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Advanced switching and routing
Description
TRNG-0405 is an in-depth study of layer 2 and 3 features of Foundry Networks switches/routers including advanced technologies such as STP, OSPF, and BGP. It covers network design, system configuration and troubleshooting using the Foundry switches and routers. This course is approximately 80% lab and 20% theory.

Who will benefit?
Those experienced with Foundry Networks products.

Prerequisites
Basic Switch/Router Configuration and Management (TRNG 0103).
It is also recommended that you have previous exposure to switching and routing issues in a Foundry Networks environment. You should possess a working knowledge of:

802.1D, RIP, OSPF, static routes, BGP, FNCNE level knowledge or equivalent of Layer 2 switching and Layer 3 IP routing.

Objectives
By the end of the course delegates will be able to:
  • Implement advanced designs and configurations in Layer 2/3 networks.
  • Implement advanced STP, OSPF and BGP features on Foundry Switches / Routers.
  • Tune Layer 2 networks for fast failover.
  • Design and configure multi-homed networks with BGP attributes and scale IBGP with route reflectors.
  • Troubleshoot implementations.
Duration: 5 days

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Contents

Spanning Tree
802.1D STP review, root bridge election & path cost, STP applications, RSTP 802.1W, single instance STP, PVST: Load balancing traffic, topology groups, VRRPe and STP.

OSPF
OSPF Adjacency
OSPF Packet Types, adjacency process, OSPF debug commands, link state costs, MD5 authentication.

OSPF Database
LSA's, the LSDB.

OSPF Route Summarization
Redistribution, route summarization benefits, Inter-Area summarization.

Administrative Distance (AD)
Defaults, AD vs. metrics, modifying.

Blocking External LSA's
Normal, stub, TSSA and NSSA areas and passing of LSA’s. Area types and performance, changing area types.

OSPF filters
Filter types and their behaviour.

BGP
BGP Fundamentals
Message types, session states, how BGP works, attributes, routing policy.

Route Filtering and Selection
Route exchange and filtering; IP/BGP tables, input/output policies.

Implementing BGP Policy Change
hard/soft-reconfig, route-refresh.

Manipulating Attributes using Route Maps
Influencing route selection and traffic flow, BGP policies.

Filtering Prefixes
AS-Path access-lists, prefix-lists.

Transit Autonomous Systems
Communities, filtering, AS:NN names.

Redundancy
Control of inbound and outbound traffic, when not to use BGP.

MultiHomed to ISPs
When to use BGP; load sharing for in/outbound traffic, multihomed designs, return path selection.

BGP Convergence and Route flap Dampening
Route flaps, route flap dampening operation, configuration.

Scaling IBGP
IBGP full mesh limitations, stable IBGP design, route reflectors, confederations, peer groups.

     
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