Cisco Internetworking Expert Routing and Switching Workshop 2 is a five day ILT class designed to be attended during the final stage of a learner's CCIE preparation effort. This course is approximately 80% hands-on and 20% lecture. During this course, each student will perform five graded assessment labs - one on each day of class. After each assessment lab, there will be an exam review with the instructor. By taking a series of graded assessment labs, each student will be able to establish a trend of performance with CCIE level labs. By working with the instructor, the student can clearly identify both the strong and weak points in performing CCIE level labs. By identifying the weak points, the student can work with the instructor in closing gaps with the weak points.
Course Contents
Frame-Relay Catalyst 3550 Switch Configuration OSPF EIGRP RIP v.2 IGP Route Redistribution Controlling IGP Updates with Route-Maps and Distribute-Lists Configuring BGP-4 Neighbor Relationships (including Route-Reflectors and Confederations) Filtering BGP Updates using Prefix-lists, AS-Path Access-lists, Communities and Route-Maps BGP Attribute Manipulation IPv6 Interior Routing Protocols IPv6 BGP Advanced Catalyst 3550 Layer 2 and Layer 3 Configuration Topics Integrated Routing and Bridging WAN QOS (Frame Relay, ATM, PPP) LAN QOS Advanced IP Access-lists IP Multicast Routing using PIM Sparse and Dense Modes Address Administration (NAT, DHCP, HSRP, IRDP, etc.)
New 12.2T / 12.3 / 12.4 Features
Target Group
CCIE R&S Written Exam and CIERS-1 highly recommended. The CIERS-2 class is recommended for all Routing and Switching CCIE candidates within two months of taking CCIE lab
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