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CCNP: ENARSI (Exam 300-410)
Implementing Cisco Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services
Created byStone River eLearning
Last updated 12/2020
English
What you'll learn
- This course readies you for the CCNP ENARSI exam. Successful students will be able to:
- Perform EIGRP Routing Table Troubleshooting.
- Perform Route Redistribute and Calculate of Costs for OSPF E1 and E2 Routes.
- Perform Bidirectional Forwarding Detection.
- Configure the Weight Attribute, the MED Attribute, and BGP Route Filtering.
- Configure a DHCP Server and Troubleshoot IPv6 Address Assignment on Clients.
- Perform Cisco AI Network Analytics and lots more.
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Course content
12 sections • 460 lectures • 10h 45m total length
- EIGRP Features4:24
- EIGRP Reliable Transport Protocol2:21
- EIGRP Operations2:04
- EIGRP Tables2:05
- EIGRP Classic vs Named Mode1:50
- EIGRP Classic vs Named Mode Configs2:35
- Demo - EIGRP Configuration9:02
- EIGRP Metric0:48
- EIGRP Metric1:47
- EIGRP Metric1:24
- EIGRP Metric0:26
- EIGRP Metric2:37
- EIGRP Metric0:53
- EIGRP Wide Metric1:32
- Demo - Topology Tables5:33
- EIGRP Queries1:41
- EIGRP Stub Routers1:18
Enable eigrp stub routing to stabilize the network, reduce bandwidth and cpu use, and speed convergence by limiting queries to stub areas, which only know what they advertise.
- EIGRP SIA2:57
In stuck in active, a router sends a query after losing a neighbor and may reset it if no reply arrives, ending the session; two packets extend wait on links.
- EIGRP Summary Routes1:47
- Demo - Routing6:35
- EIGRP Load Balancing0:54
- EIGRP Load Balancing0:48
- EIGRP Authentication1:55
- Demo - Authentication7:49
- EIGRP Troubleshooting1:34
- EIGRP Neighbor Troubleshooting1:06
- EIGRP Neighbor Troubleshooting0:39
- EIGRP Neighbor Troubleshooting0:40
- EIGRP Neighbor Troubleshooting0:45
- EIGRP Neighbor Troubleshooting0:50
- EIGRP Routing Table Troubleshooting0:24
- EIGRP Routing Table Troubleshooting0:43
- EIGRP Routing Table Troubleshooting1:28
- EIGRP Stub Troubleshooting1:55
- EIGRP Summarization Troubleshooting1:32
- EIGRP IPv6 Troubleshooting1:23
- EIGRP Authentication Troubleshooting1:25
- Demo - EIGRP Troubleshooting6:56
- Chapter 1 Quiz
- OSPF Features2:45
- OSPF Operation1:42
- Hierarchical Structure of OSPF1:33
- Area Requirements of OSPF0:48
- OSPF Message Types1:43
- Compare OSPFv2 and OSPFv31:23
- OSPFv2 and OSPFv3 LSA Types3:39
- Periodic OSPF Database Changes1:15
- Exchange and Synchronize LSDBs1:23
- OSPF LSDB on Multiaccess Networks1:43
- Trigger the SPF Algorithm1:05
- Demo - OSPF Implementation6:30
- OSPF Route Summarization1:47
- OSPF Route Summarization0:49
- Default Routing in OSPF1:36
- OSPF Special Areas0:49
- OSPF Special Areas0:35
- OSPF Special Areas1:35
- OSPF Special Areas1:02
- Default Route Cost in OSPF Special Areas0:53
- OSPF Authentication0:43
- OSPF Authentication0:23
- OSPF Authentication0:40
- OSPF Virtual Link1:32
Discover how OSPF virtual links connect noncontiguous areas to the backbone, making area zero effectively contiguous. Use them sparingly and as temporary fixes until full contiguity is achieved.
- Demo - OSPF Optimization6:04
- Components of Troubleshooting OSPF1:07
- Troubleshoot OSPF Adjacency0:38
- Troubleshoot OSPF Adjacency0:15
- Troubleshoot OSPF Adjacency0:44
- Troubleshoot OSPF Adjacency0:38
- Troubleshoot OSPF Adjacency0:44
- Troubleshoot Routing Issues1:04
- Troubleshoot Routing Issues1:02
- Troubleshoot OSPF Special Areas0:32
- Troubleshoot OSPF Special Areas0:24
- Troubleshoot OSPF Special Areas0:43
- Troubleshoot OSPF Special Areas0:18
- Troubleshoot OSPF Special Areas0:12
- Troubleshoot OSPF Special Areas0:31
- Troubleshoot OSPF Summarization0:58
- Demo - OSPF Troubleshooting7:16
- Chapter 2 Quiz
- Route Redistribution0:27
- Route Redistribution0:50
- Redistribution of Route Information0:44
- Default Metrics for Redistributed Routes1:10
Explore how to assign default metrics when redistributing routes between RIP, OSPF, EIGRP, and BGP, and understand external route types and their impact on routing tables.
- Calculation of Costs for OSPF E1 and E2 Routes0:25
- Calculation of Costs for OSPF E1 and E2 Routes0:36
- Types of Redistribution0:20
- Types of Redistribution0:16
- Types of Redistribution0:54
- Mutual Redistribution1:49
- Redistribution Manipulation0:39
- Distribute Lists0:26
- Distribute Lists0:41
- Distribute Lists0:40
- Prefix Lists1:17
- Route Maps0:20
- Route Maps0:38
- Route Maps0:18
- Route Maps0:38
- Route Maps0:14
- Route Maps0:49
- Demo - Redistribution Configuration6:20
- Troubleshooting Redistribution2:16
- Troubleshooting Redistribution0:59
- Troubleshooting Redistribution1:48
- Troubleshooting Redistribution1:29
- Troubleshooting Redistribution0:42
- Troubleshooting Redistribution0:30
- Troubleshooting Route Feedback2:02
Explore how redistribution between routing protocols can create route feedback and possible routing loops, and examine split-horizon concepts and strategies to manage multiple entries and exits.
- Troubleshooting Route Feedback1:38
- Troubleshooting Route Feedback2:03
- Demo - Redistribution Troubleshooting8:51
- Chapter 3 Quiz
- Need for Path Control1:10
- PBR Features1:15
- PBR Benefits0:12
- Configure PBR0:58
- PBR Default Keywords0:33
- PBR for IPv60:34
- Bidirectional Forwarding Detection1:21
- Bidirectional Forwarding Detection2:48
- BFD Operational Modes1:57
- BFD Operational Modes0:41
- Demo - Path Control5:36
- Chapter 4 Quiz
- BGP Fundamentals3:36
- BGP Fundamentals1:21
- BGP Neighbor Relationships2:35
- BGP Neighbor Relationships0:30
- BGP Neighbor Relationships0:18
- BGP Path Attributes1:20
- BGP Path Attributes3:42
- Mandatory Well-known BGP Attributes1:06
- Discretionary Well-Known BGP Attributes0:19
- Optional BGP Attributes0:12
- Optional BGP Attributes0:37
- BGP Path Selection1:26
- BGP Path Selection1:47
- BGP Transit AS Functionality0:39
- BGP Transit AS Functionality0:23
- BGP Transit AS Functionality0:11
- BGP Transit AS Functionality1:22
- BGP Transit AS Functionality0:30
- IBGP Path Processing1:37
- IBGP Path Processing0:15
- IBGP Path Processing0:42
- IBGP Split Horizon1:24
- IBGP Full Mesh0:54
- IBGP Full Mesh Example1:02
- IBGP Full Mesh Example0:41
- IBGP Full Mesh Example2:05
- Demo - IBGP Implementation13:56
- Configure the Weight Attribute0:47
- Configure the Weight Attribute0:38
- Configure the Weight Attribute1:27
- Configure the MED Attribute1:08
- Configure the MED Attribute0:34
- Configure BGP Route Filtering0:40
- Configure BGP Route Filtering0:38
- Implementing AS Path Access Lists0:57
- Implementing AS Path Access Lists0:27
- Using Route Maps to Manipulate BGP Updates0:31
- Configure BGP Route Filtering (Cont.)0:18
- Configure BGP Route Filtering (Cont.)2:38
- Filtering Order0:53
- Implement BGP Peer Groups0:57
- Implement BGP Peer Groups0:30
- Implement BGP Peer Groups1:23
- IBGP Scalability Issues in a Transit AS1:48
- Route Reflector Split-Horizon Rules0:55
- Route Reflector Split-Horizon Rules1:19
- Route Reflector Split-Horizon Rules0:35
- Route Reflector Split-Horizon Rules0:39
Learn how route reflectors propagate updates across networks, showing why root reflectors scale beyond three or four routers for efficient, easy-to-configure BGP design in large IGP environments.
- Redundant Route Reflectors0:33
- Redundant Route Reflectors0:33
- Route Reflector Clusters0:54
- Additional Route Reflector Loop-Prevention Mechanisms1:03
- Monitoring Route Reflectors0:24
- BGP Authentication1:03
- BGP Authentication Configuration0:14
- BGP Authentication Verification0:19
- BGP Authentication Verification0:29
- Demo - Advanced BGP16:16
- MP-BGP Support for IPv60:52
- Exchanging IPv6 Routes over an IPv4 Session1:02
- Exchanging IPv6 Routes over an IPv4 Session0:22
- Comparing Single and Dual BGP Transport0:36
- IPv6 BGP Filtering Mechanisms0:39
- IPv6 Prefix List Filtering0:29
- IPv6 Path Selection with BGP Local Preference0:58
- Demo - MP-BGP Implementation8:30
- Monitor BGP2:12
- Monitor BGP Neighbors0:49
- Monitor BGP Table0:36
- Monitor BGP Table1:06
- Troubleshoot BGP Neighbor Relationships1:04
- BGP Neighbor Not Reachable0:25
- BGP Neighbor Not Reachable0:37
- BGP Peer Not Reachable Example0:35
- BGP Peer Not Configured0:23
- BGP Peer Not Configured Example0:42
- BGP AS Number Mismatch0:28
- BGP AS Number Mismatch Example0:35
- BGP AS Number Mismatch Example0:24
- Monitoring iBGP Example0:23
- Monitoring iBGP Example0:10
- Monitoring iBGP Example0:18
- Monitoring iBGP Example0:28
- Common iBGP Problems0:22
- Troubleshooting iBGP Session Startup Issues0:43
- Troubleshooting iBGP Session Startup Issues0:34
Verify that loopback addresses are advertised and reachable to establish iBGP sessions. Ping the loopback on the peer and ensure a route exists to the loopback.
- Troubleshooting iBGP Session Startup Issues0:49
- Troubleshooting iBGP Route Selection Issues0:40
- Troubleshooting iBGP Synchronization Issues0:50
- Troubleshoot MP-BGP0:37
- Troubleshoot MP-BGP0:39
- Troubleshoot MP-BGP0:30
- Troubleshoot MP-BGP0:40
- Troubleshoot MP-BGP0:31
- Troubleshoot MP-BGP0:13
- Troubleshoot MP-BGP0:10
- Troubleshoot MP-BGP0:17
- Demo - BGP Troubleshooting15:26
- Chapter 5 Quiz
- Traditional IP Routing0:58
- Traditional IP Routing Example1:01
- MPLS Features and Benefits1:27
- MPLS Features and Benefits1:35
- Explain MPLS Terminology1:28
- Explain MPLS Terminology0:48
- Explain MPLS Terminology1:35
- MPLS Architecture Components0:55
- MPLS Architecture: Control Plane2:00
- MPLS Architecture: Data Plane0:57
- Ingress Edge LSR Architecture0:15
- Ingress Edge LSR Architecture Example1:38
- Intermediate LSR Architecture0:26
- Intermediate LSR Architecture Example0:52
- Egress Edge LSR Architecture0:16
- Egress Edge LSR Architecture Example0:21
- MPLS Labels0:42
- FEC and MPLS Forwarding1:33
- MPLS Label Format1:07
- Label Distributing Protocols0:45
- Label Distributing Protocols2:01
- Using LDP to Forward Packets1:12
- IGP and LDP Propagation0:45
- IGP and LDP Propagation1:53
- MPLS L3 VPN Architecture0:43
- MPLS L3 VPN Architecture2:03
- PE Router Architecture2:17
- VRF2:04
- Propagating Routing Information Across the P-Network0:53
- Propagating Routing Information Across the P-Network0:33
- Propagating Routing Information Across the P-Network0:50
- Propagating Routing Information Across the P-Network0:32
- Propagating Routing Information Across the P-Network1:40
- Route Distinguishers0:40
- Route Distinguishers0:47
- RD Operation in MPLS VPN1:42
- RD Operation in MPLS VPN0:20
Explore how to operate on RD in MPLS VPN by using MPLS BGP to advertise 96 bit VPN v4 addresses across the network.
- RD Operation in MPLS VPN0:27
- Route Targets1:05
- Route Targets1:12
- RT and RD Process Flow1:38
- RT and RD Process Flow0:28
- MPLS L3 VPN Routing Requirements1:23
- CE Router MPLS L3 VPN Routing Model0:36
- P Router MPLS L3 VPN Routing Model0:59
- PE Router MPLS L3 VPN Routing Model1:04
- MPLS Support for Internet Routing0:55
- Routing Tables on PE Routers1:13
- End-to-End Flow of Routing Updates0:49
- End-to-End Flow of Routing Updates0:39
- End-to-End Flow of Routing Updates0:17
- End-to-End Flow of Routing Updates1:06
- End-to-End Flow of Routing Updates0:14
- End-to-End VPN Packet Forwarding Mechanisms0:38
- End-to-End VPN Packet Forwarding Mechanisms0:19
- End-to-End VPN Packet Forwarding Mechanisms0:43
- End-to-End VPN Packet Forwarding Mechanisms0:39
- End-to-End VPN Packet Forwarding Mechanisms0:24
- End-to-End VPN Packet Forwarding Mechanisms0:43
- VPN Penultimate Hop Popping1:24
- Propagation of VPN Labels Between PE Routers2:39
- Chapter 6 Quiz
- PE Router Routing Contexts1:01
- VPN-Aware Routing Protocols0:45
- VRF Table1:19
- VRF Table0:50
- VRF-Lite Functionality2:15
- Implement VRF-Lite1:51
- Migration from Old to New Style VRF CLI0:48
- Routing with VRF-Lite: OSPF1:20
- Routing with VRF-Lite: EIGRP0:17
- Routing with VRF-Lite: Static Routing0:09
- Routing with VRF-Lite: BGP0:28
- Demo - VRF Lite9:52
- Chapter 7 Quiz
- DMVPN Overview1:33
- DMVPN Components2:06
- DMVPN Components1:02
- GRE0:28
- GRE0:57
- GRE1:39
- GRE0:37
- GRE0:49
- NHRP1:15
- NHRP1:20
- DMVPN Operations0:56
- DMVPN Operations0:41
- DMVPN Operations0:24
- DMVPN Operations0:12
- DMVPN Operations0:09
- DMVPN Operations0:14
- DMVPN Operations0:18
- DMVPN Operations0:19
- DMVPN Operations0:17
Tear down dynamic tunnels after a period of inactivity using a timeout of 600 seconds to retire unused dmvpn connections.
- DMVPN Authentication1:43
- DMVPN Hub Configuration0:34
- DMVPN Hub Configuration2:08
- DMVPN Spoke Configuration0:18
- DMVPN Spoke Configuration0:57
- DMVPN Routing Configuration1:12
- DMVPN Routing Configuration1:12
- DMVPN Routing Configuration1:04
- Verifying DMVPN0:26
- Verifying DMVPN0:10
- Verifying DMVPN0:12
- Verifying DMVPN0:18
- Verifying DMVPN0:22
- Verifying DMVPN0:27
- Verifying DMVPN0:30
- Verifying DMVPN0:15
- Demo - DMVPN19:05
- Chapter 8 Quiz
- DHCP Overview0:36
- Configuring a DHCP Server0:51
- Configuring a DHCP Server0:54
- DHCP Relay0:48
- DHCP Relay0:41
- DHCP Manual Address Binding0:56
- DHCP Manual Address Binding0:34
- DHCP Options1:13
- Cisco Plug-n-Play and DHCP0:51
- IPv6 Stateless Address Autoconfiguration Overview1:41
- IPv6 Stateless Address Autoconfiguration Overview1:38
- DHCPv6 Overview1:11
- DHCPv6 Overview1:50
- Stateless DHCPv6 Overview0:45
- DHCPv6 Relay Agent0:42
- Troubleshoot DHCP0:26
- Troubleshoot DHCP0:26
- Troubleshoot DHCP0:22
- Troubleshoot IPv6 Address Assignment on Clients0:23
- Troubleshoot IPv6 Address Assignment on Clients0:21
- Troubleshoot IPv6 Address Assignment on Clients0:34
- Demo - DHCP8:35
- Demo - Troubleshooting18:10
Debug dhcp v4 and v6 traffic, locate misconfigurations in pools, relay addresses, and default routers, then fix and verify with ping.
- Chapter 9 Quiz
- IPv4 ACL0:52
- Standard IPv4 ACL1:46
- Extended IPv4 ACL1:37
- IPv4 ACL for Filtering1:24
- IPv4 ACL for Filtering0:31
- Time-Based IPv4 ACL0:39
- Time-Based IPv4 ACL0:27
- Time-Based IPv4 ACL0:34
- IPv6 ACL0:59
- IPv6 ACL1:10
- IPv6 ACL for Filtering0:08
- IPv6 ACL for Filtering0:25
- Troubleshooting Access Lists2:05
- Demo - ACL Troubleshooting8:32
- Control Plane Security0:27
- Control Plane Security1:07
- Control Plane Policing1:05
- CoPP Implementation Steps0:59
- CoPP Configuration Sample: ACLs1:10
- CoPP Configuration Sample: Class Maps0:23
- CoPP Configuration Sample: Policy Map and Service Policy0:53
- CoPP Verification0:33
- uRPF2:18
- uRPF0:42
- uRPF Configuration Example0:37
- uRPF Configuration Example1:50
- Verifying uRPF Configuration0:37
- Demo - uRPF Securing Cisco Routers3:46
- Chapter 10 Quiz
Requirements
- First-hand knowledge and experience in IT and support are needed to excel in this program.
Description
Are you looking to perfect your skills in troubleshooting and advanced routing technologies? With the CCNP ENARSI course, you will find such enriching and enlivening topics as EIGRP, Path Control, DHCP, router security, and lots more.
During this course, you will be furnished with educational training videos that are supported with step by step configuration and troubleshooting scenarios to help you understand the topics. You will also gain hands-on experience to make a competent networking professional. Take the right step today and build your corporate future with CCNP ENARSI. SIGN UP NOW!
Who this course is for:
- This course is designed for people who have working knowledge in IT, particularly in networking and wish to bolster their skills in the implementation and troubleshooting of advanced outing technologies and services. It is suitable for those who want to:
- Prepare for the CCNP enterprise certification exams.
- Learn routing at professional.