Cisco 2009

The year’s premier education and training event for IT, networking, and communications professionals

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week at-a-glance

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Keynote Speakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Super Session Speakers . . . . . . . . 7

IT Management Program . . . . . . . . . 8

Developer Services Program . . . . . 11

Networkers Technical Training . . . . 12

Service Provider Program . . . . . . . 18

World of Solutions Expo. . . . . . . . . 21

2009 Sponsors and Exhibitors . . . . 22

Activities and Social Events . . . . . . 23

Registration Information . . . . . . . . . 24

Dear IT Management Professional:

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Networkers, which has grown into Cisco Live, our annual IT and communications conference. Much has changed since that first conference in 1989. But one thing remains as true today as it was then: knowledge is power. That simple phrase is the perfect theme for Cisco Live 2009. Innovative, creative, and knowledgeable people and businesses will always have a powerful competitive edge. In a challenging econ-omy, it’s even more vital to understand the trends that are redefining IT, so you can help your company weather today’s uncertainties and prepare for new opportunities in the future.

We realize the value of your time and have designed this year’s conference to be the most relevant and worthwhile customer event of the year. Our curriculum of more than 400 sessions is organized by functional tracks, so you can focus on the content relevant to your company and management role, or you can expand your knowledge base by exploring new concepts and emerging trends.

Visit www.ciscolive.com today to reserve your spot among more than 10,000 of your industry peers. You can also find the latest information there about this year’s conference, including session descriptions, speaker bios, networking opportunities, and entertainment options.

The reasons that made Networkers a smart idea in 1989 hold strong for Cisco Live 2009. The more you know, the more powerful and successful you and your company will be, today and in the future. Cisco Live isn’t just a wise investment, it also promises to be a lot of fun. We’re excited about hosting this year’s event right in our backyard. I look forward to seeing you in San Francisco.

Sincerely,

John T. ChambersChairman and CEO, Cisco

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networkers technical training

John Chambers KeynoteHear directly from Cisco’s Chairman and CEO about the company’s vision for a new era of networking solutions and the ways in which information technology can help com-panies survive and thrive in a challenging economic climate.

Super SessionsDon’t miss these one-of-a-kind sessions on the ideas shaping today’s business and technol-ogy climate. You’ll gain the broader perspec-tive from Cisco partners and customers that can help you better understand the impact of emerging trends on your own business.

Networkers Technical ProgramTopics at the Networkers Technical Pro-gram 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 specializations hone their skills and add value to their organizations.

IT Management ProgramThe business of IT continually evolves as IT managers strive to complete a growing num-ber of projects with limited resources. The IT Management Program provides broad over-views of current and emerging technologies, including discussions of the management implications of new solutions, suggestions on best practices, and insight into managing change and market transitions.

IT Executive SymposiumExecutive invitees to this exclusive gather-ing have an unparalleled opportunity to dis-cuss with their peers the ongoing impact of network and communication technology in areas such as business strategy, innovation, and globalization.

Developer Services ProgramToday’s networks do more than help organi-zations share data. Voice, video, and mobility applications are now critical to the ways busi-nesses communicate and collaborate. Take an in-depth look at the next generation of net-work applications and the way they support new business methods and paradigms.

Ask-the-Expert Panels, Meet the Engineer, and Technology Solutions ClinicsWant 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.

World of SolutionsThe innovation and creativity of more than 120 Cisco partners is on display at the World of Solutions. Here’s your chance to explore solutions from Cisco’s partner ecosystem and tap into the expertise and insight of Cisco representatives.

Social EventsYou’ve heard the age-old wisdom about all work and no play. Give your brain a break by attending Monday’s 20th Anniversary Wel-come reception, Tuesday’s World of Solu-tions reception, Wednesday’s Customer Appreciation Event—and watch for the net-working opportunities throughout the week.

Program Highlights

New Ideas. Fresh Perspectives.

Limitless Possibilities. It’s the 20th anniversary of the first Networkers conference, and 2009 promises to be the best Cisco Live event yet. This year, we’re celebrating the idea that knowledge is power — and the key role today’s IT leaders play in creating smarter, more powerful approaches to the way we work and live.

The agenda is packed with information, networking opportunities, and training that make Cisco Live a great investment, along with a full slate of entertainment and socializing that make it a lot of fun.

Four Programs, One Price. In addition to the Networkers, IT Management, and Developer Services programs, we’ve added a new program tailored to the unique concerns and priorities of Service Providers. You can pick and choose from the sessions under any or all of the programs to assemble a conference agenda that meets your specific needs.

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Week at a Glance

• 20th Anniversary Welcome Reception: Monday

• John Chambers Keynote: Tuesday

• World of Solutions Reception: Tuesday

• Customer Appreciation Event: Wednesday

• Customer Case Study Sessions

• Executive Round Table Discussions

There’s a wealth of opportunity packed into the six days of Cisco Live—opportunity to learn, network, and have a little fun. Highlights include:

A Power-Packed Agenda

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Week at a Glance

Saturday, June 27

1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Registration Open

2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Labs: Instructor-Led, Labs: Self-Paced

Sunday, June 28

7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration Open

7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Breakfast (Seminar and Lab attendees only)

8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Technical Seminars, Labs: Instructor-Led, Labs: Self-Paced

11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Certification Testing Center Open

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Lunch (Seminar and Lab attendees only)

1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Technical Seminars, Labs: Instructor-Led, Labs: Self-Paced

Monday, June 29


7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Breakfast (Seminar and Lab attendees only)

8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Technical Seminars, Labs: Instructor-Led, Labs: Self-Paced


12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Lunch

1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Technical Breakout Sessions

1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Technical Seminars, Labs: Instructor-Led


4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Cisco Live Orientation

5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.World of Solutions Open 20th Anniversary Welcome Reception

7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Ask-the-Expert Panel(s)

Tuesday, June 30


6:30 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Breakfast


7:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Technical Breakout Sessions

7:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Certification Labs

10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Keynote: John Chambers

11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch

11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. World of Solutions Open


12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Dessert in World of Solutions

2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Certification Labs

2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Partner Super Sessions:1) Intel2) NetQoS


5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. World of Solutions Reception

5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. CCIE/CCDE NetVet Reception

7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Ask-the-Expert Panel

Wednesday, July 1





8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Certification Labs

10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Keynote: Padmasree Warrior

11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch


11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Service Provider Community General Session



2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Certification Labs

2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Cisco Super Sessions:1) Collaboration, Communication & Video2) Data Center & Virtualization


7:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. Customer Appreciation Event

Thursday, July 2





10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Keynote: Guy Kawasaki

11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch





“ Great bang for buck. No doubt the best training

on Cisco products and services. I can find that

one solution that meets my business needs but

that I didn’t know was out there.”

– Cisco Live 2008 Attendee

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Keynotes & Super Sessions Registration World of Solutions

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Keynote Speakers

Cisco Technology Keynote: Padmasree Warrior, Chief Technology Officer, Cisco

Wednesday, July 1, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m.

As Chief Technology Officer, Padmasree Warrior helps drive the company’s technological innovations and strategy, and works closely with the senior executive team and Board of Directors to align these efforts with Cisco’s Corporate objec-tives. Warrior partners closely with the Development Council to not only identify the early signs of market transitions, but also to execute on our technology vision. In addition, Warrior leads Cisco’s cross-company initiatives on Cloud Comput-ing and Desktop Virtualization, and the cross-functional team that helps drive the company’s growth priorities.

Closing Keynote: Guy Kawasaki

Thursday, July 2, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m.

Guy Kawasaki is a founding partner and entrepreneur-in-residence at Garage Technology Ventures. Formerly, he served as Fellow at Apple Computer, where he was instrumental in the success of the Macintosh computer. He is also the renowned author of several books, including his latest, Reality Check: The Irreverent Guide to Outsmarting, Outmanaging, and Outmarketing Your Competition.

Keynote and Welcome AddressJohn Chambers, Cisco Chairman and CEO, takes the stage to share his thoughts on the future of Cisco and network technology. Tuesday, June 30, 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.Since becoming chairman and CEO in 1995, John Chambers has overseen Cisco’s emer-gence as a global leader of networking and communications technology, with revenue growing from $1.2 billion to approximately $40 billion today. He is also the guiding force behind Cisco’s corporate culture of customer success, innovation and giving back. His ca-reer includes leadership positions with Wang and IBM, and he has served a wide variety of philanthropic and educational initiatives.

Special Guest John Morgridge, Chairman Emeritus, CiscoJohn P. Morgridge, Cisco’s Chairman Emeritus, has served in a variety of roles since first joining Cisco in 1988 as president and CEO. Under his leadership, the company laid the foundation that would support Cisco’s growth as a global leader in networking technology. Morgridge was also instrumental in defining the culture of innovation and giving back that still characterizes the company.

your Host for Cisco Live: Carlos Dominguez

Senior Vice President, Office of the Chairman of the Board and CEO, Cisco

Carlos Dominguez’s career at Cisco is a compelling demonstration of the concept of “knowledge is power.” In his 16 years with the company, he has championed the way rich media and transformative technologies such as social networking and Web 2.0 applications can empower businesses to innovate, increase their competitive leverage, and improve customer relationships.

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Super Session SpeakersThis year’s lineup of Super Sessions offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from the innovative minds at Cisco and its partners about the network trends and technologies that are redefining how businesses connect and collaborate.

Intel Super SessionTuesday, June 302:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Join Intel for a discussion on the key trends driving strategy within the IT and communi-cations industry. As companies move toward a model of service and software delivered and accessed over the internet, they have higher expectations for systems that com-bine networking hardware with virtualiza-tion software and storage systems. Areas that have long been separate, now need to operate much more cohesively. Executives from Intel will discuss solutions for these and other challenges we’re facing, and opportuni-ties that exist, as IT professionals today and in the future.

NetQoS Super SessionNBC Universal’s Olympic Gold Network Performance!Tuesday, June 302:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

NBC Universal designed, built and managed the network that delivered record-setting live coverage of the Beijing Summer Olympics to millions of broadcast network, cable, mo-bile and web viewers. The engineering team responsible will explain how they did it, and how they ensured the network performed optimally at all times.

Lenny Guardino, Vice President of Network Technology Build, NBC Universal

Harry Ryan, Senior Network Architect, NBC Olympics

Colin Campbell, Senior Network Architect, NBC Universal

Steve Harriman, Senior Vice President Marketing, NetQoS

The Third Wave of CollaborationWednesday, July 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

A third wave of collaboration is building now that will have a far greater impact on the busi-ness world than anything we’ve seen before. The future belongs to the collaboration enter-prise, and a new category of intercompany collaboration applications will fuel innovation by enabling people to interact in an unprec-edented way across business and govern-ment boundaries. Join Don Proctor for a dis-cussion of how IT departments can deploy collaboration technologies to help retool ba-sic business processes and evolve corporate cultures better adapted to the collaboration era, even during a time of shrinking opera-tional budgets. Proctor will detail a new class of collaboration applications that address the policy, security, access and communication requirements of this third wave.

Don Proctor, Senior Vice President, Software Group, Cisco

Don Proctor is the leader of the Cisco Software Group, which includes 10,000 employees in six organizations develop-ing software at all layers of the

protocol stack, from the infrastructure level to software as a service. He serves on Cisco’s Development Council and is co-leader of Cisco’s Enterprise Council. Proctor is also a lecturer the University of California at Berke-ley’s Haas School of Business.

Data Center Virtualization Architec-tures – Road to Cloud Computing Wednesday, July 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

As the demand for computing and network resources grows, more data centers are embracing virtualization technology as a strategy for balancing business needs with data center challenges such as power, cool-ing, real estate, and facilities management. This session explores how Cisco is advanc-ing the paradigm of “unified computing” and how Cisco solutions enable data centers to provide the architectural foundation for next-generation cloud computing architectures to support evolving business needs. ed Bugnion, Vice President and Chief Technical Officer, Server Access and Virtualization, Cisco

Bugnion serves as Chief Tech-nical Officer at Cisco for the Server Access Virtualization Business Unit. Before joining Cisco, he was the co-founder

of Nuova Systems and Chief Technical Offi-cer at VMware. His career also includes work DEC’s Western Research Laboratory. John McCool, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Data Center, Switching and Services Group, Cisco

John McCool leads Cisco’s Data Center, Switching and Services Group. He is re-sponsible for the strategy, engineering, and marketing

direction of modular Cisco Catalyst 4000 and 6000 Series switching for campus, the new Nexus data center switching series, and Cisco’s optical product line. He is also in charge of Cisco’s expansion into applica-tion networking, virtualization, and integrated security services.



IT ManagementProgram

IT Management ProgramDiscover new methods and strategies for key IT initiatives, such as identifying and analyzing total cost of ownership, building business cases for technology projects, and maintaining busi-ness continuity and agility. Hear from customers and partners, as well as members of Cisco IT and marketing organizations who will share insights, best practices, and recommendations. This track also explores the business of IT, including trends such as globalization, market transitions, Web 2.0, cloud computing, Cis-co TelePresence, and “green” initiatives. We will also investigate new approaches to cost management and business productivity. You will have the opportunity to network with experts in collab-orative discussion formats designed to help you find creative solutions to economic, technology, and business challenges.

IT Management Program Host:Lance Perry, Vice President of IT Customer Strategy and Success Lance Perry is your host for the IT Management pro-gram. He’ll kick off the program with a special session addressing CIO organizational alignment with business

strategy. He’ll also highlight how Cisco IT approaches many of the same IT challenges you face very day, including how Cisco uses its own technologies to enable growth, increase productivity, and provide a superior user experience.



IT Management Program SessionsIT Management Program sessions are designed for manag-ers who must understand the business implications of tech-nology trends and decisions. Through these sessions, Cisco hopes to act as a trusted advisor providing recommenda-tions and strategies to help IT managers make effective and well-educated technology decisions. IT Management Pro-gram sessions may address the following key points: • Collaboration and Web 2.0 tools and technologies

• Best practices for “green” IT initiatives

• Controlling costs as the network becomes more complex and expensive to manage

• Increasing productivity and efficiency

• Understanding the strategic direction of Cisco and related technologies

IT Management Program

Super SessionsThis year’s lineup of Super Sessions offers a unique oppor-tunity to hear directly from the innovative minds at Cisco and its partners about the network trends and technologies that are redefining how businesses connect and collaborate.

executive Speakers:

Don Proctor, Senior Vice President, Software Group, Cisco

ed Bugnion, Vice President and Chief Technical Officer, Server Access and Virtualization, Cisco

John McCool, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Data Center, Switching and Services Group, Cisco

SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• Inside Cisco’s global deployment of 260 Cisco TelePresence End-Points (Cisco on Cisco)

• Digital Media Solutions Integration with other Business Applications

• Driving Down TCO in the Data Center through Unified Computing

• WAN Optimization and Application Acceleration (Customer Case Study)

• Achieving the Intercloud: Trust and Interoperability in Feder-ated Cloud Computing Markets

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IT Management Program

Case Study SessionsHear firsthand how others are deploying Cisco technologies and solutions in new and innovative ways. The agenda includes:

• Industry-specific customer experiences

• Cisco customer and partner best practices for successful deployments

• Strategies for addressing common IT challenges such as data management, security, alignment with business operations, and cost control

• Performance benchmarks and metrics to raise business value and demonstrate return on investment

There are several types of case studies included in the IT Management Program:

• Customer Case Studies (CCS), presented by a Cisco customer

• Partner Case Studies (PCS), presented by a sponsoring Cisco partner

• Cisco Case Studies (ICS), presented by Cisco on Cisco, Cisco’s internal IT organization

Case study speakers include representatives from all Cisco customer segments and industries. View the complete listing of case study speakers and topics in the interactive session catalog on the website.

New This year!executive Round Table (Limited Space Available)The IT Management Executive Round Table is an opportunity for attendees at the IT manager and director levels and above to interact with Cisco senior executives, ask questions, and gain new insights. Cisco executives will share their expertise in product and technology areas, including data center and virtualization, networking, mobility, video, and collaboration. Invite only and RSVP confirmation required.



DeveloperServices Program

expanded Program for Developers Cisco Live 2009 will feature the Cisco Developer Network, a broad vision to create a vibrant community of businesses and individuals who develop applications, devices, and/or services using Cisco technologies. We’ll work with you to help better utilize the power, intelligence, and services already built into your network to enable more collaboration, globalization, and virtualization. Learn how to get more out of your Cisco invest-ment by attending sessions that show how the network as a development platform will unify your voice, video, data, and mobility applications.

At its core, the Cisco Developer Network will empower partici-pants with more open access to Cisco technologies. It provides expanded and enhanced resources to help support every phase of your development and business cycles.

expand your KnowledgeSessions within the Developer Services Program provide education for:• Network Developers• Database Analysts• Enterprise Architects• Cisco Technology Development Partners

SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• Thinking Inside the Box – XML Con-figuration Management

• Creating business value by integrat-ing branch applications on Cisco AXP

• Unified MeetingPlace Web 2.0 API Overview

• Extending the Cisco UC experience using advanced techniques including SOAP interfaces and Java

• CDN Wireless/Mobility - Cisco Com-patible Extensions Program





NetworkersTechnical Training

Technical Breakout SessionsThis year’s lineup of technical training is organized 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 wide-ranging curricu-lum on a technology topic that is critical to empowering business-es to collaborate, innovate, and thrive—today and in the future. In addition to exploring new ideas, established best practices, and emerging technologies, you’ll have the chance to earn the Cisco certifications that demonstrate your skill and initiative.

Whether you work for an up-and-coming enterprise or an industry leader, the knowledge and insight available at Cisco Live 2009 can give you and your company a powerful competitive edge.

For the full agenda, including detailed session descriptions, visit our online interactive session catalog at www.ciscolive.com.

“ A huge amount of information. The breakouts are like a

knowledge buffet. Great stuff!”– Cisco Live 2008 Attendee




Networkers Technical Training

Business Video Video has the potential to revolutionize everything from collaboration to business travel, while helping improve the bottom line. The sessions in this track help you under-stand the range of available video technol-ogies, from IPTV to Cisco TelePresence to desktop solutions, with insight on designing, planning, building, and managing a video-ready network infrastructure. Cisco experts, customers, and partners share their views on best practices.

Data Center & Virtualization This track provides an overview of the strate-gies and technologies involved in the design, deployment, and maintenance of a next-generation data center. It offers an in-depth look at topics such as application network-ing solutions, server virtualization, unified computing, and storage area networking. You’ll also gain new insight into current data center trends— including environmental and energy concerns—and explore solutions to common challenges.

emerging Technology & InnovationsJust added this year, the Emerging Technolo-gies & Innovations Track is designed to pro-vide a holistic view of the technologies and solutions that are collectively driving the di-rection of the IT and communications indus-try for today and tomorrow. Topics featured may include products and technology avail-able today, as well as those now being dis-cussed for the future. The sessions may in-clude Cisco’s current emerging technologies such as IPICs, DMS, or TelePresence, as well as sessions focused on Web 2.0 technolo-gies that enable user collaboration, including how Cisco is embracing these technologies to achieve the next wave of productivity.

SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• DMS Integration in Enterprise IP Network

• WebEx Integration with Unified Communications Systems

• Cisco TelePresence Network Infrastructure Design for Enterprise

• Designing and Deploying IP Video Telephony Networks

• Network Design and Implementation for IP Video Surveillance


Case StudiesWith the Cisco Live case study program, you will see how concepts and strat-egy translate into real-world solutions. Cisco customers, partners, and engineers share their insights on making a smart leap from theory to practice.

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SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• Enterprise medianet Overview and Directions

• WebEx Integration with Unified Com-munications Systems

• Cisco Nexus 7000 Switch Architecture

• Design and Deployment for 802.11n WLAN

• The Cisco ASR 9000 Architecture


SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• Data Center Architecture Strategy and Planning

• Introduction to Cisco Wide Area Application Services (WAAS)

• Fibre Channel Storage Area Network Design

• Utility Computing Infrastructure Design

• Deploying Data Center Virtualization

• Troubleshooting the Application Control Engine (ACE)

• Introduction to Web Application Security









MobilityWhether 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 mo-bility platform for more efficient and effec-tive 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, imple-ment, 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 Want to extend your existing Cisco network infrastructure and systems to create a more intelligent, adaptable, and secure network platform? Sessions in this track cover proto-cols, architectures, troubleshooting, and de-ployment for Cisco solutions in LAN switch-ing, enterprise routing, IP Multicast, IP MPLS, Cisco IOS® software, and network manage-ment. You can learn architecture and design principles specific to campus, branch, data center, and wide-area networks while gaining insight into trends such as virtualization, auto-mation, high-availability networking, business continuity and disaster recovery, and regula-tory 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 secu-rity threats. You’ll gain a better understanding of firewalls, VPNs, and intrusion prevention products, as well as email and web security. Sessions explore current trends in infor-mation 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 cyber-vandalism from for-profit businesses.

SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• Designing a Service Control Implementation for 3GPP Mobile Wireless Operators

• Cisco Motion: Design and Deployment of Context-Aware Mobility Service for WLANs

• 3G UMTS Femtocell Architecture and Design

• Managing an Enterprise WLAN with Wireless Control System

• Designing Guest Access with the Cisco Unified Wireless Network

• Integrated Defense-in-Depth Security for WLANs


SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• Troubleshooting Cisco IOS Router Operation

• Accounting and Performance Manage-ment with Network Based Application Recognition

• EIGRP Design and Deployment

• Layer 3 VPN PE/CE Operation and Deployment

• Advanced IPv6 Deployment and Services

• Troubleshooting Cisco Catalyst 3750, 3550, and 2900 Series Switches


SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• Security Considerations and Design Framework for the Internet Edge Enter-prise Network

• Cisco Security Manager and Cisco Security Monitoring, Analysis and Response System Integration and Deployment

• You’ve got Spyware! Seriously, You Do.

• Advanced IPSec with GET VPN

• Advanced Topics in Encryption Stan-dards and Protocols


Technical Breakout Sessions, continued







Unified Communications and CollaborationFrom network infrastructure, security, and management products to wireless con-nectivity and life-cycle services, the Uni-fied Communications track will improve your understanding of how to integrate your current Cisco video, voice, data, and mobility solutions into a single unified net-work strategy. Sessions cover the multiple technologies needed to deploy and man-age a unified communications environ-ment. You’ll also learn which trends are reshaping how we do business today, as well as strategies for adapting to growing communication complexity and increas-ingly mobile workers. You’ll gain a unique perspective on which unified communica-tions and collaboration technologies are developing most rapidly and how to adapt to growing communication complexity and an increasingly mobile workforce.

SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• Unified Communications over Satellite Design and Implementation

• Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal and Video Contact Center Update and Roadmap

• Planning and designing a Parent/Child Contact Center Enterprise Deployment

• Designing UC Gateways and DSP Engineering in Enterprise Networks

• Planning and Designing a Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Deployment


Technical Seminars (4 and 8 Hours)We are offering comprehensive half- and full-day seminars addressing a vari-ety of technology areas, design principles, and best practices. Offered only on Sunday and Monday, these technical seminars (formerly called “techtorials”) are designed to complement their corresponding technology breakout sessions. Register early to reserve your preferred time slot.

SAMPLe TeCHNICAL SeMINARS (4 HOURS):

• CUAE 2.5 Application development

• Deploying Nexus 7000 in DC Networks

• SAN Fundamentals and Transport

• Network Management Architecture Best Practices

• Best Practices for Deploying Cisco-Works LMS in an Enterprise environ-ment

• IPSec and SSL VPNs

• Mobility: Enabling the Mobile Worker with Cisco Unified Communications

• Cisco Unified Presence and Third Party Integrations

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SAMPLe TeCHNICAL SeMINARS (8 HOURS):

• Video Communication Design

• Design and Deployment of Enterprise WLANs with Centralized Controllers

• Cisco Catalyst Modular Switching Technical Deep Dive

• Cisco IOS XR, Cisco’s Next Generation Operating System

• Detecting and Mitigating Attacks Using Your Infrastructure

• Understanding effective deployment of network IPS V6 technology in Enterprise

• SIP (Session Initiation Protocol): Introduction to Advanced

• Cisco Unified Communications Manager Serviceability and Troubleshooting

NetVets: Loyalty Has Its RewardsAttendees of at least three previous Net-workers or Cisco Live U.S. conferences in the last five years (making Cisco Live 2009 their fourth event since 2004) are eligible for special NetVet benefits, including a Net-Vet Lounge pass, a free volume from Cisco Press, priority materials pick-up, priority scheduling of sessions, and more. For CCIE® or CCDE NetVets, the list is even longer. Visit www.cisco.com to find out more.







Labs (4 and 8 Hours)Installing and troubleshooting network technologies, performing “what-if” sce-narios, and practicing risky network operations in a simulated environment moderated by Cisco experts are the best ways to gain hands-on experience. Cisco Live 2009 features two-hour self-paced labs and four-hour instructor-led labs (formerly called “labtorials”). Sev-eral labs serve as preparation for spe-cific Cisco Career Certifications exams. Labs are priced in addition to your conference fee. Classes fill up quickly, so please register early to reserve your preferred times.

Certification & TestingCisco Career Certifications is a highly respected IT certification program that brings valuable, measurable rewards to network professionals, their managers, and the organizations that employ them. Cisco offers three levels of general IT certification: Associate, Professional, and Expert (CCIE representing the high-est level of achievement), for seven dif-ferent paths of technology focus areas, including Routing & Switching, Design, Network Security, Service Provider, Stor-age Networking, Voice, and Wireless.

SAMPLe LABS (2-HOUR SeLf PACeD):

• CCNP/CCIP Preparation: Simulation Labs

• Configuring Cisco IOS IPS and Us-ing Cisco Catalyst Switch Security Features

• Configuring the Cisco Nexus 1000V in a VMware 4.0 environment

SAMPLe LABS (4-HOUR INSTRUCTOR LeD):

• Nexus 5000 and Nexus 2000

• Nexus Operating System (NX-OS)• Deploying and Operating Performance

Routing

• Detecting and Mitigating Network Attacks and Threats on Infrastructure Devices

• IronPort Web Security Technology Overview

• CCNA Prep Lab: CCNA Practical Review (ICND)

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Panel Discussions: Ask-the-ExpertsDon’t let the mild-mannered exteriors fool you. They’re not just engineers. They’re also living, breathing encyclope-dias of information on new and emerging technologies, best practices, evolving standards, and practical know-how.

Here’s your chance to pick their brains at one of Cisco Live’s most popular ses-sions. You can find out what’s coming in Cisco technologies, and what’s on the horizon in networking and communica-tions paradigms.

It’s not only informative, it’s always a good time, so be sure to save time in your Cisco Live schedule for this not-to-be-missed event.

Cisco Career Certification PreparationGive your career a power boost with the of-ficial Cisco certification that shows the world you rank among the most highly skilled net-work professionals. You can prepare for a range of Cisco certification exams, including the entry-level CCENT™, the associate level CCNA® and CCDA®, the Cisco Profession-als Certifications (CCNP®, CCDP®, CCVP®, CCSP®, and CCIP®) and Cisco Expert, Certifications (CCIE & CCDE) and specialist certifications. For an additional fee, you can sign up for more in-depth training at the Cer-tification Labs and Technical Seminars.

SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• CCNA Prep Session: Preparing to Take the CCNA Examination

• CCVP Prep: Cisco IP Telephony Essentials

• CCVP Prep: Cryptography in Cisco Unified Communications

• CCIE SAN Breakout Session

• Implementing International Dial Plans Using Cisco Unified Communications Manager version 7







CCIe and CCDe Certification CCIE certification sessions include techni-cal seminars and breakouts in routing and switching, security, voice storage, and ser-vice provider. They will also include 2-hour Technical Breakout Sessions, featuring specialized information on the new CCDE and CCIE Wireless certifications. You will receive valuable insight into the lab environ-ment, technologies tested, troubleshooting approaches, and testing techniques directly from CCIE proctors. Topics discussed in the technical seminars and breakouts are relevant to what the prospective CCIE and CCDE candidates will experience the written and lab examinations.

CCIe Assessor LabsUsing lab equipment, attendees will spend four hours working through advanced sce-narios for the CCIE Lab Exam written by session mentors. Attendees work through a challenging lab guide that covers top-ics including an actual CCIE Routing and Switching lab exam. Each user is provided with access to live equipment in a Web based integrated user environment and will be able to gauge testing performance with an online assessment engine that provides point-by-point feedback as well as insight into the question objectives. These labs are designed for anyone earning a CCIE Routing and Switching certification. There are no spe-cial requirements or prerequisites necessary in order to participate.

Purchase a full Conference Pass and receive one fRee Cisco Career Certification exam or CCIe/CCDe Written exam—a value of up to $350.

Attendees must register for the free exam PRIOR to the conference. Conference attendees who wish to take their free exam at Cisco Live 2009 must complete the exam registration process by June 27, 2009, as space allows. Registration for free exams will NOT be available on site. Exam quanti-ties are limited.

Cisco Career Certifications Testing CenterKnowledge really is power when your hard work is rewarded with proof of your expertise. The popular Cisco Ca-reer Certifications program allows you to take proof of your technical competence and skills back to your workplace. Onsite exams include all levels of the program, from entry level CCENT through the as-sociate, professional, and expert levels, as well as specialist certifications. Cisco Ca-reer Certifications earn you membership within the ranks of the most highly skilled network professionals in the industry.

ImportantTo schedule your free exam, you must register with Cisco’s test delivery partner, Pearson VUE. All exam registrations must be completed before the confer-ence. After June 27, 2009, candidates who still wish to take an exam at Cisco Live 2009 can register onsite at a 50% discounted rate, depending on available space. You will not be able to register for a free exam onsite. However, if you need to move a previously scheduled free exam to a different appointment time during the conference, you may do so at no charge. The free and discounted exams can only be taken at Cisco Live and cannot be taken off site. No shows for previously scheduled exams will result in a $35 fee. If you cannot make it, please stop by the testing center to cancel or change your appointment to avoid that fee.



Service ProviderProgramService Provider Program SessionsThe Service Provider Program puts the spotlight on topics that are top of mind for members of service provider organizations. With the challenges of continuous network innovation and rap-idly evolving user expectations, knowledge is one of the most powerful assets available to today’s service providers. The Service Provider Program is designed to provide attendees with the technical and business education they need to man-age diverse networks and deliver the compelling user experi-ences that drive revenue.

Technical topics designed specifically for service providers in-clude how to build and manage the application, service, and net-work layers of your infrastructure and provide the voice, video, and data experiences that today’s end users demand. Sessions cover topics such as mobile and fixed access areas (including Wi-Fi mesh, WiMAX, DOCSIS, metro optical, and pseudowires), distribution and core transport, and routing technologies. You can also explore in detail topics such as application optimization in the transport for voice and video.

Managers and directors will also benefit from strategic busi-ness educational offerings that discuss the specific challenges and opportunities facing service providers — as well as all of IT and communications. In addition to these service provider-focused offerings, you’ll have the option to dive deeper into other aspects of Cisco technologies via the wide range of ses-sions offered across all Cisco Live program offerings.

“ As a service provider, Cisco Live gives me

the insight and detailed information to take

solutions back to our clients. I think this is a

good way to spread the word about what

Cisco has in store for the future.”

– Cisco Live 2008 Attendee

Community General SessionTransforming the Video experience with Medianet Technology

Michael Koons, Vice President, Systems Engineering, CiscoWednesday, July 1, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. The service provider industry is under-going profound transformation, promoting

the need for “medianet” technology. Medianet refers to intelligent media IP networks that are optimized for end-to-end rich media delivery, from the starting point all the way to customer screens, unleashing transformation of the video experience. Medianet will give consumers the ability to interact with video services from mobile de-vices, PCs, and TVs. This luncheon is a great opportunity to learn how to use video to monetize your investment in the broadband infrastructure. Attendance will be on a first come, first served basis.

SAMPLe SeSSIONS:

• Understanding the Benefits of Ethernet OAM

• Building Carrier Ethernet Services using Cisco EVC Framework

• IPTV and Interactive Services from a Set-Top Box Perspective

• Installing and Configuring Content Delivery Systems

• Advanced Video Compression Standards: MPEG-4 AVC, SVC and MVC

• Introduction to Service Provider Video Service Technologies, Architectures, and Standards




Cisco Live 2009 features the return of the IT Executive Symposium, an invitation-only, senior executive gathering focused on best practices and trends at the intersection of business and information technology. In this challenging business climate, executives seek new ideas from peers and experts from a variety of disciplines. The IT Executive Symposium offers practical insights on leadership, collaboration, growth, globalization, innovation, and the tools needed to support these imperatives. This event coincides with Cisco Live and spotlights Cisco’s role in the current and future direction of IT. Attendance is limited to VP-level and above executives. For more information and to inquire about participation, visit www.ciscolive.com/ites.

Monday, June 29 - Wednesday, July 1 (attendees are invited to stay for Cisco Live on Thursday, July 2)

Location: The InterContinental San Francisco (adjacent to the Moscone Center)

IT Executive Symposium

At Cisco, we use our own solutions to help us connect and share informa-tion in new ways—ways that make smarter use of fiscal and natural re-sources. In other words, sustainabil-ity is just second nature to our way of doing business. But our commit-ment to being good stewards of the environment extends beyond our so-lutions. We also work hard on mini-mizing our environmental impact in the way we plan and run Cisco Live. That’s why you’ll see recycling bins throughout the conference venue. That’s why you’ll see fewer confer-ence materials on paper and more online. That’s why you’ll see shuttle buses that use clean diesel technol-ogy. We’ve learned that you don’t need to make a big impact on your environment to make a big impact on your world.

Cisco Live VirtualYour Full Conference Pass entitles you to a one-year subscription to Cisco Live Virtual, a dynamic, 3D, interactive world of content that pays dividends before and long after you attend the conference. Cisco Live Virtual makes it easy to pre-pare 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 informative technical sessions before you come to San Francisco

• Download session PDFs prior to the conference

• Manage your content with your virtual briefcase and My Sessions listings

• Network with your peers, Cisco experts, and Cisco partners using text and webcam-based chat rooms

• Download Cisco booth content

• Access hundreds of technical sessions and conference keynotes after the event

• Participate in live events from your workplace, including regular Second Life TechChats

• Help us improve the conference by rating conference content


‘Keeping It Green’

www.ciscolive.com/ites


Customer Advisory Committee

Cisco customers are the most important element of Cisco Live. For 20 years, Networkers and Cisco Live have been providing the education and skills you need to be successful in your organization, offering you opportunities to meet with Cisco technical experts, and celebrating your support of Cisco products and technologies. We at Cisco are constantly look-ing for ways to improve the conference to meet your evolving needs.

The Cisco Live Customer Advisory Committee makes its debut at Cisco Live 2009. The committee is made up of nine customer representatives from a wide range of industries and company sizes. Each committee member has experienced Cisco Live or Networkers as an attendee and has volunteered his or her time to work with the Cisco Live team to represent the voice of Cisco customers in all relevant planning initiatives, including:

• Advising on overall content offering to ensure a well-rounded and relevant agenda that addresses an appropri-ate depth and breadth across all technologies, solutions, and audiences

• Increasing attendee networking opportunities

• Suggesting innovative ways to improve the program as a whole

Thanks to the contributions of the Cisco Live Customer Advi-sory Committee, you’ll see that customer insights are front and center at Cisco Live 2009. Here are just a few of your fellow customers who have volunteered their time to Cisco Live. (Note that not all Cisco Live Customer Advisory Committee members are pictured here.)

Steve Bergstrom, Enterprise Voice and Unified Communications Architect, Caterpillar Number of Cisco Live/Networkers Attended: 6What I most look forward to at Cisco Live:It is an exciting time to meet new peers in the indus-try and reconnect with those whom I have met over

the years. This valuable form of networking, combined with the ses-sions presented, are some of the valuable resources I utilize to keep up-to-date with emerging technologies and trends.

Dave Bregman, Senior Network Engineer, Hillstone Restaurant Group Cisco Certifications: CCIE, CCNA Number of Cisco Live/Networkers Attended: 4What I most look forward to at Cisco Live:John Chambers’ Keynote Address

Matt Dawson, Telecommunications Design Consultant, The Hertz Corporation Cisco Certifications: CCIE, CCNP, CCDP Number of Cisco Live/Networkers Attended: 4What I most look forward to at Cisco Live: The CCIE NetVet Lunch with John Chambers, the

world-class training, and the opportunity to discuss my current and future needs with Cisco engineers.

Buddy Gilbert, IS Manager, Network Team, University of Alabama at Birmingham Health System Information Services Cisco Certifications: CCNA, CCNPNumber of Cisco Live/Networkers Attended: 10What I most look forward to at Cisco Live:

There is so much I look forward to, but if I have to pick just one thing it would be hearing John Chambers speak. It’s cool to hear someone talk about the future and then watch it come to pass.

TJ Kalis, Network Architect, Multi-National Telecommunications ProviderCisco Certifications: CCIE R/S, Security Number of Cisco Live/Networkers attended: 10 What I most look forward to at Cisco Live: Tie - technical sessions/customer appreciation event

yulan Lee, Senior Solution Engineer – IP Centric, Sprint Nextel Cisco Certifications: Triple CCIE (R&S, Security, SP) Number of Cisco Live/Networkers Attended: 5What I most look forward to at Cisco Live:This event offers the best technical training ses-

sions you can find. I have talked to many session leaders over the phone, by email, or via white-board over the Net, but I found it is best to meet in person. At Cisco Live, I’ve met network engineers and associates at all levels, from all geographies, and it is a great time to exchange ideas and find solutions.

Cisco Live Customer Advisory Committee: Putting Customers Center Stage



World of Solutions

events and Activities

Cisco ChallengeThink you’re the ultimate network expert? Now you can prove it. Put your individual knowledge to the test for a chance to win great prizes, or choose sides and join the team competition.

Cisco BoothCisco experts will be on hand to answer your questions and share their insights on the lat-est networking trends and technologies. Ask-the-expert PanelsJoin the interactive discussions with Cisco’s panel of experts in a lively group setting.

Cisco TelePresenceEncounter the next level of collaboration with a realistic, “in-person” experience that helps organizations all over the world do business faster, better and more cost-effectively.

Solutions Theater, Cisco BoothSee live demonstrations of Cisco and part-ner solutions that are ready to improve the way you do business today. Presentations run throughout the day, so visit the Cisco booth for the latest schedule.

Cisco Powered Partner PavilionWant the latest networking capabilities at a lower cost? See how service providers – including members of the Cisco Powered Program – can help you use your IT invest-ment more strategically.

Meet the engineerSchedule some quality one-on-one time with a Cisco engineer, Cisco Fellow, or senior Cis-co development engineer to explore specific solutions to your unique challenges.

Technical Solutions ClinicDrop by for an informal whiteboard discus-sion with Cisco technology experts on net-work implementations, applications, solu-tions integration, and more.

Passport ProgramSharpen your knowledge about solutions from Cisco Partners—and earn a chance to win. You’ll accrue points every time you have your badge scanned at a partner booth in the World of Solutions. You can also earn extra points for completing ses-sion evaluations and activating your Cisco Live Virtual account.


20th Anniversary Welcome ReceptionGet your week at Cisco Live off to a great start at a special evening reception in the World of Solutions. Connect with your fellow attendees and Cisco partners as you help us celebrate the 20th anniversary of Networkers with music, food, and drink.

World of Solutions Reception Join us on Tuesday evening in the World of Solutions for your chance to meet and relax with your colleagues and Cisco partners. Light food and drink will be served. Take the opportunity to explore partner exhibits, play Rock Band, and don’t forget to stop by the Cisco booth to see the latest Cisco products and services.

World of Solutions expoSolutions from more than 120 Cisco partners are on display in the World of Solu-tions Expo. Here’s your opportunity to explore the broader Cisco partner ecosys-tem, find answers to your specific networking challenges, and hear the unique perspective of Cisco engineers and partners.


World of Solutions

Diamond

Platinum

Gold

Silver

Participating Exhibitors (Event sponsors in blue)

Sponsors and Exhibitors: Below is a partial list of sponsors. For the most up-to-date list visit: www.ciscolive.com

911 EnableAceyus Inc.ActionPacked! NetworksADCAdventNetAeroScout, Inc.AirMagnetAladdin Knowledge Systems, Inc.Altor Networks, Inc.AMC TechnologyANDTEKAnue SystemsAPC by Schneider ElectricAscomBlueCat NetworksBoson SoftwareBroadHopBT Diamond IPBucher + Suter AGCA, Inc.Calabrio, Inc.CBT NuggetsCCBOOTCAMP

Chatsworth ProductsChesapeake NetCraftsmenColeman Technologies IncComAbilityCommScopeCorning Cable SystemsDorado SoftwareeLoyaltyEMC CorporationEmerson Network Power LiebertEmpirixEXTENSION, Inc.Fast LaneFenestraeFirefly CommunicationsFluke NetworksForce 3, Inc.General Dynamics C4 SystemsGigamon SystemsGigaWave TechnologiesGlobal KnowledgeHubbell Premise Wiring

InfobloxInnerWirelessIntel CorporationIntermecIntransa, Inc.Ipswitch, What’s Up GoldISI Telemanagement SolutionsL-3 PraetorianLancopeLeviton Fiber Connect GroupMazu NetworksMicrosemi/PowerDsineMicrosoftMultiFactor CorporationN-able TechnologiesNEC Unified Solutions, Inc. NetBrain Technologies, Inc.NetformxNetQoSNetScout SystemsNetwork InstrumentsNew Horizons Computer Learning Center

Nexus ISNIKSUN, IncOpen TextOPNET TechnologiesOrange Business ServicesOrtronics/LegrandPacket Design IncPanduit CorporationPlantronics, Inc.Plixer InternationalPolycom, IncResearch in MotionSagem-InterstarSAISAVVISScienceLogicSevOne, Inc.Sigma Solutions, Inc.Skyline Advanced Technology ServicesSolarWinds, Inc.SpacenetSpectrum Corporation

SpirentSplunk Inc.StatseekerSymmetricomTC&C, Ltd.TeamQuestTech 2000, Inc.TelStrat InternationalTerraWave SolutionsTrend Micro, Inc.Tyco ElectronicsUBlqube SolutionsUplogixVeramark Technologies, Inc.Verizon BusinessVMWareWildPackets, IncXO Communications, Inc.zCover, Inc.ZOOM International




• Blogs, widgets, RSS, and photo sharing to build your own online presence

• Group pages that simplify collaboration with others

• A dynamic interface with enhanced card views, profile view pop-ups, and search capabilities

• Subject-specific forums that tap the expertise of anyone who shares your interests

• Enhanced collaboration on Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, and Cisco Live Vlogs. Read more.

Activities and Social EventsSocial NetworkingThere’s power in numbers – especially when like-minded people can share ideas, insights, and expertise. With Cisco Live Social Networking, you can connect with colleagues before the confer-ence and make plans for your time together on site.

Customer Appreciation event

Party Like It’s 1989!Remember the days when you were hungry like the wolf? When your hair was as big as your dreams? You can relive that 80s feeling at the 2009 Cisco Live 20th Anniversary Customer Appreciation Event. There’ll be food, fun, and entertainment from the decade that brought you acid-washed jeans and Rubik’s cubes. It’s our way of saying thanks for 20 great years. Highlights include:

• Amusement park rides and midway games

• An 80s music montage with:

...featuring a San francisco favorite, Notorious

Headline entertainmentYou’ll also have the chance to whip it good with DeVO — the band that pioneered geek chic.

Finally, we round out this totally tubular line up with the ultimate party band, the B-52s!

The B-52sLooking back at this band’s pioneering fusions of punk, new wave, and vintage rock, it would be tough to imagine the contemporary musi-cal landscape existing without having encoun-tered the intersected spirits of Kate Pierson, Fred Schneider, Keith Strickland, and Cindy Wilson. With hits spanning decades including “Rock Lobster,” “Love Shack,” “Dance This Mess Around,” and “Roam,” the B-52s are one of THE best party bands in history.

DeVOBy the process of natural selection, the mem-bers of this band met and shared the habits of making electronic noise, watching TV, and watching everybody else. They called what they saw around them the DE-EVOLUTION and called their music DEVO. Their many hits include “Girl U Want,” “Beautiful World,” “Work-ing in the Coal Mine,” and the classic “Whip It!”

PHOTO BY JAY SPENCER

The BanglesCurt Smith of Tears for fearsHoward Jones

Tone LocMike Score of flock of SeagullsSugarhill Gang


http://www.cisco-live.com/attendees/activities/social_networking


2009 Registration Information

Full Conference Pass Starting at $1995 ($1695 for Government) or 21 Learning Credits

Discounted Rates• Cisco Powered Program Members

Receive $100 discount on current registration fee• Government/education employees*• Learning Credits

21 required for registration at any point in the cycle, March 3 to June 26

NOTe: In-depth technical training (Labs or Technical Seminars) not included

PASS RATe GOVT. RATe* DATeS

early bird $1995 $1695 March 3 – May 5

Regular $2095 $1795 May 6 – June 4

Late $2195 $1895 June 5 – June 26

OnSite $2295 $1995 June 27 – July 2

21 Cisco Learning Credits as payment March 3 – June 26

More than 400 technical sessions across four • educational programs (Monday–Thursday)Keynotes (Tuesday - Thursday) • Super Sessions (Tuesday & Wednesday) • Customer & Partner Case Studies • (Tuesday-Thursday) Complimentary certification exam • (see terms on page 13)

Complimentary one-year subscription to • Cisco Live Virtual Conference internet kiosk access, including • real-time scheduler Access to World of Solutions, Technical • Solutions Clinic and Meet the Engineers (Monday-Thursday) Meals (Tuesday-Thursday) •

Complimentary onsite wireless • network access Signature conference bag • Networking and social activities, including: •

20th Anniversary Welcome Reception »(Monday)World of Solutions Reception (Tuesday) »Customer Appreciation Event (Wednesday) »

Registration includes Networkers, IT Management, Service Provider, and Developer Services programs:

Multiple Options to Attend Cisco Live!full Conference Pass: Take advantage of all educational, networking, and social activities at Cisco Live!

fRee World of Solutions expo Pass: Get a taste of Cisco Live by attending Keynotes – including Cisco CEO John Chambers – as well as Super Sessions and the World of Solutions!

World of Solutions expo PLUS Pass: All the benefits of an Expo Pass plus two breakout sessions and a subscription to Cisco Live Virtual!

Cisco Live Virtual: If you can’t join us in person, join us from your desktop for two days of virtual-only programming plus a year’s sub-scription to Cisco Live Virtual!

World of Solutions expo Pass

Includes:Access to World of Solutions, during show hours only (Monday–Thursday)

Access to Keynotes and Super Sessions • (Tuesday–Thursday)Does not include meals, social events, or • any breakout sessions, Labs, or Technical Seminars

World of Solutions expo PLUS Pass

Includes:Access to World of Solutions, during show hours only (Monday–Thursday)

Access to Keynotes and Super Sessions • (Tuesday–Thursday)Access to two breakout sessions of your • choice, which must be scheduled in ad-vance of June 27Annual subscription to • Cisco Live Virtual Does not include meals, social events, • Labs, or Technical Seminars

Social events Pass

Includes:World of Solutions Receptions • (Monday and Tuesday)Customer Appreciation Party (Wednesday)• World of Solutions Expo Pass • - Access to World of Solutions Expo, during

show hours only (Monday–Thursday) - Access to Keynotes and Super Sessions

(Tuesday–Thursday)

Intensive Training OpportunitiesTechnical Seminars are only available pre-conference, Saturday through Monday.

This year, Labs are available on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Certification labs are also available during the main conference on Tuesday and Wednesdays. Certification labs are scheduled concurrently with other sessions on these days.

$295 Learning Credits cannot be applied. No discounts available. Guests must be 21 or older.

Additional Registration Packages

Technical Seminar (4 hour class) $495 (or 5 Learning Credits)

Technical Seminar (8 hour class) $795 (or 8 Learning Credits)

Lab, Instructor-Led(4 hour class) $495 (or 5 Learning Credits)

Lab, Self-Paced (2 hour class) $295 (or 3 Learning Credits)

Technical Seminars Passes: Labs Passes:

$0 March 3 – June 26

$75 June 27 – July 2

$595 May 11 – June 26

*See page 25 for Government/Education Rate Information, Cancellation/Substitution Policies, and Hotel Information.



Through April 21 Full Refund

April 22 – May 19 50 Percent Refund

May 20 or later No Refund

* Government/Education rate is open to all bona fide employees of a United States and Canadian federal, state, or local government entity, including employees of public higher education institutions. All attendees registering under this government rate will be re-quired 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. Labs, Technical Seminars, and exams are priced in addition to conference fees.

Cancellation PolicyCancellations must be received in writing to the [email protected] Help Desk according to the following schedule:

NOTE: Cisco Learning Credits are nonrefundable

Conference Pass Substitution PolicyIf you are unable to attend Cisco Live 2009 after registering, a sub-stitution from the same company is permitted at no charge. Please submit substitution notification to [email protected]. Notification must be received in writing by Friday, June 12, 2009. For substitutions after the deadline, please bring written notifica-tion to the onsite Cisco Live Registration area in San Francisco. Hotel InformationReserve a room at one of several Cisco Live official hotels. For information on location, room rates, and special features, please visit www.ciscolive.com.

Refer-a-Friend Reward yourself, Reward your friends!Attending Cisco Live has its rewards–like getting a $100 Cisco Store Gift Card when you refer four qualified registrants to this year’s conference! And by attending Cisco Live, your friends reap the educational and networking benefits of Cisco’s largest, wid-est ranging annual IT and communications conference. Terms and conditions apply. Please visit www.ciscolive.com for details.

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CCDE, CCENT, Cisco Eos, Cisco Lumin, Cisco Nexus, Cisco StadiumVision, Cisco TelePresence, Cisco WebEx, the Cisco logo, DCE, and Welcome to the Human Network are trademarks; Changing the Way We Work, Live, Play, and Learn and Cisco Store are service marks; and Access Registrar, Aironet, AsyncOS, Bringing the Meeting To You, Catalyst, CCDA, CCDP, CCIE, CCIP, CCNA, CCNP, CCSP, CCVP, Cisco, the Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert logo, Cisco IOS, Cisco Press, Cisco Systems, Cisco Systems Capital, the Cisco Systems logo, Cisco Unity, Collaboration Without Limitation, EtherFast, EtherSwitch, Event Center, Fast Step, Follow Me Browsing, FormShare, GigaDrive, HomeLink, Internet Quotient, IOS, iPhone, iQuick Study, IronPort, the IronPort logo, LightStream, Linksys, MediaTone, MeetingPlace, MeetingPlace Chime Sound, MGX, Networkers, Networking Academy, Network Registrar, PCNow, PIX, PowerPanels, ProConnect, ScriptShare, SenderBase, SMARTnet, Spectrum Expert, StackWise, The Fastest Way to Increase Your Internet Quotient, TransPath, WebEx, and the WebEx logo are registered trademarks of Cisco Systems, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the United States and certain other countries.

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