CCIE Routing & Switching 5.1 Layer 3 Technologies

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JP Cedeno

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01 - Internet Protocol v6 (IPv6)

001 IPv6 Addressing.mp4

40:12

002 IPv6 EUI-64.mp4

13:04

003 IPv6 Neighbor Discovery.mp4

33:12

004 IPv6 Stateless Autoconfig.mp4

19:39

005 IPv6 Stateful DHCPv6.mp4

14:27

006 IPv6 Default Route Preference.mp4

03:52

007 IPv6 Rate-Limiting.mp4

04:11

02 - Multicast Routing

001 PIM Dense Mode.mp4

36:11

002 PIM Sparse Mode.mp4

40:08

003 RPF Failure.mp4

52:37

004 State Refresh.mp4

06:18

005 PIM AutoRP.mp4

41:29

006 PIM BSR.mp4

22:03

007 Bidirectional PIM (BIDIR).mp4

33:18

008 Source-Specific Multicast (SSM).mp4

07:41

009 PIMv6.mp4

13:31

03 - Routing Concepts

001 VRF Lite.mp4

39:18

002 Policy Based Routing.mp4

21:13

04 - Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

001 RIP Basic Configuration.mp4

36:23

002 RIPng Basic Configuration.mp4

14:00

003 RIPv2 Triggered Updates.mp4

11:01

004 RIPv2 Timers.mp4

14:52

005 RIPv2 Administrative Distance.mp4

14:20

006 RIPng Administrative Distance.mp4

02:59

007 RIPv2 Offset Lists.mp4

15:21

008 RIPv2 Distribute Lists.mp4

24:17

009 RIPng Distribute Lists.mp4

06:41

010 RIPv2 Default Route.mp4

09:19

011 RIPng Default Route.mp4

02:24

012 RIPv2 Summarization.mp4

14:28

013 RIPng Summarization.mp4

02:35

014 RIPv2 VRF Configuration.mp4

18:50

015 RIPng VRF Configuration.mp4

18:11

016 RIPv2 Authentication.mp4

14:33

017 RIPv2 Redistribution.mp4

35:54

05 - Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP)

001 Packet Types.mp4

26:08

002 Route Types.mp4

22:46

003 Neighbor Relationships.mp4

22:11

004 Over The toP (OTP).mp4

15:37

005 Path Selection.mp4

32:23

006 Classic Metrics.mp4

10:00

007 Wide Metrics.mp4

18:58

008 General Operations.mp4

39:47

009 Timers.mp4

05:52

010 Default Route.mp4

09:20

011 Stuck in Active.mp4

25:47

012 Graceful Shutdown.mp4

09:58

013 Stub Routing.mp4

20:05

014 Leak Maps.mp4

17:24

015 Load-Balancing.mp4

18:02

016 Add-Path.mp4

09:43

017 Address Families.mp4

21:13

018 Fast Reroute (FRR).mp4

18:42

019 VRF Lite.mp4

23:07

020 Administrative Distance.mp4

23:15

021 Filtering with Maximum Hops.mp4

05:17

022 Filtering with Offset-Lists.mp4

09:59

023 Filtering with Distribute-Lists.mp4

27:38

024 Redistribution with RIPv2.mp4

05:33

025 Redistribution with BGP.mp4

22:11

026 Redistribution with OSPF.mp4

13:22

027 Summarization.mp4

07:30

028 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection.mp4

16:17

029 Route Tagging.mp4

20:18

030 MD5 Authentication.mp4

08:51

031 HMAC Authentication.mp4

07:23

06 - Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)

001 OSPF LSA Type 1.mp4

21:00

002 OSPF LSA Type 2.mp4

18:06

003 OSPF LSA Type 3.mp4

21:57

004 OSPF LSA Types 4-5-7.mp4

26:27

005 OSPF Network Types.mp4

29:23

006 OSPF Area Types.mp4

37:36

007 OSPF Route Types.mp4

29:23

008 Understanding Neighbor Adjacencies.mp4

29:25

009 Troubleshooting Neighbor Adjacencies.mp4

35:42

010 OSPFv3 Address-Families.mp4

34:28

011 OSPF Virtual Links.mp4

19:39

012 OSPF Path Preference.mp4

22:30

013 OSPF Graceful Shutdown.mp4

05:41

014 OSPF TTL Security.mp4

08:08

015 OSPF LSA Throttling.mp4

10:59

016 OSPF SPF Throttling.mp4

07:37

017 OSPF Fast Hellos.mp4

09:41

018 OSPF Default Route.mp4

18:21

019 OSPF Administrative Distance.mp4

14:13

020 OSPF VRF-Lite.mp4

22:05

021 OSPF Distribute Lists.mp4

27:16

022 OSPF Filter Lists.mp4

13:42

023 OSPF BGP Redistribution.mp4

27:54

024 OSPF EIGRP Redistribution.mp4

13:26

025 OSPF RIPv2 Redistribution.mp4

12:04

026 OSPF Summarization.mp4

15:56

027 OSPF BFD.mp4

13:38

028 OSPF Route-tagging.mp4

20:23

029 OSPF Passive Interface.mp4

07:53

030 OSPF Clear Text Authentication.mp4

06:32

031 OSPF MD5 Authentication.mp4

17:55

032 OSPF HMAC SHA Authentication.mp4

08:22

033 OSPFv3 IPSec Authentication.mp4

10:39

07 - Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)

001 Introduction to BGP.mp4

24:03

002 Basic BGP Adjacencies.mp4

32:40

003 iBGP and eBGP.mp4

35:11

004 4-byte ASN.mp4

11:41

005 Neighbor States.mp4

30:19

006 Active-Passive Neighbors.mp4

07:55

007 Timers.mp4

12:34

008 Dynamic Neighbors.mp4

08:41

009 BGP Default Routes.mp4

10:44

010 BGP Administrative Distance.mp4

14:35

011 BGP VRF Lite.mp4

21:35

012 Filtering with Route-maps.mp4

23:07

013 Filtering with Filter-lists.mp4

21:16

014 Filtering with Prefix-lists.mp4

08:28

015 Filtering with Distribute-lists.mp4

23:11

016 Redistribution with OSPF.mp4

27:50

017 Redistribution with RIPv2.mp4

18:42

018 Redistribution with EIGRP.mp4

22:12

019 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection.mp4

17:06

020 MD5 Authentication.mp4

03:48

021 Peer-groups.mp4

16:52

022 Templates.mp4

14:33

023 Path Attributes.mp4

13:02

024 Best-path selection.mp4

17:45

025 Best-path selection with WEIGHT.mp4

19:20

026 Best-path selection with LOCAL PREFERENCE.mp4

15:47

027 Best-path selection with Locally Originated Routes.mp4

13:00

028 Best-path selection with AS PATH Prepend.mp4

12:56

029 Best-path selection with ORIGIN.mp4

13:11

030 Best-path selection with MED.mp4

18:10

031 Conditional advertisements.mp4

19:57

032 Outbound route filtering (ORF).mp4

11:53

033 Private Communities.mp4

29:30

034 Well-known Communities.mp4

28:25

035 Multi-homing.mp4

14:25

036 Route-Reflectors.mp4

26:23

037 Confederations.mp4

36:55

038 Aggregation.mp4

32:28

039 Multiprotocol BGP.mp4

34:33

040 Local-AS.mp4

10:25

041 Allowas-In.mp4

11:01

042 Remove Private AS.mp4

09:54

043 Regex.mp4

17:18

044 Multipath.mp4

16:57

045 Synchronization.mp4

14:37

046 Soft Reconfiguration.mp4

08:58

047 MIB Support.mp4

05:34

048 IPv6.mp4

22:42

049 Prefix Independent Convergence.mp4

07:55

050 Next-hop address tracking.mp4

10:15

Description

Learn the entire Layer 3 Technologies section required for the CCIE RS Lab Exam

What You'll Learn?

Learn and understand every EIGRP requirement on the CCIE R&S Blueprint
Design, configure and troubleshoot complex Layer 3 environments for large scale enterprise networks
Quickly troubleshoot and identify complex Layer 3 issues

Who is this for?

Engineers who are looking to learn CCNP/CCIE level features and configurations across all Layer 3 Technologies

What You Need to Know?

Students should have at least CCNA level experience in Cisco's command line interface, or CLI.

Have a basic understanding of layer 3 and why dynamic routing protocols are utilized

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The Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert is known as one of the most grueling, and most respected, networking exams in the world.Â Engineers are forced to first pass a 90 question written exam in under 2 hours.Â Questions canÂ range from the most detailed configuration feature to analyzing long in-depth debug outputs. If a candidate can successfully clear the written, they are awarded the right to attempt the 8 hour long lab examination.Â Â
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Any individual who hopes to someday obtain their CCNP and/or CCIE cannot afford to miss this course!!
Who this course is for:
Engineers who are looking to learn CCNP/CCIE level features and configurations across all Layer 3 Technologies

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JP is a senior level architect with 22+ years of experience in the management, design, and implementation of large, medium, and small scale network environments. JP Currently holds active CCNA, CCNP, and CCIE certifications in Cisco's Routing & Switching track and spends his days working as a Technical Solutions Architect for Cisco. After spending a little over 1 year redesigning iPexpert's CCIE R&S bootcamp, JP moved on to form his own organization to provide the best Cisco training on the market. XtremeIE currently provides high quality video training to hundreds of engineers looking to advance their skill set and become a true expert. "JP's teaching style, technical knowledge, and experience makes him one of the best trainers in the industry."

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