Advanced MPLS Tutorial for Cisco Network Engineers Online Training

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1 MPLS Overview

1 Intro.mp4

01:33

2 Introduction to MPLS.mp4

10:00

3 Explore MPLS Labels.mp4

13:11

4 Label Stacks and IP Forwarding.mp4

07:48

5 MPLS VPNs.mp4

13:26

6 Traffic Engineering.mp4

04:41

7 MPLS QoS.mp4

02:44

8 Review and Quiz.mp4

03:24

2 Label Distribution Protocol (LDP)

9 Intro.mp4

01:26

10 LDP Overview.mp4

05:28

11 LDP Neighborship.mp4

07:11

12 Session Protection.mp4

05:14

13 Graceful Restart and NSR.mp4

05:19

14 IGP Synchronization and Autoconfiguration.mp4

07:22

15 Implement LDP.mp4

11:56

16 Review and Quiz.mp4

04:05

3 Discover MPLS Layer 2 VPNs

17 Intro.mp4

01:01

18 Introduction to L2 VPN.mp4

08:47

19 L2 VPN Types.mp4

06:59

20 VPLS Overview.mp4

06:53

21 Implement VPLS.mp4

10:28

22 EoMPLS Overview.mp4

07:42

23 Implement EoMPLS.mp4

10:47

24 Review and Quiz.mp4

03:47

4 Discover MPLS Layer 3 VPNs

25 Intro.mp4

00:57

26 Introduction to L3 VPN.mp4

12:06

27 Virtual Routers and Forwarders.mp4

06:18

28 Routing in the Network Core.mp4

11:23

29 Controlling Route Distribution.mp4

11:42

30 Central Services VPNs.mp4

10:17

31 CE-PE Routing.mp4

04:39

32 Review and Quiz.mp4

02:46

5 Implement MPLS Layer 3 VPN

33 Intro.mp4

00:54

34 Optimize the Network Core.mp4

10:21

35 Configure the VRFs.mp4

10:58

36 Configure MP-BGP in the Network Core.mp4

09:24

37 Configure a CE-PE Protocol.mp4

12:59

38 Verify and Examine Traffic Flow.mp4

06:16

39 Review and Quiz.mp4

04:06

6 Discover MPLS Traffic Engineering

40 Intro.mp4

01:07

41 Why Traffic Engineering.mp4

07:42

42 Introduction to Traffic Engineering.mp4

10:30

43 Traffic Engineering Processes.mp4

07:50

44 RSVP in Traffic Engineering.mp4

05:05

45 CSPF and Path Selection.mp4

08:04

46 Traffic Engineering Attributes.mp4

09:43

47 Traffic Steering.mp4

07:04

48 Review and Quiz.mp4

03:21

7 Implement MPLS Traffic Engineering

49 Intro.mp4

00:51

50 Configure TE in the Network Core.mp4

05:22

51 Configure RSPV in the Network Core.mp4

08:21

52 Configure the Core IGP for TE.mp4

08:29

53 Configure TE Tunnels.mp4

20:00

54 Configure Traffic Steering.mp4

08:29

55 Review and Quiz.mp4

04:02

8 Discover Segment Routing

56 Intro.mp4

01:28

57 Introduction to Segment Routing.mp4

10:53

58 The SR Control Plane.mp4

09:28

59 Segment Types.mp4

10:13

60 Topology Independent Loop Free Alternative.mp4

16:04

61 Review and Quiz.mp4

03:51

9 Segment Routing Traffic Engineering

62 Intro.mp4

01:07

63 Introduction to SR-TE.mp4

08:27

64 PCE, PCC, and PCEP.mp4

09:30

65 Configure MPLS TE.mp4

10:34

66 Configure Segment Routing.mp4

06:31

67 Configure BGP and PCEP.mp4

12:02

68 Configure TE Policies and Tunnels.mp4

13:44

69 Review and Quiz.mp4

02:48

10 Implement Segment Routing

70 Intro.mp4

01:51

71 Configure IS-IS to Support SR.mp4

08:02

72 Configure Prefix-SIDs.mp4

07:14

73 Configure SR Label Preference.mp4

05:02

74 Remove LDP.mp4

06:45

75 Configure OSPF to Support SR.mp4

14:19

76 Review and Quiz.mp4

04:00

Description

This Advanced MPLS Tutorial for Cisco Network Engineers training prepares network admins to optimize traffic through particularly large or complex networks by configuring Multiprotocol Label Switching on their network routers.

Once a network gets complex enough or large enough —or both — it needs a better way to direct traffic through its nodes than long addresses and address tables. One of the better ways available to experienced network administrators and engineers is multiprotocol label switching, which uses short path labels rather than long addresses to choose where each piece of traffic should go next. This can help with network efficiency so that only certain kinds of traffic transit certain areas and low-urgency traffic can take longer, slower routes. Learning to configure MPLS on network devices is an advanced skill that can accelerate a network professional’s career.

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After finishing the videos in this Advanced MPLS Tutorial for Cisco Network Engineers training, you'll know how to optimize traffic through particularly large or complex networks by configuring Multiprotocol Label Switching on your network routers.

For anyone who manages their Cisco training, this Cisco training can be used to onboard new network admins, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Cisco reference resource.

Advanced MPLS Tutorial for Cisco Network Engineers: What You Need to Know

This Advanced MPLS Tutorial for Cisco Network Engineers training has videos that cover topics such as:

Configuring VPLS and EoMPLS
Configuring the core interfaces for MPLS TE
Understanding multi-domain segment routing traffic engineering
Configuring BGP and PCEP

Who Should Take Advanced MPLS Tutorial for Cisco Network Engineers Training?

This Advanced MPLS Tutorial for Cisco Network Engineers training is considered associate-level Cisco training, which means it was designed for network admins. This MPLS skills course is designed for network admins with three to five years of experience with Cisco networking.

New or aspiring network admins. MPLS is an advanced networking topic, and network administrators with little to no work experience could find themselves overwhelmed. But if you find yourself in need of an MPLS tutorial, this is one of the better places to learn, as you'll also practice configuring MPLS.

Experienced network admins. Network administrators with a few years of experience should take this course if the next step in their career is network engineering or network design. If you'd like to move away from the nuts and bolts of administration and start working on more advanced protocols like MPLS, this is a great place to start.

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I love to be able to explain a technology to someone who does not fully understand it — so that they can implement it properly and hopefully advance their careers.

David Smith brings 25 years of IT experience to his training. He also has a background in helping people learn IT, having served as CCIE bootcamp instructor prior to joining CBT Nuggets. David dates his love of technology to when he was 12 years old after his grandfather gave him a TRS-80 Model 1 for his birthday. In his spare time, David enjoys gaming, watching movies, music, and going off-roading.

Certifications: Cisco CCIE Enterprise and Data Center, VMware VCP

Areas of expertise: Areas of expertise: Networking, virtualization, data center technologies

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