Cisco Press - Border Gateway Protocol BGP LiveLessons!

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Cisco Press - Border Gateway Protocol BGP LiveLessons!

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9+ Hours of Video Instruction

In this LiveLessons course, Jeff Doyle provides a practical introduction to Border Gateway Protocol for anyone wishing to understand the basics of BGP on Cisco Routers.

 

BGP LiveLessons provides a solid understanding of Border Gateway Protocol for anyone wishing to understand the basics of BGP on Cisco Routers. After introducing the fundamental concepts of inter-AS routing and the functions and attributes of Border Gateway Protocol, BGP LiveLessons goes further, offering a sophisticated exploration of BGP-based routing policies so you can access a deeper understanding of the topics. This course is perfect for networking professionals and C[beeep] and CCIE certification candidates, including those taking the 642-885 SPADVROUTE exam.

 

About the Instructor

 

Jeff Doyle, CCIE #1919, is president of Jeff Doyle and Associates, Inc. He specializes in IP routing protocols, MPLS, and IPv6 and has designed or assisted in the design of large-scale IP service provider networks throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. He is the author of Routing TCP/IP Volumes I and II (Cisco Press), among other books and articles.

 

Skill Level

 

Intermediate

 

What You Will Learn

 

Basic BGP concepts and autonomous systems

BGP attributes and the decision process

BGP configuration scaling, policy scaling, and topology scaling

 

Who Should Take This Course

 

Working engineers in the Enterprise space who want to expand their knowledge of the Service Provider space

C[beeep] and CCIE candidates seeking a first exposure to BGP

IT managers in need of a quick understanding of BGP concepts to better manage their engineering teams

Engineers familiar with BGP on other operating systems who wish to learn BGP configuration with IOS

 

Course Requirements

 

Understanding of routing concepts

Understanding of IP IGPs

Understanding of IPv4 addresses

A basic understanding of Cisco IOS usage (although not entirely necessary)

 

Table of Contents

 

Part 1-Basic BGP Configuration (1 hour 35 minutes)

 

Lesson 1: Basic BGP Concepts

 

Lesson 1.1: Basic concepts

 

Lesson 1.2 Autonomous systems

 

Lesson 2: Configuring an EBGP Peering Session

 

Lesson 2.1: Basic elements for establishing a simple BGP session between two peers.

 

Lesson 2.2: Understanding "show" commands and BGP session states

 

Lesson 3: Configuring an IBGP Peering Session

 

Lesson 3.1: Understanding a BGP session between peers in the same AS are discussed

 

Lesson 3.2: Using a topology with multiple routers within the same AS

 

Lesson 4: Configuring Multihop EBGP

 

Lesson 4.1: Using multihop EBGP

 

Lesson 5: Route Exchange over BGP

 

Lesson 5.1: Understanding methods for specifying prefixes to be advertised over a BGP session

 

Lesson 5.2: The routing information databases (RIBs) used by BGP

 

Lesson 6: Route Aggregation

 

Lesson 6.1: Methods for advertising aggregated prefixes

 

Part 2-BGP Policy (2 hours)

 

Lesson 7: Basic BGP Policy Concepts

 

Lesson 7.1: BGP Attributes

 

Lesson 7.2: The Decision

 

Lesson 8: Route and Prefix Filters

 

Lesson 8.1: Using Prefix filters

 

Lesson 8.2: Using Route filters

 

Lesson 9: AS_Path Filters

 

Lesson 9.1: Using AS_PATH filters and their application

 

Lesson 10: Route Maps

 

Lesson 10:1: Understanding Route Maps as a primary tool for specifying route policies and manipulating BGP path attributes.

 

Lesson 10:2: Understanding the basic building blocks of route maps

 

Lesson 11: Using the LOCAL_PREF Attribute

 

Lesson 11:1: Using the LOCAL-PREF attribute

 

Lesson 11.2: Configuring LOCAL-PREF

 

Lesson 12: Using the MED Attribute

 

Lesson 12.1: Using the MED attribute

 

Lesson 12.2: Configuring the MED attribute

 

Lesson 13: AS_PATH Prepending

 

Lesson 13.1: Understanding AS_PATH prepending

 

Lesson 13.2: Configuring an AS_PATH prepending policy

 

Part 3-BGP Scaling (2 hours 10 minutes)

 

Lesson 14: Basic BGP Scaling Concepts

 

Lesson 14.1: Understanding basic scaling tools

 

Lesson 15: Managing Policy Changes

 

Lesson 15.1: Using BGP session resets destabilizing BGP and the BGP route refresh message

 

Lesson 16: BGP Communities

 

Lesson 16.1: Understanding the community attribute

 

Lesson 16.2: Understanding configuration of policies

 

Lesson 17: Session and Policy Templates

 

Lesson 17.1: Using peer groups, configuration, and the problem with peer groups

 

Lesson 17.2: Session templates

 

Lesson 17.3: Policy templates

 

Lesson 18: Using Private AS Numbers

 

Lesson 18.1: Understanding Private AS Numbers

 

Lesson 19: Route Reflectors

 

Lesson 19.1: Introducing route reflectors

 

Lesson 19.2: Configuring a basic route reflection group cluster

 

Lesson 20: Confederations

 

Lesson 20.1: Introducing confederations as another tool for scaling IBGP topologies

 

Lesson 20.2: Configuring a simple confederation

 

Lesson 21: Route Dampening

 

Lesson 21.1: Understanding route dampening as a tool for scaling an AS

 

Lesson 21.2: Configuring and Example and Demonstrating the effects of the configured dampening on an unstable prefix.

 

Lesson 22: Mutiprotocol BGP (M-BGP)

 

Lesson 22.1: Introduction to M-BGP

 

Lesson 22.2: Configuring M-BGP

 

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