JNCIS-ENT (JN0-349) Training

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Knox Hutchinson

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1.A Layer 2 Refresher.mp4

15:37

2..A Layer 2 Refresher.mp4

15:37

3.EX-Series Create VLANs.mp4

10:29

4.EX-Series Configure Access and Trunk Ports.mp4

10:14

5.EX-Series Inter-VLAN Routing.mp4

05:44

6.EX-Series Configure the Voice VLAN.mp4

05:53

7.MX Configure VLANs.mp4

05:46

8.MX Configure Access and Trunk Ports.mp4

04:41

9.MX Inter-VLAN Routing.mp4

03:32

10.Now Do It With QFX-Series Switches.mp4

07:52

11.Summarizing Junos Switching.mp4

00:52

13.Do We Really Need it.mp4

11:09

14.DHCP Snooping.mp4

12:44

15.MAC Address Limiting.mp4

08:36

16.Other MAC Limiting Mechanisms.mp4

05:38

18.IP Source Guard.mp4

03:28

19.MACsec.mp4

10:08

20.Storm Control.mp4

05:41

21.Interface Firewall Filters.mp4

04:59

22.VLAN Firewall Filters.mp4

03:49

23.Summarizing Layer 2 Security.mp4

01:19

24.Introducing 802.3ad (or 802.1ax) on Junos.mp4

01:26

25.LACP Foundations.mp4

13:11

26.Create Aggregated Ethernet Interfaces.mp4

06:42

27.Deploy LACP on EX-Series Switches.mp4

12:50

28.Deploy LACP on EX-Series Switches.mp4

12:50

29.Deploy LACP on QFX-Series Switches.mp4

08:00

30.Deploy LACP on MX-Series Routers.mp4

07:19

31.Summarizing LACP Deployment.mp4

01:13

32.Introducing MC-LAG.mp4

01:14

33.The Benefits of MC-LAG Explained.mp4

06:08

34.MC-LAG State Types.mp4

05:34

35.Configure the CE LAG.mp4

06:30

36.Configure the Inter-chassis Link (ICL) for MC-LAG.mp4

13:18

37.Configure Inter-Control Center Communications Protocol (ICCP).mp4

08:50

38.Configure Active-Standby LACP and MC-AE Interface Settingd.mp4

10:23

39.Validating the Configuration.mp4

04:54

40.Configure Active-Active MC-LAG.mp4

04:39

41.Summarizing MC-LAG.mp4

00:41

42.Everyone Hates Spanning Tree Protocol.mp4

02:01

43.STP Foundations.mp4

09:10

44.STP Key Terms.mp4

08:43

45.How Spanning Tree Builds the Tree.mp4

16:47

46.RSTP Port States and Roles.mp4

09:02

47.VSTP Deployment.mp4

05:52

48.VSTP Deployment.mp4

05:52

49.Deploy Junos VSTP and Cisco PVST+.mp4

05:11

50.Protecting STP.mp4

07:40

51.Protecting STP.mp4

07:40

52.Introducing Advanced Routing Options.mp4

01:34

53.Enable Per-Flow Load Balancing.mp4

13:34

54.Load Balancing Static Routes.mp4

04:35

55.Backup Static Routes and Default Settings.mp4

06:59

56.Martian Routes.mp4

04:51

57.Aggregate Routes.mp4

09:45

58.Generate Routes.mp4

05:32

59.Configure Routing Instances.mp4

11:04

60.Configure Route Leaking.mp4

07:50

61.Summarizing Advanced Routing.mp4

01:02

62.Introducing OSPF on Junos.mp4

02:29

63.The OSPF State Machine.mp4

16:17

64.Designated Routers and Backup Designated Routers.mp4

08:14

65.Link State Advertisements and LSA Flooding.mp4

11:06

66.OSPF Area Types.mp4

10:09

67.Securing OSPF.mp4

05:50

68.Summarizing OSPF on Junos.mp4

01:40

69.Introducing IS-IS on Junos.mp4

03:30

70.The ISO CLNS Levels.mp4

08:25

71.IS-IS Areas.mp4

05:36

72.IS Adjacency Formation and Behaviors.mp4

12:39

73.Configuring the NET Address.mp4

06:29

74.Configuring Level 1 IS Adjacencies.mp4

12:46

75.Configuring Level 2 IS Adjacencies.mp4

05:23

76.Configure Level 1-2 Borders.mp4

08:57

77.Configure IS-IS Authentication.mp4

03:46

78.Summarizing IS-IS.mp4

01:23

79.Introducing BGP.mp4

02:53

80.Why BGP Exists.mp4

15:39

81.Configuring Basic BGP Adjacencies (Multi-Vendor).mp4

19:26

82.Group Types (aka, eBGP vs iBGP).mp4

12:10

83.Advertising Prefixes.mp4

09:00

84.Next-Hop Self.mp4

05:37

85.Where MPLS Fits In.mp4

08:38

86.A Note About iBGP Scaling Problems.mp4

06:28

87.Summarizing BGP Configurations.mp4

01:25

88.First Things First....mp4

04:13

90.Accumulated Interior Gateway Protocol (AIGP).mp4

06:59

91.AS-PATH (Like a Hop Count).mp4

12:30

92.Origin Code.mp4

04:54

93.Multi-Exit Discriminator (MED).mp4

04:18

94.eBGP vs iBGP.mp4

04:44

95.Lowest IGP Metric (Closest Exit).mp4

03:55

96.Oldest Path.mp4

01:31

97.Router ID.mp4

04:39

98.Cluster List.mp4

04:37

99.IP Address.mp4

02:37

100.Summarizing BGP Best Path Selection.mp4

00:48

101.Introducing VPNs.mp4

03:09

102.The Point of Tunnels.mp4

15:18

103.Enable Tunneling on MX Routers.mp4

09:11

104.Configure an IP-IP Tunnel.mp4

08:26

105.The GRE Protocol Explored.mp4

07:31

106.Configure GRE Tunnels.mp4

05:48

107.Enable an IGP Over GRE.mp4

05:58

108.Tunnel MPLS Over GRE.mp4

09:17

109.Tunnel Frames Over GRE.mp4

10:01

110.Tunnel MPLS Over GRE.mp4

09:17

111.Summarizing Tunnels.mp4

00:45

112.Introducing Junos Resiliency.mp4

02:00

113.VRRP Fundamentals.mp4

19:51

114.Configuring VRRP.mp4

10:16

115.Graceful Restart.mp4

06:22

116.Graceful Routing Engine Switchover (GRES).mp4

07:58

117.Nonstop Active Routing (NSR).mp4

07:12

118.In-Service Software Upgrade.mp4

04:23

119.Virtual Chassis.mp4

04:52

120.Summarizing Junos Resiliency.mp4

01:53

121.Introducing IPv6.mp4

02:16

122.IPv6 Address Formats.mp4

10:54

123.Common IPv6 Address Families.mp4

13:32

124.Stateless and Stateful Addressing.mp4

10:43

125.Configuring IPv6 Addresses on Junos Interfaces .mp4

13:29

126.Configuring IPv6 Addresses on Junos Interfaces.mp4

13:29

127.Configuring OSPFv3.mp4

08:57

128.Configuring BGP with IPv6.mp4

05:48

129.Summarizing IPv6.mp4

01:13

Description

This intermediate Enterprise Routing and Switching Specialist training prepares learners to take the JN0-349 exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Juniper Enterprise Routing and Switching Specialist certification.

The JNCIS-ENT is the specialist-level certification from Juniper Networks in enterprise routing and switching. For a network administrator, there might not be a better certification if you work on an enterprise Juniper/Junos network.

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This JNCIS-ENT relies heavily on routing and switching technologies specific to Juniper devices -- unlike the entry-level JNCIA which deals a lot with networking technology in general. The JNCIS-ENT is a way for a network administrator to demonstrate their commitment to the craft and Enterprise Routing and Switching Specialist training will cover all the skills and knowledge an administrator would need to pass it.

For anyone who manages network administrators, this Juniper training can be used for JN0-349 exam prep, onboarding new network administrators, individual or team training plans, or as a Juniper reference resource.

JNCIS-ENT (JN0-349): What You Need to Know

This Enterprise Routing and Switching Specialist training maps to the JN0-349 Juniper routing and switching exam objectives, and covers topics such as:

Benefits and functionality of VLANs and Layer 2 for Junos OS
Protocols that make enterprise routing and switching possible like OSPF, Spanning Tree, and BGP
Administering and managing high availability on Junos networks
Configuring IP tunnels and using troubleshooting tools

Who Should Take JNCIS-ENT (JN0-349) Training?

This Enterprise Routing and Switching Specialist training is considered specialist-level Juniper training, which means it was designed for network administrators. This Juniper routing and switching skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with Juniper networking and experienced network administrators looking to validate their Juniper skills.

New or aspiring network administrators. If you're brand new to network administration, this Enterprise Routing and Switching Specialist training covers practically everything you could ever need to know if your first job deals with enterprise networks running on Juniper. It's designed to prepare you for passing the JNCIS-ENT and that means after this training, you'll be qualified as a specialist in all the protocols and concepts that enterprise networks depend on.

Experienced network administrators. If you've been working as a network administrator for several years already, this Enterprise Routing and Switching Specialist training is a perfect way to round out every part of your knowledge and experience. This training goes into detail on advanced protocols and components of enterprise routing and switching. So if there's any part of Layer 2 Switching, Spanning Tree Protocol, IS-IS, BGP or delivering high availability you're even remotely uncertain about, get this training and master all of it and more.

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