate and is available on a first come first serve basis. Important Information All rates above are in US Dollars. You can only register for a Technical Seminar if you have purchased a full conference pass for Cisco Networkers Bahrain. Bahrain is a non-vat country; therefore VAT is NOT payable on any of the registration packages. Hotel accommodation, airport transfers and flights are NOT included in the conference fee. Please note our cancellation policy: o Registration Live to January 14: Full Refund. o January 15 to February 15: 50% Refund (Registration, Technical Seminars & Labs). o February 16 to March 31: No Refund. The closing date for Visa application letters is 15 February After this date we are unable to accommodate any future requests. Delegates must complete exam registration by 27 March 2010 to qualify for the special exam price. Once the registration period has ended, you may register on site at a 50% discount off the recommended retail price* available on a first come first served basis. You will not be able to register for the special price of 75% discount off retail price* of exams once you are at the conference. *The recommended retail price of exams range from $80 USD to $350 USD. Cisco Live Virtual Your Full Conference Pass entitles you to a one-year subscription to Cisco Live and Networkers Virtual, a dynamic, 3D, interactive world of content that pays dividends before and long after you attend the conference. Cisco Live and Networkers Virtual makes it easy to prepare for the event, connect with your peers and Cisco experts at the conference, and stay engaged with the Cisco community throughout the year. You can: Watch live the main keynote address Download session PDFs prior to the conference (TBC) Manage your content with your virtual briefcase and My Sessions listings Network with your peers, Cisco experts and Cisco partners Download Cisco booth content Access hundreds of technical sessions and conference keynotes from all Cisco Networkers worldwide* View video recordings of selected technical sessions* Participate in live events from your workplace, that s for any Cisco Networkers worldwide Help us improve the conference by rating conference content *Content from Bahrain will be published after the event 6

8 Networkers Technical Breakout Sessions (Daily Monday 29 Wednesday 31 March) Breakout Sessions are the foundation of Cisco's annual training program and are led by Cisco experts, partners and customers. These sessions are 100% focused on today's most important and innovative technologies for service provider, enterprise, government, and small and midsized business networks. At Cisco Networkers Bahrain, 2010 you can choose from over 160 breakout sessions which are organised into distinct tracks incorporating core technology education, allowing you to dive deep into a single topic or design your own agenda that crosses multiple tracks. Each track offers a range of introductory through to advanced-level courses covering the design, deployment, and troubleshooting of key network technologies. Breakouts will be organised by technology session groups, all session groups will provide a range of introductory through advanced-level courses covering the design, deployment, and troubleshooting of key network technologies. Sessions will focus on critical topics for both enterprise and service provider networks. Each Technology Breakout Session provides the latest and most relevant information so you can immediately apply it when you return to your workplace. A list of Breakout sessions is available on the Content Catalog and Session Listing and can be booked via Schedule Builder. Birds of a Feather ( Wednesday 31 March) A popular and valuable way to meet other networking professionals is at a Birds of a Feather session. Moderated by Cisco Engineers, BoFs are a great way to discuss technology topics, share information and ideas and get answers to specific questions in an informal setting. Join us for discussions with your peers and Cisco Engineers where you will be given the opportunity to ask the questions. Each BoF session is driven by audience participation and the nature of audience questions. A list of Birds of a Feather sessions is available on the Content Catalog and Session Listing and can be booked via Schedule Builder Case Studies ( , Monday 29 March) Learn how other customers and Cisco itself are deploying Cisco technologies and solutions (both for customers and internally). The objective is to share lessons learned, best practices, and possibly even pain points and suggested enhancements for the future. These sessions will provide an overview about a project, the projects objectives, the proposed design and some implementation details. Case Studies are presented either by the customer, partner or Cisco itself. As every project is unique, so are the Case Studies - don't miss the opportunity to learn from your peers in the industry. A list of Case Studies is available on the Content Catalog and Session Listing and can be booked via Schedule Builder 7

9 Cisco Career Certification Testing (Daily Monday 29 Wednesday 31 March) Achieving Cisco certification earns you membership within the ranks of the most highly skilled network professionals in the industry and enables you to take your career to the next level. The popular Cisco Career Certification program allows you to bring tangible proof of your technical competence and skills back to your workplace. Onsite exams include the entry level CCENT, the associate level CCNA and CCDA, the Cisco Professional Certifications (CCNP, CCDP, CCVP, CCSP, CCIP ), and Cisco Expert Certifications (CCIE ), as well as specialist certifications. Purchase a Full Conference Pass and receive one Cisco Career Certification Exam for a special price of 75% discount off retail price* of exams. Once you have purchased your conference pass, you will be provided with a link to the Pearson VUE exam registration site, where you will register for your exam. This offer is limited to one certification exam per delegate and is available on a first come first served basis. Delegates must complete exam registration by 27 March 2010 to qualify for the special exam price. Once the registration period has ended, you may register on site at a 50% discount off the recommended retail price* available on a first come first served basis. You will not be able to register for the special price of 75% discount off retail price* of exams once you are at the conference. On site, it is mandatory to show two IDs, both signed and one must be a Government Issued Picture ID. You must be at the testing center 15 minutes prior to your exam schedule. *The recommended retail price of exams range from $80 USD to $350 USD. Design Clinics The Design Clinics are situated in the Cisco area within the World of Solutions. Each clinic is dedicated to a technology track and we invite you to troubleshoot your technical challenges through whiteboard discussions with Cisco engineers. No appointment is necessary! Simply come along during the Design Clinic opening hours Monday 29 March 10:00-16:15 17:30-19:00 Tuesday 30 March 10:00-16:15 Wednesday 31 March 10:00-14:30 Walk-In Hands on Labs (Daily Monday 29 to Wednesday 31 March) Get direct, hands-on experience in a Lab session. Each Lab session is designed to be self-paced with mentors available to provide guidance and answer your questions. Each student will have their own pod of equipment to work on. Walk in Hands-on Labs are approximately minutes in duration and will be available from Monday 29 March - Wednesday 31 March the only exception is they will not be available during the keynotes. 8

10 These are walk in Labs and you do not need to be booked but if you would like to add a particular Lab into your Schedule Builder then you can do so. Labs are on a first come first serve basis. Keynotes Cisco Networkers 2010, Bahrain will open on Monday 29 March, 2010 with a keynote welcoming this event for the first time to the Middle East. This will be presented by a Cisco Senior Executive who will provide an insight into Cisco's vision for the future. Cisco Networkers Bahrain will feature two keynote sessions. The Opening Keynote (Monday 28th ) will stage: - Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs Sheikh Ahmed bin Ateyatala Al Khalifa - Cisco s senior leader and president of Cisco Emerging Markets, Paul Mountford - Marthin De Beer, Senior Vice President, Emerging Technologies Group, Cisco The second keynote (Tuesday 29th ) will share the future vision of Cisco s technology and of the industry Cisco Networkers Bahrain Orientation This will take place on Sunday 28 March, at the Sheraton Hotel. This is our first event in the Middle East and therefore we want to share with you helpful tips on how to get the most out of the conference, and what to expect throughout the program. There will be buses leaving the BIC directly after the technical seminars have finished to take attendees to the Speaker Orientation at the Sheraton. Evaluations All session evaluations (session and conference) are available to complete on-line by revisiting your personalised agenda via Schedule Builder. The links are on the scheduler home page. You can access these evaluations at anytime via the PC stations or on your own laptop once you have been scanned into your chosen session. We encourage you to complete your evaluations promptly as this helps the speakers with repeat slots to further enhance their presentations. In addition there is an Overall Conference Evaluation which is available to complete on 31 March (it is located on the normal Session Survey tab above the session evaluation grid). An Evaluation gift will be available at the event when the form is completed. Session Handouts and Presentations Technical Seminars Attendees who have booked and paid for a specific Technical Seminar will receive a copy of the presentation on CD as they enter the session room Hands on Labs attendees will be able to obtain a copy of the Lab Guide at the Lab Check In Desk Post Event All Breakout Session Final Presentations will be available for download one week after the event 9

11 Technology Panels ( Tuesday 30 March, with lunch) Technology Panels are interactive sessions allowing the audience to discuss the hottest Technology topics. These can be booked via Schedule Builder. Technical Seminars ( Sunday 28 March) All Technical Seminars will take place on Sunday 28 March, 2010 and carry an additional fee. Technical Seminars are a comprehensive full-day tutorial seminar and deep dive into a particular technology. There are a number of Technical Seminars available addressing a variety of technology areas. Each Technical Seminars includes design principles based on case studies and best practices and some sessions also cover advanced concepts and future technologies. Appropriate for anyone interested in a comprehensive overview of one technology or application, Technical Seminars are designed to complement the Technology Breakout Sessions available throughout Cisco Networkers at Bahrain, As a popular element of the event, Technical Seminars sell out fast and with limited seating available. Technology Session Groups The Technology Session Groups planned for Cisco Networkers 2010, Bahrain Data Center & Virtualization Mobility Network Infrastructure & Systems Security Service Provider Unified Communications & Collaboration Video Each track offers a range of introductory through to advanced-level courses covering the design, deployment, and troubleshooting of key network technologies. For further details on each session group please refer to the relevant paragraph over the next few pages. Session Level Descriptions L1: Introductory. These sessions are intended for the most basic, beginner-level audience. No prerequisites are assumed, and no prior knowledge of the subject matter is expected of the audience for a full understanding of the session content. L2: Intermediate. These sessions are intended for a technical audience who have some knowledge of the subject matter but who need additional information on the technology, architecture, protocol, design, deployment or troubleshooting details. There is an assumption of prerequisites or recommended sessions for Intermediate level sessions (which are defined in the session detail and listed in the session abstract). L3: Advanced. These sessions are intended for a very technical audience. The session content is focused on fine detail, therefore a thorough understanding of the intermediate level technical detail on a particular subject is assumed and expected for the audience to gain any benefit from an advanced level session. There is an assumption of prerequisites or recommended sessions for Advanced level sessions (which are defined in the session detail and listed in the session abstract). 10

12 Technology Session Groups: Data Centre & Virtualization This track provides an overview of the strategies and technologies involved in the design, deployment, and maintenance of a next generation data centre. It offers an in-depth look at topics such as application networking solutions, server virtualization, unified computing, and storage area networking. You'll also gain new insight into current data centre trends- including environmental and energy concerns-and explore solutions to common challenges. Mobility Whether you are enabling a warehouse with Wi-Fi or equipping a field sales force with wireless SFA applications, you can deepen your understanding on how to design and develop a secure and scalable unified mobility platform for more efficient and effective ways of doing business. Sessions cover the critical elements of a mobility platform, including, unified communications, wireless, network systems, network management, and security. You'll learn how to design, implement, and manage a unified wireless network, including, guest access, voice over WLAN, wireless intrusion detection and prevention, precise location tracking, Network Admission Control, and more. Network Infrastructure and Systems How to transform your Cisco network infrastructure to an intelligent, adaptable and secure network platform? Sessions in this track cover protocols, architectures, troubleshooting and deployment methods for Cisco solutions for the following areas: routing, switching, advanced IP technologies and network management. You can learn architecture and design principles specific to campus, branch and wide area networking and gain insight into trends such as network visibility, automation, highavailability, business continuity and regulatory compliance. Security Sessions in this track focus on building the knowledge and skills you need to develop an integrated security approach that improves regulatory compliance, protects against data leakage, and defends against evolving security threats. You'll gain a better understanding of firewalls, VPNs, and intrusion prevention products, as well as and web security. Sessions explore current trends in information and network security, including the ubiquitous nature of web applications and services, the erosion of barriers separating trusted and untrusted users, and preventing information attacks beyond cybervandalism from for-profit businesses. Service Provider This track provides a deep coverage of Service Provider Networks architectures and technologies, helping to understand how to build and manage the application, service and network layer of your infrastructure and how to provide the new kind of "service experience" that today's user s demand. A particular focus is dedicated to explain how the networks are transforming and evolving through the adoption of all the IP NGN foundation technologies in the core and transport area, in the access and aggregation, in the edge, in the service control, in the mobility space, highlighting important aspects like convergence as well as transition toward IPv6. The sessions cover also the Managed Services area, exploring in details latest technologies and solutions like Application Performance Management and Unified Communication and Collaboration and providing a deep view about the impact that they have on the evolution of the Service Provider's service portfolio and delivery options. 11

13 Unified Communications and Collaboration The Unified Communications and Collaboration track covers technology, design, deployment and management of Unified Communications system including communications infrastructure products, migration and interoperability, security, IP telephony, conferencing and applications such as collaborative workspaces. We will discuss trends in Unified Communications and Collaboration technologies and give you a better understanding of how to handle the growing complexity of communication systems. Video Video has the potential to revolutionise everything from collaboration to business travel, while helping improve the bottom line. The sessions in this track help you understand the range of available video technologies, from IPTV to Cisco TelePresence to desktop solutions, with insight on designing, planning, building, and managing a videoready network infrastructure. Cisco experts, customers, and partners share their views on best practices. Session Listings - Service Provider Sessions Below is a list of all Service Provider Sessions* that are taking place at Bahrain Networkers. Data Centre & Virtualization Breakout Sessions BRKAPP-2002 BRKAPP-2005 BRKAPP-2020 BRKAPP-2021 BRKAPP-3003 Server Load Balancing Design Deploying Cisco Wide Area Application Services (WAAS) ACE Deployment in an Application Environment Deploying and Troubleshooting Web Cache Communication Protocol (WCCP) for WAN Acceleration, Security and Content Delivery Troubleshooting the Cisco Application Control Engine Technical Seminars TECDCT-2001 Next Generation Data Center Infrastructure Walk In Labs LABDCT-2004 LABDCT-2005 LABDCT-2006 Nexus 7000 New Innovations for Data Centre Interconnects Nexus 5000 & Nexus 2000 VPC Lab Using BMC Blade Logic to Manage UCS Service Profiles 12

14 Panel BRKGENPNL-1002 Data Center evolution, from vision to reality: Unified Fabric, Virtualization, and Unified Computing Mobility Breakout Sessions BRKEWN-2010 BRKEWN-2011 BRKEWN-2012 BRKEWN-2014 BRKEWN-2015 BRKEWN-2016 BRKEWN-2017 BRKEWN-3011 Design and Deployment of Enterprise WLANs Managing an Enterprise WLAN with Wireless Control System Design and Deployment of Context-Aware Mobility Services (Location based) Wireless LAN Endpoint Security Fundamentals Integrated Defense-in-Depth Security for WLANs Designing Unified Guest Access, Wired and Wireless, with NAC Guest Server, WLC/WCS and ASA Design and Deployment of Outdoor Wireless Networks Troubleshooting Wireless LANs with Centralized Controllers Network Infrastructure and Systems Breakout Sessions BRKCRS-2000 BRKCRS-2301 BRKIPM-2000 BRKIPM-2003 BRKIPM-2008 BRKIPM-2012 BRKIPM-3000 BRKIPM-3005 BRKIPM-3007 BRKIPM-3009 BRKIPM-3010 BRKMPL-2017 BRKMPL-2102 Architectural approach to Next Generation Branch Networks: Design and Implementation Enterprise IPv6 Deployment Network Availability and Simplicity 40G IPoDWDM transmissions - what are the limits? Topics in IP Multicast Deployment Anatomy of Network Elements Advanced LFA - a simple protection technique for IP/MPLS networks Routing Proximity and Service Routing Advanced Topics and Directions in Routing Protocols Advanced IPv6 Multicast Deployment Which Routing Protocol - IPv4 and IPv6 Perspective Designing MPLS Layer3 VPN Networks Inter-AS MPLS Solutions 13

15 BRKMPL-2104 BRKMPL-3011 BRKMPL-3101 BRKNMS-2000 BRKNMS-2001 BRKNMS-2006 BRKNMS-2007 BRKNMS-2009 BRKNMS-2011 BRKNMS-2012 BRKNMS-2361 BRKNMS-2421 BRKNMS-3132 BRKOPT-2205 BRKRST-2362 BRKRST-2504 BRKRST-3300 Deploying MPLS Traffic Engineering Multicast MPLS Advanced Topics and Future Directions in MPLS 13 Smart ways to Configure your Cisco IOS Device Data Centre - Management End to End Performance Measurement for Critical IP traffic with IP SLAs Deploying DHCP and DNS : Basic to Advanced UC Network Management: How to Ensure Your UC Services Are Operating as Expected! The economical impact of NMS/OSS features on Managed Services Cisco IOS Strategy and Evolution Accounting and Performance Management with Network Based Application Recognition Network Configuration and Compliance Management Advanced NetFlow Deploying and Designing with the Resilient Ethernet Protocol Deploying Performance Routing Hierarchical QoS and Policies Aggregation Service Provider IPv6 Deployment Technical Seminars TECIPM-2002 TECIPM-2000 TECIPM-3004 MPLS Technical Seminar IP/MPLS & Transport Techtorial - Architectures, Technologies and Future Directions in Next Generation SP Networks Advanced IP Routing Fast Convergence and Fast ReRoute Technical Seminar Walk In Labs LABCIE-2000 LABCIE-2001 LABNMS-2011 LABNMS-2003 LABNIPM-2008 LABNMS-2010 CCIE Routing and Switching BGP Practice Lab CCIE Routing and Switching OSPF Practice Lab Flexible NetFlow Quickstart Cisco IOS-XR XML Network Management Lab Deploying and Operating Performance Routing Monitoring Network and Application Performance with NAM 14

16 Birds of a Feather BRKGENPNL-2000 IPv6 deployment experiences BRKGENPNL-2001 Cisco Software Activation Security Breakout Sessions BRKSEC-2003 BRKSEC-2105 BRKSEC-2344 BRKSEC-2500 BRKSEC-2546 BRKSEC-3000 BRKSEC-3020 BRKSEC-3112 BRKSEC-4011 IPv6 Security Threats and Mitigations Router Security Strategies: Securing IP Network Traffic Planes Securing a Multicast Network MPLS VPN security Preventing Spam, Viruses, and Data Loss with Security Appliances Advanced Cisco IOS Security Features Advanced Firewalls Advanced Concepts of DMVPN Advanced IPSec with GET VPN Technical Seminars TECSEC-2101 TECSEC-3431 Detecting and Mitigating Attacks Using Your Infrastructure Advanced Deployment & Troubleshooting of IPsec VPN Birds of a Feather BRKGENPNL-1000 Does NAT improve network security Walk In Labs LABSEC-2009 Simplifying Identity with 802.1X on the Catalyst

17 Service Provider Breakout Sessions BRKOPT-2003 BRKOPT-2117 BRKOPT-2206 BRKSPG-2000 BRKSPG-2002 BRKSPG-2005 BRKSPG-2007 BRKSPG-2008 BRKSPG-2010 BRKSPG-2017 BRKSPG-2019 BRKSPM-2004 BRKSPM-2006 BRKSPM-2009 BRKSPM-2012 Carrier Ethernet System Design: Technologies, Architecture and Deployment Models Next-Generation DWDM Evolving Standards for Carrier Ethernet Architecting Subscriber- and Service-aware Next-Gen Carrier Ethernet Networks New Developments in IPoDWDM and the path from 40G to 100G Application Performance Management: Technologies and deployment scenarios FTTx Architecture and deployment NGN IP Peering for Voice & Multimedia Services IPNGN Service Edge Architecture Transformation SP Managed Unified Communication and collaboration WiMAX and Femto: Marching towards 4G Mobile Society Architecting for IPv4-Exhaustion & IPv6 Deployment in broadband networks Next Generation Mobile Network: RAN architecture and solution Mobile Service Control architectures & deployment scenarios Mobile Internet architecture evolution towards 4G (HSPA, WiMAX, LTE, Femto) Technical Seminars TECSPG-2000 TECSPG-2001 Next Generation Mobile Network Deploying IPv6 in a Service Provider Network Walk In Labs LABSPV-2007 Deploying Carrier Ethernet L2VPN Business Services using Cisco EVC Infrastructure 16

18 Unified Communications and Collaboration Breakout Sessions BRKUCC-2003 BRKUCC-2006 BRKUCC-2008 BRKUCC-2009 BRKUCC-3061 A new approach to call routing and dial plans based on the Service Advertisement Framework (SAF) SIP trunk design and deployment UC 8.0 advancements in inter-company call routing, XMPP/SIMPLE presence and IM federation Hosted Unified Communications IPv6 in Enterprise Unified Communications Networks Panel BRKGENPNL-1971 Unified Communication and IPv6 Video Breakout Sessions BRKSPV-1105 BRKSPV-1110 BRKSPV-2005 BRKSPV-2106 BRKEVT-2001 IPTV and Interactive Services from a Set-Top Box Perspective (Converged Content Delivery) CDN for SP Video over IP for Broadcasters and Broadcast Service Providers Video Data Center - Evolution of the Video Headend and Service Architecture IP Video Technologies, Architectures, and Standards IT Insights BRKITI-1001 BRKITI-1002 BRKITI-1003 BRKITI-1004 BRKITI-1005 BRKITI-1006 BRKITI-1007 BRKITI-1008 BRKITI-1009 Cisco s Architectural Vision - Collaboration Cisco s Architectural Vision Data Centre & Virtualization Cisco s Architectural Vision Borderless Networks Cisco s Architectural Vision Service Provider Managed Services Cisco s Architectural Vision - Enterprise Small Business Architecture for Mid Size Networks Regulatory Challenges for new Business offers Smart Connected Communities *these sessions are subject to change 17