Cisco Advanced Routing: Tier 3 Service Providers

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Nick Russo

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:33

02. Configuring OSPF Areas and Network Types

02. Course Prerequisites and Business Context.mp4

05:01

03. OSPF Protocol Refresher.mp4

04:07

04. Demo-Basic OSPF Configuration using Access Rings.mp4

04:26

05. How Area Border Routers ABRs Work.mp4

03:22

06. Demo-Exploring ABR Operations.mp4

04:16

07. Demo-Filtering Routes Between OSPF Areas.mp4

03:21

08. OSPF Network Types and their Uses.mp4

05:18

09. Demo-OSPF Point-to-point Networks.mp4

03:51

10. Demo-OSPF Multi-access Networks and the Designated Router.mp4

03:29

11. Demo-OSPF Point-to-multipoint Networks.mp4

03:59

12. Network Type Recap and Module Summary.mp4

02:02

03. Connecting Our First Customer using Complex Redistribution

13. Redistribution What is it Good For.mp4

03:19

14. If You Want Simplicity Filter by Administrative Distance AD.mp4

02:11

15. Demo-Preventing Loops with AD.mp4

05:49

16. If You Want Granular Control Filter by Prefix.mp4

01:40

17. Demo-Preventing Loops with Prefix Filtering.mp4

03:43

18. If You want Dynamicity Filter by Route Tags.mp4

01:26

19. Demo-Preventing Loops with Route Tag Filtering.mp4

04:11

20. Demo-Demystifying the OSPF Type-4 ASBR Summary LSA.mp4

03:18

21. Module Summary.mp4

00:36

04. Connecting to Upstream ISPs using BGP

22. Understanding Routing To Versus Routing Through.mp4

02:49

23. Demo-BGP Prefix Suppression and Aggregation.mp4

05:26

24. Demo-Selective Redistribution from BGP into OSPF.mp4

04:06

25. Demo-OSPF Default Route Origination at the ASBRs.mp4

03:34

26. Anti-spoof Protection with Unicast RPF URPF.mp4

03:59

27. Demo-Applying Strict-mode URPF to Secure Our Uplinks.mp4

03:54

28. Module Summary.mp4

00:42

05. Isolating Customers with MPLS Layer-3 VPNs

29. How Does MPLS Work.mp4

04:05

30. Distributing Labels with LDP.mp4

05:48

31. Demo-Basic LDP Configuration and Verification.mp4

04:09

32. Demo-My Tried-and-true Method to Trace MPLS LSPs.mp4

06:34

33. Designing MPLS L3VPN Services.mp4

07:21

34. Scaling iBGP with Route-Reflectors.mp4

02:17

35. Demo-Connecting Provider Edge Routers to the BGP RR.mp4

02:53

36. Demo-Using BGP for PE-CE Routing Towards Customers.mp4

07:23

37. Demo-Tracing the Bidirectional Customer MPLS LSPs.mp4

08:21

38. Module Summary.mp4

00:43

06. Achieving High Availability for Customers and LAN Clients

39. A Refresher on First-hop Redundancy Protocols FHRPs.mp4

02:27

40. Demo-Using Hot Standby Router Protocol HSRP on the NOC LAN.mp4

03:46

41. Synthesizing Traffic with IP Service Level Agreement IP SLA.mp4

03:11

42. Demo-Configuring IP SLA To Measure Link Performance.mp4

03:57

43. Demo-Using Tracked Objects to Influence HSRP.mp4

04:18

44. Demo-Injecting a Performance-based OSPF Default Route.mp4

03:49

45. Module Summary.mp4

00:40

07. Deploying IP Services to Manage and Secure the Network

47. Demo-SNMPv2c Configuration and Validation.mp4

06:00

48. Demo-Secure Device Management with SNMPv3.mp4

04:40

49. TACACS.Plus A Powerful Alternative to RADIUS.mp4

02:01

50. Controlling VTY Access using TACACS.Plus.mp4

04:54

51. Configuring FNF in Three Easy Steps.mp4

06:07

52. Protecting MPLS PEs using Control-plane Policing CPP.mp4

05:30

53. Module Summary.mp4

00:43

08. Modernizing Networks Using IPv6

54. IPv6 Refresher and Common Operations.mp4

03:37

55. Demo-Basic OSPFv3 Configuration using IPv6.mp4

05:30

56. Demo-Validating IPv6 Internet Uplinks using BGP.mp4

05:06

57. Demo-Validating IPv6 HSRP and Object Tracking.mp4

04:26

58. Demo-Validating MPLS L3VPN for IPv6 Customers.mp4

06:12

59. Module Summary and Additional Resources.mp4

01:11

Description

Service Provider networks are great places to expand your networking skills and perspectives. This course will teach you how to configure and troubleshoot routing protocols and IP services using a large-scale network topology.

What You'll Learn?

Believe it or not, enterprise and service provider networking technologies are converging, and this course helps illustrate that. In this course, Cisco Advanced Routing: Tier 3 Service Providers, you’ll learn to design, configure, and manage a small Internet Service Provider (ISP), which in many ways resembles a large enterprise. First, you’ll explore OSPF, a complex and popular routing protocol common deployed in enterprises and service providers alike. Next, you’ll apply BGP both for upstream Internet connectivity and MPLS layer-3 VPN service, which large enterprises commonly use to provide multi-tenancy at scale. Finally, you’ll learn how to optimize the network using a subset of common IP services relating to management, monitoring, and security. Most of these topics are discussed using both IPv4 and IPv6 in the context of dual-stacking. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Cisco enterprise networking needed to manage large sized enterprise networks.

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Nicholas (Nick) Russo, CCDE #20160041 and CCIE #42518, is an internationally recognized expert in IP/MPLS networking and design. To grow his skillset, Nick has been focused advancing Network DevOps via automation for his clients. Recently, Nick has been sharing his knowledge through online video training and speaking at industry conferences. Nick also holds a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Nick lives in Maryland, USA with his wife, Carla, and daughter, Olivia.

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