
02 Oct CCIE Service Provider v4 Boot Camp
Course Description:
CCIE Service Provider v4 boot camp (Online) is a 10-day workshop exploring skills required of a Network Engineer to design, configure, optimize, diagnose, and troubleshoot a complex highly available Service Provider network infrastructure. Candidates preparing for CCIE Service Provider certification possess thorough knowledge in IPv4 and IPv6 core, aggregation/edge, remote access technologies, Layer 2 and Layer 3 VPNs, plus managed services traversing an IP core networks. They also have an overall knowledge in security, virtualization and mobility technologies.
Certification/Specialization:
CCIE SP v4.0 Lab Exam
Prerequisite Knowledge:
- CCNP + or equivalent knowledge recommended
Course Delivery Method:
This boot camp is delivered online via Webex.
Students Will Receive:
- 10 full days of instructor led online bootcamp
- access to dedicated pod using the same virtualization engine as real exam
- workbook for the class
- 2 scenarios simulating real practical exam, with troubleshooting, diagnostics and configuration sections
- access to a pod for the duration of the bootcamp plus 30 days after the bootcamp
Boot Camp Date and Hours:
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Central Standard Time (Saturdays Only)
Day 1
Class Introduction
- Instructor introduction
- Class organization, schedule, rules
- Basic Student Assessment, background and expectations
POD and LAB Topology
- Topologies, address allocation
Service Provider Certification
- CCxx Service provider program information and review
IP Address fundamentals IPv4/v6
Routing policies in IOS, IOS-XE and IOS-XR
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot operation of route-maps and other mechanisms used and useful in IOS and IOS-XE
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot operation of RPL and other mechanisms used and useful in IOS-XR
System tasks: HA, monitoring, diagnostics & Labs
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot syslog and logging functions
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot SNMP traps, RMON, EEM, and EPC
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot NetFlow and IPFIX
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot IP SLA
- Describe configuration change, implementation, and rollback
Labs
Day 2
Link state protocols: OSPF and IS-IS
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot OSPFv2 and OSPFv3
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot IS‐IS
- Describe and optimize IGP scale and performance
- Describe and implement IGP fast convergence, detection, propagation, switchover, IP LFA
- Describe and implement route redistribution, route filtering, aggregation, loop
Labs
Day 3
BGP basics
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot IBGP, EBGP, and MP‐BGP
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot BGP route policy enforcement
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot BGP prefix suppression
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot BGP prefix based filtering
- Describe BGP path attribute
- Describe and optimize BGP scale and performance
- RPL with BGP
Labs
Day 4
BGP advanced
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot advanced BGP features
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot BGP RPKI
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot routing protocol security: BGP GTSH & protocol authentication
MPLS basics:
- Describe MPLS forwarding and control plane mechanisms
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot LDP
- Describe and optimize LDP scale and performance
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot LDP security: authentication and label allocation filtering
Labs
Day 5
MPLS L3 services
- Describe MP-BGP, BGP AFI VPNv4, VPNv6
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot L3VPN
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot Inter‐AS L3VPN
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot shared services, Extranet and Internet access
- Describe unified MPLS and CSC
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot static routing, OSPF, EIGRP and BGP as PE-CE connectivity
- Describe and implement route redistribution, route filtering, aggregation, loop prevention
Labs
Day 6
MPLS L2 services
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot 802.1Q, QinQ, 802.1ad, EVC
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot E‐LINE, for example: VPWS, L2TPv3
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot E‐LAN and E‐TREE, for example: VPLS and H‐VPLS
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot EVPN
Labs
Day 7
MPLS Traffic Engineering:
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot RSVP
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot ISIS and OSPF extensions
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot MPLS TE policy enforcement
- Describe MPLS TE attributes
- Describe and optimize MPLS TE scale and performance
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot MPLS advanced features: MPLS‐TE Inter‐AS
Segment Routing
Labs
Day 8
IPv6 and SP – coexistence and migrations
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot IPv6 transition mechanism, for example: NAT44, NAT64, 6RD, MAP, and DS Lite
Fast Convergence
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot SS0/NSF, NSR, and GR
- Layer 2/3 failure detection techniques
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot Layer 2 failure detection
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot Layer 3 failure detection
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot BGP PIC
Labs
Day 9
Multicast
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot PIM (PIM‐SM, PIM‐SSM, and PIM‐BIDIR)
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot RP (Auto‐RP, BSR, Static, Anycast RP, and MSDP)
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot mVPN, draft Rosen, mLDP, BGP AD, BGP mVPN
Labs
Day 10
System and network security
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot control plane protection: LPTS and CoPP
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot device management, for example: MPP, SSH, VTY
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot logging and SNMP security
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot uRPF, iACL
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot RTBH and BGP FlowSpec
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot MPLS OAM and Ethernet OAM
Quality of Service
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot classification and marking
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot congestion management and scheduling
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot congestion avoidance
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot MPLS QoS models (Pipe, Short Pipe, and Uniform)
- Describe, implement, and troubleshoot MPLS TE QoS (MAM, RDM, CBTS, PBTS, and DS‐TE)
Labs
Payment Policy / Options:
- Prepayment is required for all courses and packages. All prices are based on USD currency.
- Pricing, registration terms, and conditions are subject to change without notice.
- Payment can be made using following methods:
- PayPal
- Credit Card: American Express, MasterCard, Visa.
- CISCO Learning Credits (to submit CLC request please contact sales@micronicstraining.com).
- Bank Wire.
Retake Policy:
There are no free retakes for this track.
Refund/Cancellation Policy:
There are no refunds. You will be issued a credit. There is no expiration for the credit. You can take the class at a different date or location at no additional cost. We need a minimum of two weeks notice for postponing the class.
- Coming Soon
October 19, 2019 - January 18, 2020
2:00 am - 9:00 am
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