Border Gateway Protocol Training Masaken Sheraton, Cairo

Course details

Overview:

This course covers intermediate to advanced BGP theory and concepts. The lab-intensive course will provide students with the required skills to configure and troubleshoot BGP networks in Service Provider and Enterprise network environments.

This course covers the manipulation of BGP attributes, filtering prefixes using route maps, ACLs, AS-PATH ACLs, and prefix lists.

It also covers community attributes in a transit AS, BGP redundancy, load sharing, confederations, route reflectors, and peer groups.

BGP 400 is one of the courses in a curriculum path which leads to the Brocade Certified Service Provider Network Engineer (BCSPNE) certification, exam number 150-710 . It is also is a prerequisite for Brocade University MPLS offerings.

Objectives:

• Upon completing this course, the learner will be able to meet these overall objectives:
• Provide an overview of the BGP routing protocol.
• Review the Brocade BGP configuration.
• Implement and manipulate BGP attributes for route selection.
• Filter prefixes using standard ACLs, route maps, AS-PATH ACLs,and prefix lists.
• Configure community attributes for transit Autonomous Systems (ASs).
• Implement BGP redundancy.
• Describe BGP enhanced features.

Content:

• This course covers intermediate to advanced BGP theory and concepts.
• Provides students with the required skills to configure and troubleshoot BGP networks in Service Provider and Enterprise network environments.
• It covers the manipulation of BGP attributes, filtering prefixes using route maps, ACLs, AS-PATH ACLs, and prefix list.
• It also covers community attributes in a transit AS, BGP redundancy, load sharing, confederations, route reflectors, and peer groups.