CCNP Route
What you'll learn
- Configure, verify and Troubleshoot medium to large scale EIGRP Networks
- Configure, verify and Troubleshoot medium to large scale OSPF Networks
- Configure, verify and Troubleshoot medium to large scale BGP Networks
Requirements
- Its recommended to posses the CCNA certification
Description
CCNP ROUTE is the cornerstone of the CCNP certification. Advanced routing is a critical skill for today's network administrators that work with LANs/WANs of any medium-to-large organization. In this course, we cover well known technologies such as EIGRP, BGP, OSPF, IPv6 and route redistribution.
Our goal is that you are not only able to pass the certification exam but that you gain a thorough understanding of these key technologies and protocols.
We are working right now to bring you videos of IPv6 for this exam as soon as possible.
This course comes straight out from our subscription based site: networkfaculty.com/en/
A preview of each video available in this course can be seen in here:
https://networkfaculty.com/en/courses/coursedetail/1-ccnp-route
Who this course is for:
- Network Administrators
- CCNA holders wanting to get into the next level certification
- Professionals wanting to get deep understanding on protocols like EIGRP, OSPF and BGP
- Candidates looking to get the CCNP certification
Course content
- Preview26:39
- 11:27EIGRP timers
- 23:52Basic EIGRP configuration
- 07:37EIGRP packets
- 17:47EIGRP metric and k values
- 24:14EIGRP dual
- 25:02hub and spoke in EIGRP
- 18:57EIGRP load sharing
- 14:49EIGRP summarization
- 09:13EIGRP leak maps
- 13:02EIGRP stub
- 12:25EIGRP authentication
Instructor
![Daniel Rodriguez](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.5 Instructor Rating
- 4 Reviews
- 427 Students
- 1 Course
Co-founder of Network Faculty. Author of the Initial Draft CCIE flash cards app for Android and iOS. Blogger on initial draft CCIE blog: blog.initialdraft.com
I have a large experience in the educational sector, teaching courses of networking (CCNP, JNCIS-SP, JNCIP-SP, etc), system administration and programming.
I have more than 15 years working on the IT sector. Started at a middle level system administrator (Linux) and have worked my way up to a senior network engineer and third level support for large networks and ISP.
Currently I'm dedicated to building the best courses available on networking and virtualization for networkfaculty.com. Currently we have thousands of network engineers learning through our material, and they are constantly giving the best feedback.
Our training is not focused on teaching how to pass a examen (thats the easy part) but more on creating network and virtualization professionals.
I love Perl Programming, Linux, IPv6 and Multicast deployments. When not doing network related study/work, I like to play paintball and endurance sports training.