The configuration of BGP on Cisco routers (BGP) is essential for any network engineer looking to master advanced routing protocols. In this training, you will learn how to configure, monitor, and troubleshoot BGP, a fundamental protocol for managing wide-area networks and interconnections between autonomous systems. Through practical exercises and concrete demonstrations, this training offers a clear and effective approach to understanding the BGP mechanisms.
This training is aimed at both technicians and network engineers who want to acquire indispensable skills in implementing and maintaining BGP networks. It is designed for those working on ISP networks, MPLS, or preparing for CCIE and CCIP certifications. You will have all the keys to ensure optimal performance and enhanced security on your networks.
Whether you want to optimize your existing networks or prepare for future challenges, this training will give you the knowledge needed to excel in BGP configuration and Cisco router administration. BGP protocol will no longer be a mystery after this comprehensive training.
Module 1: Introduction to BGP
Module 2: Route selection through control strategies
Module 3: Route selection by attributes
Module 4: Customer-provider connectivity with BGP
Module 5: Transit autonomous systems
Module 6: Service provider network deployment
Module 7: Optimizing BGP
The configuration of BGP on Cisco routers (BGP) is one of the most sought-after skills for network engineers, especially those working in ISP and MPLS environments. This protocol manages connectivity between different autonomous systems (AS) by influencing route selection and optimizing traffic management.
In this training, you will learn how to establish and monitor BGP sessions, use control strategies like Route Maps, Prefix-Lists, and AS-Path Filters. You will also discover how to manipulate BGP attributes to influence route selection, optimize protocol convergence, and ensure stable and secure connectivity between customers and service providers.
Thanks to this training, you will master advanced concepts such as multihoming and AS-Path Prepending, both crucial techniques for ensuring network redundancy and resilience. You will also learn how to configure Route Reflectors, essential in service provider environments to optimize BGP route management.
The course also covers key notions such as improving BGP convergence, which reduces latency during route changes, and limiting the number of BGP prefixes received by neighbors, thus ensuring better processing efficiency and enhanced security.
This course is ideal for professionals working in complex network environments, particularly in transit autonomous systems. It will teach you how IBGP and EBGP interact in a transit system and how to configure these systems for efficient packet routing. Transit routing is crucial in service provider infrastructures, and this training will show you how to successfully monitor and troubleshoot these networks.
By mastering techniques such as route filtering with AS-Path and Prefix-Lists, and using Route Maps to apply control policies, you will have all the necessary skills to ensure secure and efficient data exchanges between different AS.
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