CCNA Service Provider PART 24

CCNA Service Provider – PART 2/4, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 73 lectures, based on 35 reviews, and has 260 subscribers.

You will learn about Deploy, maintain and improve carrier-grade network infrastructures. Configure, implement, and troubleshoot baseline Cisco Service Provider Next-Generation networks This course is ideal for individuals who are Service Provider Engineer who need to understand how ISP and NSP works or CCNA SP certification is for service provider network engineers, technicians and designers who focus on the latest in Service Provider industry core networking technologies and trends or Cisco Channel Partners It is particularly useful for Service Provider Engineer who need to understand how ISP and NSP works or CCNA SP certification is for service provider network engineers, technicians and designers who focus on the latest in Service Provider industry core networking technologies and trends or Cisco Channel Partners.

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Summary

Title: CCNA Service Provider – PART 2/4

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 73

Number of Published Lectures: 73

Number of Curriculum Items: 73

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Deploy, maintain and improve carrier-grade network infrastructures.

Configure, implement, and troubleshoot baseline Cisco Service Provider Next-Generation networks

Who Should Attend

Service Provider Engineer who need to understand how ISP and NSP works

CCNA SP certification is for service provider network engineers, technicians and designers who focus on the latest in Service Provider industry core networking technologies and trends

Cisco Channel Partners

Target Audiences

Service Provider Engineer who need to understand how ISP and NSP works

CCNA SP certification is for service provider network engineers, technicians and designers who focus on the latest in Service Provider industry core networking technologies and trends

Cisco Channel Partners

This Course is?designed to prepare CCNA Service Provider Candidates for the exam topics covered in two exams SPNG1(640-875) and SPNG2 (640-878) .

This is Second??part?of 4?parts?of the Complete CCNA?Service Provider Exam (?2 Papers)?

Customers then access the network through their ISP’s last-mile infrastructure?

ISP connects to the NSP’s backbone.

An ISP can purchase wholesale bandwidth from an NSP, which provides connectivity for their customers.

Cisco offers dedicated Track on understanding service provider Technologies?

In this course you will get introduced to Cisco Service Provider networks on how they work, configure, implement, Troubleshoot.?

Trained by expert Triple CCIE certified with 15 + years of training and working experience in production networks.

This course start do covers from?he Basics of Networking.

Although I do recommend if you have already done CCNA?Routing &?Switching will help to finish this course in no time as there are more than 50% of the topics overlap with CCNA?Routing &?Switching??Track.

Service Provider introduces new devices like understanding IOS-XR?(?used in ASR?routers)?and Metro-Ethernet?Switches?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Routing Basics

Lecture 1: Routing – Introduction

Lecture 2: Static Routing

Lecture 3: LAB – Static Routing – Example 1

Lecture 4: LAB – Static Routing – Example 2

Lecture 5: Routing Table Lookup

Lecture 6: Default Routing

Lecture 7: LAB – Default Routing

Chapter 2: Dynamic Routing – RIPv2

Lecture 1: Dynamic Routing – Introduction

Lecture 2: Dynamic Routing Protocols

Lecture 3: RIP version 2

Lecture 4: LAB – RIPv2 Configuration

Lecture 5: Administrative Distance

Lecture 6: Autonomous System

Chapter 3: Lab Setup – Virtual GNS3

Lecture 1: Cisco Lab Options

Lecture 2: About GNS3

Lecture 3: Installing GNS3 – Windows

Lecture 4: Adding IOS Images to GNS3

Lecture 5: Default Topology – IOS Routers – Initial Configurations

Lecture 6: Default Topology – IOS

Lecture 7: Connecting GNS3 – Host Computer

Lecture 8: GNS3 VMware Integration

Lecture 9: GNS3 IOSv L2/L3

Lecture 10: GNS3 IOU L2/L3

Lecture 11: GNS3- XRv Integration

Chapter 4: Dynamic Routing – EIGRP

Lecture 1: EIGRP Introduction

Lecture 2: EIGRP Metric

Lecture 3: EIGRP Configuration

Lecture 4: Feasible Distance – Advertise Distance

Lecture 5: Feasibility Condition

Lecture 6: EIGRP Load Balancing _ Equal Cost

Lecture 7: EIGRP Load Balancing _ UnEqual Cost

Chapter 5: Dynamic Routing – OSPF

Lecture 1: OSPF Introduction

Lecture 2: OSPF Process Stages 1 – 5

Lecture 3: OSPF Process Stages 6-7

Lecture 4: LAB – Basic OSPF Process – Verification

Lecture 5: OSPF Concept of Areas

Lecture 6: LAB1 – OSPF Configuration Single Area

Lecture 7: LAB 2- OSPF Configuration Multiple Area

Lecture 8: LAB 3 – Multi Area OSPF

Chapter 6: Redistribution

Lecture 1: Redistribution

Lecture 2: EIGRP – RIP Redistribution

Lecture 3: OSPF – RIP Redistribution

Lecture 4: EIGRP – OSPF Redistribution

Lecture 5: Redistribution Mock Lab

Chapter 7: Summarization

Lecture 1: Summarization

Lecture 2: Summarization Types – Auto and Manual

Lecture 3: Calculate Summary Address

Lecture 4: Calculate Summary Address – shortcuts

Lecture 5: LAB – Summarization – EIGRP

Chapter 8: IPv6 Addressing

Lecture 1: Why do we need IPv6

Lecture 2: IPv6 Addressing – How it looks

Lecture 3: IPv6 Address Types

Chapter 9: IPv6 Routing

Lecture 1: Assigning IPv6 address on Router interface

Lecture 2: IPv6 Static Routing & Default Routing

Lecture 3: RIPng

Lecture 4: Configure OSPFv3

Lecture 5: Configure EIGRP6

Chapter 10: IPv6 Layer 2

Lecture 1: IPv6 Layer 2 Options

Lecture 2: IPv6 EUI-64 Format

Lecture 3: IPv6 stateless Address Autoconfig – SLAAC

Chapter 11: ISIS Routing Protocol

Lecture 1: ISIS Introduction – ISIS levels

Lecture 2: ISIS Adjacency – L1/L2

Lecture 3: ISIS NSAP Addressing

Lecture 4: ISIS Configuration IPv4-IPv6

Lecture 5: LAB – ISIS Configuration IPv4-IPv6

Chapter 12: Border Gateway Protocol ( BGP )

Lecture 1: BGP – Border Gateway protocol

Lecture 2: When BGP is more Appropriate

Lecture 3: BGP Options to Connecting Internet

Lecture 4: Understand BGP neighbors

Lecture 5: LAB – Internal BGP neighbors

Lecture 6: BGP Split Horizon Rule

Lecture 7: IBGP neighbors using Loopbacks

Lecture 8: IBGP neighbors using Loopbacks _ part 2

Instructors

sikandar Shaik
CCIE x 3 ( RS/SP /SEC)

Shaik Gouse Moinuddin
Shaik Gouse Moinuddin

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