Associated Certifications: |
Enterasys Systems Engineer (ESE) |
Duration: |
4 Days |
| Training Method: |
ILT: Instructor Led Training |
Enterasys Facility (NA, UK,
Germany): |
1 Enterasys Service Unit (PS-ESU-1) |
On-site Deliveries: |
Please contact your local Enterasys representative for special pricing |
| Course Overview: |
Within this course, students will learn methods to properly deploy, configure, and manage their network infrastructure utilizing the numerous network convergence, management and redundancy functionalities within the Enterasys Routing Product families. Within the Enterprise Routing course, students will gain hands on experience by performing real world tasks in a robust lab environment including configuring network convergence protocols, as well as implementing security and redundancy capabilities. |
| Who Should Attend: |
Network Managers, Architects, and Systems Integrators |
Course Prerequisites: |
Students should possess a solid understanding of network fundamentals, general network management concepts and a working familiarity with standards based routing protocols including OSPF, RIP, BGP, VRRP and PIM. Enterasys recommends the following courses prior to enrolling in the Enterprise Routing course: Enterprise Switching |
Course Objectives: |
Upon completion of this course, students will have gained the knowledge to best utilize the supported routing protocols and functionalities within the Enterasys Routing Product family to both effectively and efficiently run their enterprise network. |
Course Agenda: |
Area of focus within the class involves:
- Routing Technology Overview – Specific to Enterasys Routers; which will cover an introduction to the multiple supported routing protocols, Routing Table Maintenance, ARP configuration parameters, understanding and building Access Control Lists, and general IP Configuration
- Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) Routing Protocol – Technology overview, configuration and implementation of the OPSF Routing Protocol. Topics of importing static routes, redistribution of routes, Stub Areas, Not So Stubby Areas (NSSA), Authentication, Route Summarization and troubleshooting techniques are also discussed.
- Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol (DVMRP) – Technology overview, configuration, implementation and troubleshooting techniques of the DVMRP Multicast Routing Protocol.
- Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) – Technology overview, configuration, implementation and troubleshooting techniques of the VRRP Routing Protocol. Topics of Critical IP configuration and usage, and multiple instances (load sharing) are also discussed.
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Recommended Next Courses: |
Secure Wireless, Enterprise Management, Enterprise Switching |
Certification Training: |
Enterprise Routing is recommended for the Enterasys Systems Engineer (ESE) examination. All courses listed are offered by Enterasys and our Enterasys Certified Instructor (ECI) partner network |
| Course Schedule: |
Classroom Training Schedule |
For Managers: |
Enterprise Routing is targeted for those users that have an understanding of networking fundamentals and now require a more detailed understanding of the Enterasys Routing Product family and how the respective features and functionality interoperate in order to effectively perform their respective functions. Ideal candidates for the Enterprise Routing course are Network Administrators or Systems Integration Specialists who are tasked with the responsibility of installing, configuring and operating the infrastructure within your network domain. Upon completion of this course, your employees will have gained the ability to provide insight through real world lab exercises regarding the implementation, operation and management of routing technologies (OSPF, VRRP and DVMRP), utilizing the Enterasys routing family of products. In addition, students will have achieved required the working knowledge towards becoming Enterasys Systems Engineer (ESE) certified. |