Networking Scenarios with CISCO and GNS3

Name: Networking Scenarios with CISCO and GNS3
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Real life examples and scenarios to implement networking in GNS3

Created byAhmad Nadeem

Last updated 11/2018

English

What you'll learn

Design, implement, manage and troubleshoot real life networking scenarios

Course content

5 sections • 27 lectures • 6h 57m total length

Introduction4:30

Quick Overview of GNS320:46
What is IOU and how to use it ?17:35
Running IOU in GNS315:52
Overview and Usage of Unified Networking Lab19:49
Overview and Usage of Unified Networking Lab (part-2)15:47
Explore the unified networking lab by setting up a virtual environment, accessing the web interface via browser, configuring images and interfaces, and connecting devices to simulate Cisco and GNS3 scenarios.

Topology Overview8:17
This is a typical Enterprise network with its Head Office and remote locations. We have RIP , EIGRP , OSPF as IGP protocols and BGP as EGP protocol to provide Internet connectivity. We will be doing Redistribution of routes and optimization of network.
Configure RIP11:11
Implement EIGRP7:48
Implement EIGRP by configuring IP addresses on interfaces, defining networks, and enabling the routing process across multiple routers in a GNS3 lab, while exploring loopback addresses and equal-cost paths.
Configure OSPF9:44
Redistribution of Routes17:30
Optimization of Routing Tables21:14
Learn to filter routes with prefix lists and distribution lists, restricting router 5 from learning unnecessary networks, and originate a default route to exit the domain.
Optimization of Routing Tables (part-2)6:07
Learn to optimize routing tables by filtering redistributed routes, using default routes for selective advertisement, and propagating summarized prefixes across multiple domains to enable equal-cost load balancing.
Implement basic BGP13:17
Optimization of IGP with BGP17:40
CISCO IPSLA with VRRP24:53
We will learn how to implement VRRP protocol alongwith IP SLA on CISCO Routers / Switches to provide First Hop Redundancy for LAN segments.

Multihome Topology22:10
Explore multihome topology with Cisco and GNS3, configure interfaces and IP addresses, establish IBGP and EBGP sessions, and advertise networks to optimize route propagation and path selection.
BGP Route Manipulation through Communities14:48
BGP AS-Path Filtering10:57
BGP AS-Path Manipulation13:52
Learn how BGP AS-path manipulation and prepending steer traffic by biasing route selection, using primary and backup links to optimize bandwidth, cost, and reachability.
CISCO DMVPN Concepts & Configuration33:00
In this video, I'll be explaining CISCO DMVPN technology, why and how we use it in our enterprise environments and also how we can secure it using IPSEC protocol.

The Story of ISIS Routing Protocol17:50
Explore the ISIS routing protocol, a link-state standard for internal networks. See how level 1 and level 2 areas share routing data using link-state messages and Dijkstra’s algorithm.
ISIS Configuration: Let's integrate CISCO with Juniper18:44
Scaling the ISIS Protocol: Restricting SPF Calculations through Levels16:53
Leaking Routes between Levels and Generation of Default Routes17:34
Redistribution Of Routes and ISIS Metric Types11:02
Explore how ISIS metric types govern route redistribution between levels, compare narrow and wide metrics, and analyze Cisco and Juniper configurations in enterprise networks.
Implementing Authentication in ISIS8:44

Requirements

Get a good specification PC and better to have CCNA certification level knowledge

Description

Whether you are a certified Engineer, a working professional or an aspiring student who just wants to learn and implement networking scenarios, then this course is the place for you.

This course will augment your understanding and concepts related to networking technologies to help you become a better Network Engineer.

Learn about IOU (IOS on Unix)

Advance Routing topics

Practical Scenarios

Proof of concepts

CISCO is the leading Networking equipment provider with a large product portfolio ranging from small Enterprises to large Data Centers. Once you get the foundations right through CCNA which I strongly recommend, you need to advance your knowledge to design, implement and troubleshoot real life networks. This course has been designed just for that purpose. No lengthy theories, just straight to work.

This course has been designed for beginner / intermediate level Networking Engineers. It will take you through the some of the available options that you can use to build your own large scale networks on your PC or laptop and practice with the commands to manage and troubleshoot them.This course will also help you in your journey towards multi-vendor environment implementations and their correlation so that no matter what equipment is presented, you feel just like home. Let's become better.

Who this course is for:

This course is designed for all IT and Networking Students

Networking Scenarios with CISCO and GNS3

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 5min

A bit about Emulators5 lectures • 1hr 30min

Scenario-1: Enterprise Routing Network10 lectures • 2hr 18min

Scenario-2: Multihomed Organization Routing5 lectures • 1hr 35min

Integrating CISCO and Juniper for ISIS Protocol6 lectures • 1hr 31min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: