
Course Introduction. Details about what all is included in this course.
This chapter explains about JUNOS Software Architecture.
This chapter explains important concept about JUNOS and students will be able to learn different components work together.
This chapter explains about how Junos handles Transit traffic.
This chapter explains about JUNOS exception traffic handling.
This chapter explains about JUNOS Routing devices. Students will be able to learn about different Juniper hardware models.
This chapter explains about JUNOS Switching devices. Students will be able to learn about different Juniper hardware models.
This chapter explains about JUNOS Security devices. Students will be able to learn about different Juniper hardware models.
Students will be able to learn how to create JUNOS lab using Free Oracle VirtualBOX
Explore two user interface options: access via a serial port or over the network using telnet/ssh, with a base graphic user interface and a configuration wizard for initial setup.
Explore the junos cli modes, including operation mode for monitoring and troubleshooting, and configure mode for configuring interfaces, protocols, security, and device properties.
Log onto a Juniper device and explore radius operation mode commands, enter configuration mode, copy files, view help and syslog options, monitor connectivity, and perform reboot or service restarts.
Navigate the device configuration hierarchy on the command line, moving through interfaces, protocols, services, system, and security; open the security branch to view options, functional zone, and security tool elements.
Learn to navigate the configuration hierarchy, use set, show, and delete commands, log into a device, enable telnet services, and commit changes from anywhere in configuration.
Access juniper devices through a standard web browser using the j-web GUI; no client software is required. Configure interfaces, security zones, policies, and routing via the GUI.
Learn how to perform the configuration of a Juniper device from factory defaults, including setting the root password, hostname, time zone, system time, remote access, management interface, and static route.
Learn how to save the active configuration as a rescue configuration and roll back to it, restoring basic connectivity after risky configuration changes.
Explore interface types in Junos, including management, internal, network, and services interfaces, and learn how the logical interface remains always up for VPN use.
Monitor system health through alarms, boot messages, storage space, file system, partitions, and protocol statistics; assess routing engine, temperature, and power for reliability.
Learn how to view and filter system logs using show log messages, monitor user login/logout and interface up/down events, and perform real-time log monitoring to identify errors and failures.
Explore routing as moving data between networks, and identify the three requirements: a communication path, routing information on devices, and networks behind routers configured before the gateway.
Analyze how the routing table compiles dynamic routes from multiple protocols, selects the active route by ranking sources for IPv4 and IPv6, and forwards the path to the forwarding table.
Understand how routing instances create logical separation by grouping routing tables, interfaces, and protocols. The master routing instance forwards packets and supports multiple customers on a single device.
Configure static routing by manually defining static routes and the next-hop IP address within the router’s routing options, establishing the gateway for the correct outbound path.
LATEST: Course Updated on 15th November 2015
Have over 2400 Students in 2 Courses (Checkpoint CCSA and Juniper JNCIA)
Why should you join this course?
Please - if you're looking for "instant knowledge" on JUNOS, don't take this course! You'll need to study the course and do as it shows for success. It will take you a week or so to understand and if you are completely new, it may take more time depending on your efforts. but if you are serious about learning JUNOS and ready to put extra efforts this course is for you. SUCCESS is not far away! It just require a bit dedication.
What you will learn-
After the completion of the Juniper JNCIA course, you should be able to understand:
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