Duration
5 days
Overview
This is your route toward achieving the Certified IP Engineer. The CIPE is a vendor independent benchmark of your skills and capabilities in IP Routing and Switching. This certification equips you with the ability to plan, implement, and troubleshoot across a multi vendor network. Our hands-on approach of ‘learning through doing’ will improve your practical skills in areas of high demand in the workplace.
Course Objectives
You will be able to
- Separate traffic streams using VLANS
- Deploy and configure switches & routers
- Setup interior and exterior routing protocols
Who can benefit
IP Networker personnel who require an in-depth understanding and working knowledge of a routed network
Pre requisite knowledge
Participants should have a good understanding of the Internet Protocol gained from a course such as CIPA
Introduction
- Brief review of IP protocol suite
- Review of subnet masking
Implementing VLANS
- Rationale for using VLANS
- Static and dynamic VLANS
- Relationship between VLANS & IP subnet
- Configuration of VLANS
- Implementing VLANS between multiple switches
- VLAN troubleshooting & common failures
- Inter-VLAN communication using a router
- Analyzing VLAN in VLAN communication
- Spanning tree protocol for switching
- Comparison of different vendor commands or configuration
Theory of Routing Protocols
- Static Routing
- Routing Tables
- Dynamic Routing
- Distance vector algorithms
- Link-state algorithms
- Path vector protocol
- Comparison of routing algorithms
- Path select ion
- Multipath routing
- Interworking between different routing protocols
Implementing Static Routed
- Comparison of different vendor commands for configuration
- Configuration of as static routed internetwork
- Troubleshooting router configuration
Implementing RIP
- Overview & issues
- Differences between versions
- Comparison of different vendor commands for configuration
- Configuration of a RIP internetwork
- Verifying configuration using command line & analyzer
- Troubleshooting routing problems
Implementing OSPF
- Overview & issues
- Area types
- Role of designated router
- Traffic engineering
- Comparison of different vendor commands for configuration
- Configuration of a OSPF internetwork
- Verifying configuration using command line & analyzer
- Troubleshooting routing problems
Implementing BGP
- Overview & issues
- Role of Autonomous System (AS) Number Ibgp
- Comparison of different vendor commands for configuration
- Configuration of a BGP internetwork
- Verifying configuration using command line & analyzer
- Troubleshooting routing problems
Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.