CCIE1 CCIE Routing & Switching Core Skills

Prerequisites:

Course Description:

This five day course is designed as an instructor led course supported by comprehensive lab exercises to address areas of the CCIE curriculum not covered through CCNP or CCIP courses. The content covers round about 60% of the possible configuration in the CCIE lab. The whole Routing & Switching part will be covered with labs.

After completing this course, you will be able to:

- Configure advanced Catalyst IOS features
- Configure advanced Frame-Relay features
- Use advanced IGP features and IOS commands
- Configure complex BGP policies with different attributes
- Configure complex redistribution tasks
- Deploy and troubleshoot advanced BGP filters

Who Should Attend

This course is aimed at candidates for the CCIE Routing and Switching Lab Exam after having successfully completed the written exam. It is also recommended that delegates attending this course also attend the CCIE 2, CCIE Routing & Switching Lab preparation course

This course includes the following modules:

Bridging and Switching

• Switching as covered by CCIE lab blueprint
• Switching IOS features
• Trunks, VLANs, VTP
• Cluster Commander, VACL, 802.1q Tunnelling

WAN

• Frame-Relay
• Point-to Point Sub-interfaces
• Multipoint Sub-interfaces

RIP V2

• Distribute Lists, Route FilteringRoute Manipulation, Distance

EIGRP

• Timers
• Bandwidth consumption
• Advanced commands EIGRP
• Summarization

OSPF

• OSPF via Frame Relay
• Authentication
• Virtual Links
• Costs, Metrics of external Routes
• Tuning CPU load
• Summarization

IGP Features

• Complex and unusual configurations
• Complex redistribution techniques
• Route Tagging
• Routing Loop Avoidance
• Route Filtering
• Summarization

BGP

• Large scale BGP deployment
• Route Reflectors
• Confederations
• Route maps
• AS-Path Lists
• Prefix Lists
• Route manipulation with AS-Path Prepending, local preference, MED
• Route Flap Dampening
• Communities

IOS Features

• Advanced and unusual IOS commands
• TunnelsPolicy Based Routing