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Juniper JNCIP-SP Service Provider Routing and Switching Professional (JN0-663) Video Training  Online Courses DOWNLOAD
 
 
In this 260-video, professional-level training,  Expert trainer gives you the knowledge network engineers need to deploy and troubleshoot service provider networks using Layer 2 and 3 VPNs, IS-IS, IP Multicast, BGP and OSPF technologies and skills.
 
 
This Juniper Networks Certified Professional: Service Provider (JNCIP-SP) training is intended for advanced networking professionals, and is meant to validate more advanced routing and switching knowledge and abilities than the specialist-level certification.
 
This 26-part training covers concepts like Layer 2 and 3 virtual private networks (VPNs), IP multicasting, Class of Service processing and IS-IS functionality. A significant step up from entry-level routing and switching, earning this certification is a statement of expertise and proficiency in managing a network on the scale of what a service provider would need.
 
The skills that comprise this series include:
 
Advanced OSPF Foundations
Advanced OSPF Configurations and Use Cases
Advanced IS-IS Foundations
Advanced IS-IS Configurations
Advanced BGP Foundations
Advanced BGP Configurations and Policies
Advanced BGP Attribute and Community Manipulation
BGP Scaling Solutions
Understand and Configure BGP FlowSpec
Understand and Configure BGP Route Damping
 
Topics this training covers include:
 
Deploying the L2VPN AutoDiscovery Family
Deploying the L2VPN Protocol
Now Do It with LDP
BGP Database Protection
Summarizing Advanced OSPF Configuration
 
Contents of this course
 
 
A (not so) Basic OSPF Deployment  
A Basic BGP Config on Junos  
A Brief Introduction to EVPN NLRI Types  
A Closer Look at BGP L2VPN vs. VPLS  
A Closer Look at DSCP and Queueing  
A Closer Look at Schedulers  
A Look at IPv4-VPN (aka VPNv4)  
AS Override  
AS PATH Loops  
AS PATH Prepend and Expand  
Add a L3VPN  
Aliasing  
BGP Advertisement Rules  
BGP Attribute Types  
BGP Authentication  
BGP Best Path Selection Crash Course  
BGP Communities Fundamentals  
BGP Database Protection  
BGP Layer 2 VPNs  
BGP Messages  
BGP Refresh  
BGP VPLS NLRIs and Communities  
Basic Multi-Level IS-IS Deployment on JUNOS  
Best-Site Failover  
Building the Provider Core - IGP and MPLS  
CE Configure Flow Specification  
CE Create and Export FlowSpec Policy  
Circuit Cross-Connect (CCC)  
Classifying Based on IP Header Fields  
Confederations  
Configure GTSM  
Configure L2VPN to Use BGP's Path Selection  
Configure Local Preference Policies  
Configure Multi-Homing  
Configure PE Trunk Interfaces  
Configure Route Target Filtering  
Configure Site Preference  
Configure the Anycast Gateway  
Configure the BGP Address Family  
Configure the Routing Instance  
Configuring LDP-Signaled VPLS  
Configuring Route Reflectors on Junos  
Configuring the LAGG on CE Devices  
Create Custom Damping Profiles  
Create a CoS Classifier  
Create and Apply Damping Policies  
Create the Customer VRF  
Custom Communities for Grouping NLRIs  
 
 
 
 
Dense Mode (and Source Trees)  
Deploy AutoRP  
Deploy Bootstrap Router (BSR)  
Deploy IGMP Snooping  
Deploy MP-BGP  
Deploy MP-BGP with L2VPN Signaling  
Deploy PIM Dense Mode  
Deploy PIM Sparse Mode  
Deploy VRFs on the PE Devices  
Deploy the EVPN Routing Instance  
Deploy the EVPN Routing Instance - Juniper JNCIP-SP Service Provider Routing and Switching Professional (JN0-663) _ CBT Nuggets_1.ts
Deploy the IGP and MPLS  
Deploy the L2VPN Protocol  
Deploy the OSPF Sham Link  
Deploy the VPLS Protocol  
Deploying NG-MVPN  
Deploying a Layer 2 Circuit  
Deploying a Layer 2 Circuit - Juniper JNCIP-SP Service Provider Routing and Switching Professional (JN0-663) _ CBT Nuggets_1.ts
Deploying the L2VPN AutoDiscovery Family  
Deploying the L2VPN Protocol  
Design Full Mesh Cluster with Redundant Route Reflectors  
Design Full Mesh Core  
Design Hierarchical Route Reflectors  
Design Redundant Route Reflectors Within a Cluster  
Design Virtual Route Reflectors  
Don't Forget These Commands... and More!  
Down Bit  
Drop Profiles  
Dynamic Neighbor Adjacencies  
EVPN Key Terms and Concepts  
Enable BGP Route Damping  
Enable PIM Snooping for VPLS  
Enable Spanning-Tree for Redundant CE Connections  
Establish Routing Protocols Between PE and CE  
Establishing the VRF  
Explore the Plan of Attack!  
FEC 129 BGP AutoDiscovery LDP Layer 2 Circuits  
FEC 129 BGP AutoDiscovery LDP VPLS  
Figures of Merit  
Generating FlowSpecs Internally for Clients  
Hierarchical Authentication  
How BGP L2VPNs Work  
How CoS Works  
How Device Roles Change From L3VPN to L2VPN  
How MPLS L2VPNs Work (Sort of)  
How the SPF Algorithm Works  
IGMP  
 
 
 
 
I-PMSI LSPs  
IS-IS Packet Types  
Internet Access Designs  
Introducing (more) Attribute Configurations  
Introducing Advanced IS-IS Configurations  
Introducing Advanced IS-IS Foundation  
Introducing Advanced L3VPN Topics  
Introducing Advanced Multicast Configurations  
Introducing Advanced OSPF Configurations  
Introducing Advanced OSPF on the JNCIP  
Introducing Advanced VPLS Designs and Deployments  
Introducing BGP Foundations  
Introducing BGP Layer 2 VPNs  
Introducing BGP Manipulation and Engineering  
Introducing BGP Route Damping  
Introducing BGP Scaling  
Introducing BGP-Signaled VPLS Deployments  
Introducing Class of Service  
Introducing EVPN  
Introducing EVPN-MPLS Deployment  
Introducing FlowSpec  
Introducing LDP Layer 2 Circuits (and FEC 129)  
Introducing LDP-Signaled VPLS  
Introducing MPLS L2VPNs  
Introducing MPLS L3VPN  
Introducing MPLS L3VPN Configuration  
Introducing MVPNs  
Introducing Multicast Routing  
Introducing VPLS Foundations  
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