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CCIE R&S Training Course

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Course Code: ITIC1011

Duration: 20 weeks

Lecture time included: 100 hours

Lab time included: 600 hours

Schedule: Sun 10:00am-4:00pm

Price: $11000 inc.GST

 

 

 

Cisco CCIE Routing and Switching certifies the skills required of expert-level network engineers to plan, operate and troubleshoot complex, converged network infrastructure.

  • Most popular CCIE track
  • Expert knowledge of networking across LAN and WAN interfaces and variety of routers and switches
  • Solve complex connectivity problems to increase bandwidth, improve response times, maximize performance, and support global operations
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What’s included

  • Over 100 hours lectures and lab tutorials
  • 6 months lab practice (recommended at least 600 hours). The lab is available 24 x 7
  • Instructors with up to 4 CCIE qualifications
  • Group Study Environment to encourage knowledge and experience sharing

Course Outline

BGP

  • Module 1: Introduction to BGP and BGP Neighbor Relationship Formation
  • Module 2: BGP Fundamental Operations
  • Module 3: Filtering BGP Updates and Aggregation
  • Module 4: BGP Path Selection via Attribute Manipulation
  • Module 5: BGP Features

Cat QoS

  • Module 1: Cisco Catalyst QoS Overview: The Differentiated Services Model
  • Module 2: Classification and Marking Using the Modular QoS CLI
  • Module 3: VLAN-Based Policies
  • Module 4: Use Trust to Control Markings
  • Module 5: Policing of the Cisco Catalyst 3560
  • Module 6: Queuing on the Cisco Catalyst 3560

Frame Relay

  • Module 1: Frame Relay Fundamentals
  • Module 2: Advanced Frame Relay Techniques
  • Module 3: Routing over Frame Relay
  • Module 4: Frame Relay QoS

IGP Routing Protocols

  • Module 1: Opening Moves and Introduction to IGPs
  • Module 2: OSPF
  • Module 3: EIGRP
  • Module 4: RIPv2
  • Module 5: Redistribution

Data Link Layer

  • Module 1: Interface Classification and Configuring Point-to-Point Links
  • Module 2: Comparing the Cisco Catalyst Layer 2 vs. Layer 3 Port Configuration Options
  • Module 3: Configuring Access Ports on a Cisco Catalyst Switch
  • Module 4: Configuring Cisco Catalyst Port Speeds, Duplex Settings, and UDLD
  • Module 5: Configuring VTP
  • Module 6: Configuring Trunk Ports
  • Module 7: Configuring 802.1Q and the Native VLAN
  • Module 8: Configuring EtherChannel
  • Module 9: Configuring Spanning Tree

IPv6 Datasheet

  • Module 1: IPv6 Subnet Connectivity
  • Module 2: IPv6 IGPs and BGP
  • Module 3: IPv6 and IPv4 Transition Techniques
  • Module 4: IPv6 Multicast, QoS, and NAT-PT

MPLS

  • Module 1: MPLS Layer 3 VPN Overview, Part I
  • Module 2: MPLS Layer 3 VPN Overview, Part II
  • Module 3: Managing OSPF Between Sites
  • Module 4: OSPF Loop Avoidance and Sham Link
  • Module 5: Supporting EIGRP as the Customer Protocol
  • Module 6: Supporting BGP as the Customer Protocol
  • Module 7: Multi-VRF CE (VRF-Lite)