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Knox Hutchinson

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1.Introducing Advanced OSPF on the JNCIP.mp4

02:41

2.OSPF Design Considerations.mp4

10:00

3.A (not so) Basic OSPF Deployment.mp4

15:00

4.OSPF Packet Types and LSAs.mp4

19:28

5.Verify LSDB Contents and Protect the LSDB.mp4

15:01

6.SPF Tuning.mp4

06:32

7.Metric Tuning.mp4

09:54

8.Rotating Authentication Keys.mp4

07:20

9.Summarizing Advanced OSPF Foundations.mp4

00:57

10.Introducing Advanced OSPF Configurations.mp4

01:28

11.OSPF Area Types.mp4

10:05

12.Route Summarization.mp4

14:01

13.Route Filtering.mp4

05:46

14.Multi-Area Single Adjacency.mp4

07:15

15.Virtual Links.mp4

09:13

16.Route Redistribution.mp4

12:07

17.Summarizing Advanced OSPF Configuration.mp4

00:53

18.Introducing Advanced IS-IS Foundation.mp4

02:56

19.Multi-Level IS-IS Refresher.mp4

17:44

20.IS-IS Packet Types.mp4

10:55

21.Basic Multi-Level IS-IS Deployment on JUNOS.mp4

14:38

22.LSPDU Contents and Common TLVs.mp4

08:42

23.delete-CBT.txt

24.Metric Tuning.mp4

06:49

25.Validating IS-IS Config and LSDB.mp4

08:00

26.Hierarchical Authentication.mp4

05:52

27.Summarizing Advanced IS-IS Foundations.mp4

00:51

28.Introducing Advanced IS-IS Configurations.mp4

01:05

29.How the SPF Algorithm Works.mp4

11:47

30.The Partial SPF Run.mp4

03:52

31.Wide Metrics.mp4

08:42

32.The Overload Bit.mp4

04:17

33.Route Redistribution.mp4

08:51

34.Leak Routes from Level 2 to Level 1.mp4

06:14

35.Down Bit.mp4

04:23

36.Route Summarization.mp4

06:01

37.Summarizing Advanced IS-IS Config.mp4

00:51

38.Introducing BGP Foundations.mp4

02:20

39.The Point of BGP (Refreshed).mp4

15:12

40.BGP Messages.mp4

10:54

41.BGP Advertisement Rules.mp4

12:22

42.Next Hop Solutions in iBGP.mp4

06:47

43.A Basic BGP Config on Junos.mp4

22:56

44.BGP Best Path Selection Crash Course.mp4

08:28

45.BGP Authentication.mp4

05:52

46.Summarizing BGP Foundations.mp4

00:44

47.Introducing BGP Manipulation and Engineering.mp4

02:38

48.Configure GTSM.mp4

09:38

49.Dynamic Neighbor Adjacencies.mp4

06:17

50.BGP Database Protection.mp4

06:16

51.BGP Attribute Types.mp4

06:20

52.Configure Local Preference Policies.mp4

08:16

53.AS PATH Loops.mp4

08:29

54.AS Override.mp4

04:48

55.Remove Private ASs.mp4

06:09

56.AS PATH Prepend and Expand.mp4

06:27

57.Route Aggregation.mp4

06:09

58.Summarizing BGP Attributes.mp4

00:51

59.Introducing (more) Attribute Configurations.mp4

02:13

60.RegEx and AS Paths.mp4

11:21

61.Origin Code.mp4

05:53

62.MED (Multi-Exit Discriminator).mp4

08:08

63.BGP Communities Fundamentals.mp4

06:22

64.No Advertise Community.mp4

06:20

65.No Export (Subconfed) Community.mp4

06:47

66.Custom Communities for Grouping NLRIs.mp4

06:10

67.Summarizing Advanced BGP Manipulations.mp4

00:50

68.Introducing BGP Scaling.mp4

02:05

69.The Point of Route Reflectors.mp4

09:15

70.Configuring Route Reflectors on Junos.mp4

09:52

71.Design Full Mesh Core.mp4

06:12

72.Design Redundant Route Reflectors Within a Cluster.mp4

08:07

73.Design Hierarchical Route Reflectors.mp4

05:16

74.Design Full Mesh Cluster with Redundant Route Reflectors.mp4

06:18

75.Design Virtual Route Reflectors.mp4

05:43

76.Optimal Route Reflection (ORR).mp4

08:25

77.Confederations.mp4

05:52

78.Summarizing BGP Scale.mp4

01:01

79.Introducing FlowSpec.mp4

02:12

80.The Point of BGP FlowSpec (and DDoS Attacks).mp4

12:04

81.Prepare for BGP FlowSpec.mp4

11:59

82.CE Configure Flow Specification.mp4

08:26

83.CE Create and Export FlowSpec Policy.mp4

04:45

84.PE Create a Community.mp4

04:08

85.PE Create an Import Policy.mp4

08:36

86.Validate FlowSpec.mp4

05:50

87.Generating FlowSpecs Internally for Clients.mp4

13:40

88.Summarizing FlowSpec.mp4

01:50

89.Introducing BGP Route Damping.mp4

01:38

90.The Impact of Flapping Routes.mp4

13:47

91.Figures of Merit.mp4

11:37

92.Enable BGP Route Damping.mp4

05:38

93.Create Custom Damping Profiles.mp4

08:57

94.Create and Apply Damping Policies.mp4

07:50

95.Validate Route Damping.mp4

06:13

96.Summarizing BGP Route Damping.mp4

01:01

97.Introducing Multicast Routing.mp4

03:03

98.The Point of Multicast.mp4

10:08

99.Multicast Key Terms.mp4

14:34

100.Multicast Addressing (Layer 3 and Layer 2).mp4

11:27

101.IGMP.mp4

08:28

102.Dense Mode (and Source Trees).mp4

05:51

103.Sparse Mode (and Shared Trees).mp4

06:04

104.Unicast RPF Check.mp4

06:56

105.Summarizing Multicast Routing Fundamentals.mp4

01:04

106.Introducing Advanced Multicast Configurations.mp4

01:09

107.Deploy IGMP Snooping.mp4

06:40

108.Deploy PIM Dense Mode.mp4

10:04

109.Deploy PIM Sparse Mode.mp4

13:12

110.Deploy AutoRP.mp4

13:51

111.Deploy Bootstrap Router (BSR).mp4

06:21

112.Source-Specific Multicast (SSM).mp4

07:38

113.Summarizing Multicast Configurations.mp4

00:40

114.Introducing Class of Service.mp4

01:53

115.How CoS Works.mp4

17:26

116.A Closer Look at DSCP and Queueing.mp4

06:26

117.Create a CoS Classifier.mp4

07:35

118.Classifying Based on IP Header Fields.mp4

06:52

119.A Closer Look at Schedulers.mp4

09:48

120.Re-Write Rules.mp4

05:34

121.Drop Profiles.mp4

07:28

122.Policers.mp4

10:08

123.Summarizing CoS on Junos.mp4

01:03

124.Introducing Modern Data Center Designs.mp4

01:32

125.What IS a Data Center, Anyway.mp4

11:39

126.The Pros and Cons to the Traditional Design Model.mp4

13:57

127.Never Forget the Servers.mp4

05:33

128.The Evolution of Data Center Designs and Technologies - MC-LAG.mp4

06:34

129.Virtual Chassis and VCF.mp4

06:57

130.Junos Fusion.mp4

04:45

131.Todays Data Center - The Spine-Leaf Architecture.mp4

08:23

132.A Brief Intro to EVPN-VXLAN.mp4

07:27

133.Summarizing Data Center Designs and Foundations.mp4

01:01

134.Introducing ZTP in the Data Center.mp4

01:07

135.The Problem with Manually Scaling a Data Center.mp4

07:28

136.The Point of ZTP (and Automation in general).mp4

04:00

137.How ZTP Works.mp4

07:04

138.DHCP Options.mp4

08:47

139.Leveraging Junos Space with Network Director.mp4

06:56

140.Starting Over - Zeroize.mp4

06:46

141.ZTP and Automation Techniques.mp4

07:54

142.Summarizing ZTP.mp4

01:11

143.Introducing the Underlay Designs and Deployments.mp4

01:49

144.The Importance of the IP Fabric Underlay.mp4

09:30

145.IP Fabric Objectives.mp4

08:16

146.eBGP vs OSPF as an Underlay.mp4

09:43

147.OSPF Deployment.mp4

09:18

148.OSPF Validation.mp4

05:06

149.Enable Load Balancing on Junos.mp4

05:22

150.eBGP Deployment.mp4

11:02

151.eBGP Validation.mp4

04:14

152.Hardware Options.mp4

07:03

153.Oversubscription Models.mp4

07:39

154.Summarizing the IP Fabric Underlay.mp4

01:20

155.Introducing Juniper Hardware Deployment Options.mp4

03:23

156.Transceivers and Fiber.mp4

11:29

157.Fiber Standards.mp4

08:48

158.Fiber vs. Copper Cabling.mp4

09:18

159.Top of Rack Switches.mp4

03:44

160.The QFX5100-series Switch.mp4

10:13

161.The QFX-51xx Series Switches.mp4

08:33

162.The QFX-52xx Series Switches.mp4

03:52

163.The QFX-100xx Series Switches.mp4

05:13

164.Summarizing Juniper Data Center Hardware.mp4

00:55

165.Introducing Software in the Data Center.mp4

02:06

166.What is an API.mp4

15:20

167.Software-Defined Networking and Automation.mp4

10:43

168.Apstra.mp4

05:12

169.Reserve an Apstra vLab.mp4

09:32

170.Exploring Apstra in vLabs.mp4

09:11

171..Contrail.mp4

07:26

172.Ansible.mp4

10:24

173.PyEZ.mp4

06:03

174.Summarizing Software Defined Networking in Juniper Data Centers.mp4

00:49

175.Introducing Data Center Architecures.mp4

01:47

176.5 Factors for Data Center Planning.mp4

08:21

177.Where Spine-Leaf Fits In.mp4

07:01

178.Selecting an Underlay.mp4

07:01

179.Not Really Selecting an Overlay - EVPN.mp4

05:20

180.L3 Gateway Placement Spine Gateways.mp4

07:44

181.L3 Gateway Placement Edge Routed Gateways.mp4

04:46

182.L3 Gateway Placement Servers.mp4

04:31

183.Service Block Designs.mp4

07:22

184.Summarizing Data Center Architectures.mp4

01:22

185.Introducing Virtual Chassis and VCFs.mp4

01:35

186.Virtual Chassis and VCFs are for Even More Scalability.mp4

09:57

187.RE and PFEs in VCs and VCFs.mp4

08:25

188.Virtual Chassis (and VCF) Deployment Methods.mp4

08:44

189.Where VCF Differs from VC.mp4

06:21

190.Member Numbers and Interface Names.mp4

04:46

191.Traffic Flows in VCFs.mp4

07:06

192.Summarizing Virtual Chassis and VCFs.mp4

01:15

193.Introducing VXLAN.mp4

02:19

194.The Point of VXLAN.mp4

11:18

195.What About EVPN.mp4

07:45

196.VXLAN Key Terms.mp4

07:44

197.VXLAN Designs in Spine-Lead Architectures.mp4

06:42

198.Deciphering the VXLAN Packet.mp4

05:04

199.Layer 2 and Layer 3 Gateways.mp4

07:38

200.Controllerless VXLAN (aka Multicast VXLAN).mp4

05:51

201.Summarizing VXLAN Foundations.mp4

00:45

202.Introducing EVPN.mp4

01:53

203.Comparing EVPN to Multicast for a VXLAN Control Plane.mp4

09:29

204.EVPN Key Terms.mp4

05:59

205.EVPN Packet Types.mp4

14:11

206.The Type 2 NLRI.mp4

10:48

207.The Type 3 NLRI.mp4

04:50

208.The Type 4 NLRI.mp4

06:59

209.The Type 1 ESI NLRI.mp4

06:02

210.The Type 1 EVI NLRI.mp4

05:13

212.Introducing EVPN-VXLAN Deployment on Junos.mp4

02:28

213.The Plan of Attack.mp4

11:05

214.Setting Up Some Global Parameters.mp4

10:03

215.Configure the Underlay (eBGP).mp4

09:59

216.Configure the Overlay (iBGP).mp4

08:37

217.Create VLANs and VNIs.mp4

05:17

218.Create the Anycast Gateway.mp4

07:34

219.Configure EVPN.mp4

04:23

220.Configure VXLAN.mp4

07:41

221Verify EVPN-VXLAN.mp4

04:10

222.Summarizing EVPN-VXLAN Configuration on Junos.mp4

01:15

223.Introducing EVPN-VXLAN Validation and Troubleshooting.mp4

02:26

224.Explore the Route Tables.mp4

14:08

225.The Type 2 NLRI.mp4

09:46

226.The Type 3 NLRI.mp4

04:38

227.The Type 4 NLRI.mp4

05:46

228.The Type 1 ESI NLRI.mp4

05:36

229.The Type 1 EVI NLRI.mp4

04:06

230.Validating Layer 3 Details.mp4

06:53

231.Validating Participating Interface Details.mp4

06:34

232.Validating VXLAN.mp4

05:54

233.Summarizing EVPN-VXLAN Validation and Troubleshooting.mp4

00:55

234.Introducing EVPN Multicast Strategies.mp4

01:31

235.Multicast and EVPN Refresher.mp4

08:08

236.The Role IGMP Plays in EVPN.mp4

05:07

237.The Multicast NLRIs.mp4

07:43

238.The Type 6 NLRI.mp4

04:39

239.The Type 7 NLRI.mp4

07:58

240.The Type 8 NLRI.mp4

04:34

241.Designated Router Challenges.mp4

04:12

242.EVPN Multicast Configuration.mp4

09:14

243.Summarizing EVPN Multicast.mp4

01:03

244.Introducing MC-LAG in the Data Center.mp4

01:35

245.The Plan of Attack.mp4

08:58

246.Deploy the Server-Side LAGG.mp4

06:50

247.Deploy the ICL.mp4

06:57

248.Deploy ICCP.mp4

07:18

249.Deploy Active-Standby MC-LAG.mp4

09:30

250.Validate the Configuration.mp4

04:03

251.Deploy Active-Active MC-LAG.mp4

05:37

252.Integrate with EVPN-VXLAN.mp4

04:30

253.Summarizing MC-LAG in the Data Center.mp4

00:57

254.Introducing DCI Concepts.mp4

01:51

255.The Point of DCI.mp4

06:19

256.Layer 2 Stretching.mp4

04:39

257.Layer 2 and Layer 3 Across an IP WAN.mp4

07:55

258.Layer 3 DCI Across MPLS L3VPN.mp4

07:32

259.Layer 2 & 3 DCI Across VPLS or EVPN.mp4

07:08

260.Point-to-Point DCIs.mp4

05:18

261.A Closer Look at Handoff Options in P2P DCIs.mp4

06:06

262.Summarizing DCI Concepts.mp4

01:02

263.Introducing DCI Deployment on Junos.mp4

02:00

264.Understanding the Lab Strategy and Setup.mp4

16:04

265.The eBGP Relationships.mp4

13:02

266.The iBGP Relationships.mp4

06:06

267.A Careful Examination of VRFs - the Layer 3 VRF.mp4

10:28

268.The Layer 2 Routing Instance.mp4

09:51

269.Validating the Configuration.mp4

06:04

270.The Type-5-Only DCI.mp4

05:01

271.Summarizing DCI Configuration.mp4

00:56

272.Introducing DCI Traffic Flow Design Considerations.mp4

01:49

273.DCI Traffic Flows in the Real World.mp4

08:18

274.Pods and Super Spines.mp4

09:02

275.Refreshing the Service Block Designs.mp4

05:33

276.Intra-VRF Traffic Flows.mp4

09:00

277.Inter-VRF Traffic Flows.mp4

08:07

278.Internet-Bound Traffic Flows.mp4

05:31

279.Summarizing DCI Traffic Flow Designs.mp4

01:33

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Knox brings a wealth of data analysis and visualization experience to CBT Nuggets. Knox started off as a CBT Nuggets learner, became a mentor in our Learner Community, and is now a trainer. Having benefited from the CBT Nuggets Learning Experience firsthand, Knox creates training that connects with learners. Knox also has a wide range of IT experience. Prior to joining CBT Nuggets, Knox worked as an IT consultant, advising in a variety of areas including networking, cloud computing, and project management.

Certifications: Microsoft MCSE: Cloud Platform and Infrastructure, Microsoft MCP: Administering SQL Server 2012/2014 Databases, Cisco DevNet Professional, Cisco CCNP: Enterprise, Certified Meraki Network Operator (CMNO), JNCIA-JUNOS, JNCIA-DevOps, Tableau Desktop Qualified Associate, and CompTIA Network+

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