Administering Cisco DNA Spaces (DNASPA)

Course Overview

Cisco DNA Spaces helps resolve physical-space ‘blind spots’ in an organization. Through the Cisco wireless infrastructure, organizations can gain insights into how people and things move throughout their physical spaces. Based on these insights, organizations can drive operational efficiencies by monitoring and managing the location, movement, and utilization of assets.

Course Objectives

Explain the DNA Spaces solution and its benefits
Present use cases based on industry vertical
Articulate the components and considerations for DNA spaces configuration in the context of Covid-19 ‘Back-to-Business’
Explain the DNA Spaces three-phased solution approach: SEE-ACT-EXTEND
Describe the ‘SEE’ phase of DNA Spaces and its components
Describe the ‘ACT’ phase of DNA Spaces and its components
Describe the ‘EXTEND’ phase of DNA Spaces and its components
List and describe the DNA Spaces licensing models
Explain the DNA Spaces security features in the context of customer data compliance
Describe the different DNA Spaces components, architectures, and their appropriate use cases
Describe the different DNA Spaces migration options
Describe how data analytics provided by DNA Spaces provides business intent
Discuss the DNA Spaces indoor Internet of Things (IoT) service and its use cases
Articulate Open Roaming and how it can boost
Wi-Fi-based revenue stream
Configure DNA Spaces onboarding
Configure and demonstrate DNA Spaces IoT Services
Configure DNA Spaces profiles, engagements, and triggers
Configure a captive portal
Perform simple API calls to DNA Spaces

Course Outline

1 - Day 1

Section 1 – DNA Spaces Solutions Overview
Introduction – What is “DNA Spaces”?
Resolution of physical-space blind spot to better understand behavior and location of people and things
Operationalizing DNA Spaces
Providing Data Analytics for Business Intelligence
Operational Efficiency and productivity
Improve customer experience
Understand behavior and monetization
Onboarding to provide customer acquisition and loyalty
Enhance IT productivity
Section 2 – DNA Spaces Use Cases
Example Use Cases by Vertical
Retail
Healthcare
Carpeted Enterprises
Education
Hospitality
Manufacturing
Education
“Back-to-Business” – Observations, recommendations and applications specific to safe Covid-19 reopening
Section 3 – ‘SEE – EXTEND-ACT’: Three-phased approach to extract maximum value from your Cisco wireless infrastructure.
SEE-EXTEND-ACT
Overview
SEE what’s happening at your properties
Behavior Metrics
Right Now
Camera metrics
Open roaming
Location Analytics
Detect and Locate
Impact Analysis
EXTEND platform capabilities and drive business outcomes
High-performance streaming API (Firehose)
Partner Dashboard
Native integration into enterprise software
Apps Center for industry-specific solutions
ACT on insights with digitization toolkits
Internet of Things (IoT)
Captive Portal
Location Personas
Engagements
Asset Locator
Proximity reporting
Provide a half-hour review of the product via NterOne’s DNA Spaces cloud account
Section 4 – DNA Spaces Licensing
License Models
Procurement and Terms
Section 5 – DNA Spaces and Customer Data Compliance
Protecting data at rest and in transit
Data Security Law compliance

2 - Days 2 and 3

Section 6 - Architecture Overview and Location Compute Models
Supported Topologies
On-premise Direct-Connect
On-premise Cloud-enabled Connected Mobility Experience
DNA Spaces Connector
Meraki
Compute Model – On-Premise
Compute Model – Cloud
Migrating from Connected Mobility Experience/Mobility Services Engine (CMX/MSE) to DNA Spaces
Why Migrate to DNA Spaces?
Migration Options – Overview
Migration Option 1 – Keep AireOS WLC and PI on-premise
Migration Option 2 – Keep only AireOS WLC on-premise
Migration Option 3 – Keep only Prime on-premise
Migration Option 4 – Full stack migration
DNA Spaces – Ports, Protocols, and Data Flows
Section 7 – Getting started with DNA Spaces: Onboarding
Account Creation
Connecting to DNA Spaces and Network Onboarding
Connecting to DNA Spaces – Introduction
Cisco Wireless Connectors
Meraki Connector
Configuring Locations
Location Hierarchy - Introduction
Location Hierarchy Creation – Automated Map Import
Location Hierarchy Creation – Manual Configuration
Location Hierarchy Configuration Best Practices
Labs 1-3 (See below)
Section 8 – Advanced Topics
Open Roaming
Problem Statement
The Players
On-Boarding
Configuration
Lab 4 (See below)
Indoor Internet of Things (IoT)
Indoor IoT Problem Statement
Indoor IoT with DNA Spaces - Benefits
Indoor IoT Components
Indoor IoT Gateway Types
Indoor IoT Control Flows
Indoor IoT Configuration
Configure Asset Management using IoT device
Lab 5-8 (See below)
DNA Spaces APIs and Firehose
API configuration
SLA and monitoring
Firehose configuration (streaming data support)
DNA Spaces App Center
Review and evaluate Stanley Health Care App
Extend location data into enterprise software platforms (optional)
Review enterprise application (e.g., Salesforce, SAP connector)
Partner Dashboard (optional)
Lab 9 (See below)
Section 9 – DNA Spaces and Data Analytics
Introduction to Data Analytics
Data analytics review – mathematical, probability, and statistical functions
Introduction to graphical functions and data structures to represent data
Extracting data using DNA Spaces APIs
Proposed use cases:
Determining physical location density based on telemetry data
Build and index people proximity in a given space using dynamic clustering
Predicting when a space’s capacity limits will be reached telemetry data
Calculation of dynamic proximity coefficient. Example: ‘x’ number of people crowded around a moving crane. Currently this is done using RFID tags with maximum distance of 15 meters within 3 meters of precision

Back to Course Search

Class Dates & Times

Class times are listed Central time

This is a 3-day class

Price: ~~$3,395.00~~
Great Plains Price: $3,055.50

Register	When	Time
Register	08/26/2024	9:00AM - 5:00PM
Register	12/02/2024	9:00AM - 5:00PM