Cisco CCIE Routing and Switching: Implement IPv4 and IGPs
This course prepares candidates for the routing section of the CCIE Routing and Switching written exam 400-101, and will provide CCIE candidates with a strong level of foundational knowledge in routing needed to begin studying for the CCIE Routing and Switching lab exam.
What you'll learn
The primary goals of this course are to prepare candidates for the routing section of the CCIE Routing and Switching written exam, as well as to provide CCIE candidates with a strong level of foundational knowledge in routing needed to begin studying for the CCIE routing and switching lab exam. At the end of the course, a student should feel confident in his or her knowledge of the routing-based topics covered by the CCIE routing and switching written exam, and will have the fundamental knowledge necessary to begin their longer journey to passing the CCIE lab exam. Please note the course is not designed to fully prepare a candidate to sit the CCIE lab exam, but rather to prepare a candidate to pass the written exam and as a stepping stone into lab exam preparation. More information about the CCIE program can be found at http://www.cisco.com/go/ccie.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- RIPv2 Authentication 3m
- Configuring Authentication 3m
- Manipulating Administrative Distance 3m
- Configuring RIPv2 Administrative Distance 2m
- RIPv2 Route Filtering 6m
- Configuring Route Filtering in RIPv2 4m
- Offset-Lists 3m
- Configuring Offset-Lists 3m
- Miscellaneous Advanced Features 5m
- Configuring Triggered Updates and Interpacket Delay 4m
- Introduction 2m
- Network Type Non-Broadcast 3m
- Non-Broadcast Configuration 7m
- Network Type Broadcast 2m
- Broadcast Configuration 8m
- Network Type Point-To-Point 3m
- Network Type Point-To-Multipoint 5m
- Point-To-Multipoint Configuration 5m
- Network Type Point-To-Multipoint Non-Broadcast 3m
- Point-To-Multipoint Non-Broadcast Configuration 5m
- Troubleshooting and Loopback Interfaces 5m
- Introduction 1m
- Manipulating Administrative Distance 2m
- Configuring EIGRP AD Manipulations 3m
- Stub Routing and Query Scoping 7m
- Configuring Stub Routing 2m
- Leak Maps 2m
- Configuring Leak Maps 3m
- EIGRP Authentication 3m
- Configuring EIGRP Authentication 3m
- Route Filtering 5m
- Configuring Route Filtering 3m
- Metric Manipulation 3m
- Configuring Offset-Lists 2m
- EIGRP Load Balancing 4m
- Configuring EIGRP Load Balancing 4m
- Timers and EIGRP Bandwidth Consumption 3m
About the author
Joe Astorino is Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) #24347. He has over ten years experience working in several large scale enterprise network environments as a key part of several high profile, highly visible network teams for organizations including the U.S Department of Defense, General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Federal Mogul, Cisco Systems and most recently, Wolverine World Wide. Additionally, Joe does some Cisco related network consulting work for his own company, Astorino Network ... more