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Cisco CCNP Route (300-101): The Complete Course

Name: Cisco CCNP Route (300-101): The Complete Course
Rating: 4.5 (615 reviews)

A logical step in your Cisco Career is gaining your Professional Certification or CCNP which has 3 test. This is 1 of 3

Created byLazaro (Laz) Diaz

Last updated 9/2017

English

What you'll learn

Students will learn what is required to pass the CCNP Route certification exam.
At the end of this course, students should be knowledgeable in topics of the CCNP Route certification.
Students will be able to apply the topics in this course in real world scenarios.

Course content

19 sections • 91 lectures • 11h 23m total length

Introduction to the CCNP Route 300-101 Course7:22
In this lecture I will cover all material that will be covered in the course and express the importance of taking quizzes, practicing the labs and making sure that you understand the concepts in order to pass your CCNP Route portion of the exam. I will also be explaining how many test it takes to become a CCNP and the order in which you must take them.

Introduction to Section1:08
This Lecture explains the topics covered in the section
What roles does routing play in an Enterprise Network5:21
In this lecture students will learn about the different types of roles the routing plays in an Enterprise Network and should be able to define each one.
Which Routing Protocol should I use?6:09
In this lecture students will learn what routing protocol would be the best fit in their topology. You should be able to choose between and IGP or EGP routing protocol depending on the placement of the router.
Interior or Exterior Routing Protocols2:58
In this lecture students will acquire a detailed understanding of both an IGP and EGP routing protocols.
Different Categories of Routing Protocols5:05
In this lecture students will gain a more in depth understanding on the differences of Distance Vector and Link State routing protocols.
Summary of Section2:36
In this lecture we will review all that we have learned in Section 2 of the course

Introduction to Section3:10
This Lecture explains the topics covered in the section
Network Traffic Type9:46
In this lecture students will learn the difference between the Unicast, Multicast, Broadcast and Anycast types of Traffic.
Network Architecture Types5:47
This Lecture will show you the difference between Point-to-Point, Broadcast and NBMA Networks, to gain a better understanding of their logic.
Summary of Section1:50
In this lecture we will review all that we have learned in Section 3 of the course

Introduction to Section1:28
This Lecture explains the topics covered in the section
Characteristics of an IP9:25
In this lecture I will be breaking down the IPv4 and IPv6 Packet Header Format, so you can get a better understanding of the topic.
A Review of Routing5:31
In this lecture we will review the basics of how a packet gets form point A to point B. We will then discuss how Asymmetric Routing works and describe what MTU and ICMP roles play.
Characteristics of TCP6:40
In this lecture you will learn what the characteristics of TCP are by describing the Three Way handshake, TCP Sliding Window and Out of Order Delivery.
Characteristics of UDP3:47
In this lecture we will learn about the UDP protocols by describing its RTP layer 4 Protocol and its helper LLQ
Summary of Section1:43

Introduction to Section1:03
This Lecture explains the topics we will cover in the section
Routing Protocol Changes4:43
In this lecture we will see how we would change from one routing protocol to another with very little down time.
Migrating to IPv610:09
In this lecture we will discuss how we can easily migrate to IPv6 without loosing connectivity or interoperability with our devices.
Spanning tree Protocol Migration10:21
Migrating Virtual Networking7:37
In this lecture we will discuss the different virtualization options such as VMware, Hyper-V, VRF"s, or Ciscos Easy Virtual Network
Summary of Section1:36
In this lecture we will review all that we learned within the section.

Introduction to Section2:36
This Lecture explains the topics covered in the section
Layer 2 MPLS VPN24:06
IN this lecture you will get a more detailed explanation into layer2 VPN's
Layer 3 MPLS VPN24:21
In this lecture you will get a more detailed explanation intor layer3 VPN's
GRE Tunnel6:35
In this lecture you will learn how to create a GRE Tunnel.
Summary of Section4:03
In this lecture we will review topics discussed

Introduction to Section1:25
This Lecture explains the topics covered in the section
DMVPN11:10
In this lecture you are going to learn how to do a DMVPN.
Multipoint GRE6:33
In this lecture you will acquire an understanding of what a GRE is and its configurations
Next Hop Resolution Protocol or NHRP4:39
In this lecture you will acquire an insight in NHRP when using DMVPN's
Security using IPSec15:04
In this lecture you will understand the different components the makes up IPsec, it's modes and example configuration.
Summary of Section6:05
In this lecture we will be review topics learned

Introduction to Section1:26
This Lecture explains the topics covered in the section
The Beginning of IP Addresses7:39
In this lecture we will be speaking on a brief history of IP Addresses.
IPv4 to IPv65:42
In this lecture we will be discussing the basic Differences between IPv4 to IPv6.
Types of IPv6 Addresses10:52
In this lecture we will go over an IPv6 overview for the following:

Unicast, Unique Local Link Local, Multicast and other special IPv6 addresses, Layer 2 addressing and mapping, DAD and finally Inverse Neighbor Discovery.
Configuring on IPv6 Addresses18:28
In this video we will be configuring IPv6 addresses on Cisco router interfaces.
Using the RIPng12:08
In this lecture you will be learning how to configure RIP for IPv6.
Summary of Section3:27
In this lecture we will be reviewing topics learned

Introduction to Section1:05
This Lecture explains the topics that will be covered in this section.
The Basics of EIGRP6:22
In this lecture you will learn the Fundamentals of EIGRP.
How does EIGRP create it's neighbors?11:46
In this lecture you will learn how to create neighbors using EIGRP.
Neighborships over WAN14:45
In this lecture we will be looking at how we can create neighbor relationships over different types of WAN technologies.
Summary of Section2:59
In this lecture we will be reviewing the topics learned.

Requirements

Candidates for this course should know the basics of Routing protocols, subnetting and configuring in the CLI of a the Router.
Student should have passed the CCNA certification or are in the process of passing the CCNA R/S certification before attempting to take this course.
Students should have a CCNP Route book to follow along with the course.
Students should know that this course is one (1) of three (3) needed to pass and attain the CCNP R/S certification.
Remember that Cisco will not allow anyone to advance to the professional level (CCNP), without first achieving the CCNA!

Description

The CCNP Route 300-101 certification is the next step in your professional Cisco Career.

When you complete this course you should be well prepared to take your certification exam and begin to join the professional world of Cisco Systems.

This certification is but one of three needed to obtain the highly sought after CCNP Routing & Switching cert. Not only will this be a mile stone in your IT career but it is also sought after by companies around the world that require a higher level of routing; the Professional Level.

DISCLAIMER: Please note that the simulators/emulators used in this course are not part of the course. It is the students responsibility to have these to practice with. The Cisco Packet Tracer and/or VIRAL (Virtual Internet Routing Lab) are Cisco proprietary software and can only be obtained through Cisco. It is up to each student to obtain the simulator/emulator or live equipment of their choice to study along with this course.

This course will teach you the advance topics needed for IP's among many others.

How to configure Security using Time Based Access-list, Infrastructure Access-lists and IPsec.

You will learn how to filter routes, create prefix lists and so much more.

This course will give the knowledge required, no only to pass the CCNP Route exam, but it will give guidance in real world scenarios as well.

The CCNP Route (300-101): The Complete Course, will be the only course you will need to prepare and pass your CCNP Route certification exam.

Who this course is for:

Students that have passed or will pass the CCNA certification exam.
Anyone with a CCNA certification and wants to advance to the professional level which is the CCNP.
Anyone that wants to advance their Cisco career with a professional certification.
Anyone that is in the field and needs to understand the higher levels or professional levels, Cisco protocols covered within the CCNP
Anyone that wants to advance into Networking beyond just the fundamentals.

Cisco CCNP Route (300-101): The Complete Course

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Routing Protocol Fundamentals6 lectures • 23min

Fundamentals of Networking Techonology4 lectures • 21min

TCP/IP Fundamentals6 lectures • 29min

Strategies on how to migrate a network6 lectures • 35min

Remote Connectivity3 lectures • 11min

MPLS VPN Breakdown5 lectures • 1hr 2min

GRE DMVPN NHRP and IPSec6 lectures • 45min

IPv6 Review and RIPng7 lectures • 1hr

EIGRP on Cisco Routers5 lectures • 37min

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