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About Our CCIE R&S Video on Demand Course
Nearly a decade of leading the CCIE training industry, IPexpert has coined the term "Structured Learning Approach" to describe its methodology for maximizing student success. IPexpert has developed learning materials around proven techniques.
IPexpert's CCIE R&S (4.0) Video on Demand Course is designed for CCIE Routing & Switching candidates who wish to learn about the protocols and technologies included in the CCIE R&S Lab exam blueprint in the comfort of their own home and at their own pace.
These demonstrations account for a full week's worth of concise training. The R&S 4.0 Video On Demand material contains detailed lecture topics including Cisco switching, Spanning Tree Protocol (including MSTP, RSTP, PVST), Dot1Q tunnels, Frame Relay, PPP, RIP, EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, MPLS, routing protocol redistribution & filtering, router security & management, QOS, multicast, and IPv6 to name just a few. In addition, the R&S 4.0 Video On Demand will provide invaluable tips on lab strategy and test preparation techniques maximizing the opportunity to pass the Cisco CCIE R&S 4.0 CCIE Lab.
Students will also have electronic access to the slide deck used throughout the Video on Demand Course. A book of topology diagrams used during the configuration portion of this class is also provided. (This will automatically be added to students members area when the purchase is made.)
Table of Contents
At IPexpert, we take great pride in being known as the industry's most up-to-date and thorough Cisco CCIE Routing & Switching training provider. We guarantee that all training materials we ship to our clients are current and up-to-date, reflecting all of the topics that are outlined on the most recent CCIE R&S 4.0 Lab blueprint. If, at any time, you have questions pertaining to our content, we invite you to contact one of our CCIE Training Advisors who will be happy to assist you in creating a customized study plan that fits your learning preferences and your training budget.
Below, you will find the topics, technologies and protocols that are currently included in IPexpert's CCIE R&S Video on Demand Course. We're quite confident that you won't find a more thorough, up-to-date product on the market!
- Day One Lectures
- Introduction to the course / Course objectives
- Open Ended Question Preparation
- Bridging & Switching
- STP algorithm review
- STP path manipulations
- STP timers and manipulations
- Bridging on routers
- interface range commands
- Macros
- VLANs
- VTP modes
- Legacy STP additions (pre-802.1w)
- L3 Interfaces & SVIs
- MST
- RSTP
- Trunking
- Etherchannels
- Switch port modes
- Voice VLAN
- Flex Links
- L2 Tunneling
- Q-Q Tunneling
- Switch Security / Misc.
- VLAN Access-Maps
- Mac Access-Lists
- DHCP Snooping
- Source Guard
- Port Security
- Dynamic ARP Inspection
- Storm-Control
- SDM Changes
- Private VLANs
- UDLD
- 802.1x
- Monitor Sessions
- 802.1ab
- Online Diagnostics
- Frame-Relay
- Frame-Relay interfaces
- Physical
- Point-To-Multipoint Sub-Interface
- Point-To-Point Sub-Interface
- Frame-Relay L3/L2 Address Resolution Methods
- Inverse ARP
- Static mappings (frame-relay maps)
- Back-To-Back Frame-Relay
- IETF and Cisco frame mode
- Frame-Relay DE
- Frame-Relay Congestion Management (BECN/FECN)
- Frame-Relay Multilink (MFR)
- PPP Over Frame-Relay (PPPoFR)
- PPP Over MFR
- Frame-Relay Compression Techniques
- Frame-Relay interfaces
- PPP
- PPP Phases and Exchanges
- PPP Authentication
- PPP Multilink
- PPP Over Ethernet (PPPoE)
- Day One Configuration Videos
- Basic Switching Configurations
- Trunk Configurations
- Static 802.1Q Trunks
- Static ISL Trunks
- Dynamic Negotiated Trunking
- VLAN Pruning
- Etherchannel Configurations
- Static Etherchannels
- PaGP Configuration
- LACP Configuration
- VTP Configurations
- Server
- Client
- Transparent
- Extended VTP Options
- Trunk Configurations
- Spanning-Tree Protocol
- Spanning-Tree modes
- PVSTP+
- RSTP
- MST
- Spanning-Tree L2 Path Manipulations
- Spanning-Tree Cost
- Spanning-Tree Priority
- Manipulating traffic flow via STP changes
- Spanning-Tree modes
- L2 Tunneling & Q-Q Tunneling
- L2 Tunneling
- CDP
- Q-Q Tunneling
- Tunneling Trunks over a Q-Q tunnel topology
- Tunneling Etherchannels over a Q-Q tunnel topology
- Tunneling STP over a Q-Q tunnel topology
- L2 Tunneling
- Advanced Switching & Switch Security
- Bridging Over Frame-Relay Configuration
- DHCP Snooping Configuration & Debugging
- VLAN Access-Maps Configuration
- Private-VLANs Configuration
- Basic Frame-Relay Configurations
- Physical Frame-Relay Interface
- Point-To-Point Sub-Interfaces
- Point-To-Multipoint Sub-Interfaces
- L3/L2 Address Resolutions Methods
- Frame-Relay Maps
- Inverse-ARP
- Encapsulation Methods
- Cisco
- IETF
- PPP Configurations
- PPP Authentication
- PAP Configuration
- CHAP Configuration
- EAP Configuration
- PPP Multilink Configuration
- IPCP
- PPP Authentication
- Basic Switching Configurations
- Day Two Lectures
- General Routing Concepts
- ODR
- OSPF
- Peerings & Basics
- OSPF Area Types
- OSPF Authentication
- Virtual-Links
- OSPF Metrics
- OSPF Misc. Features
- OSPF Filtering
- RIP
- EIGRP
- BGP
- BGP Basics & Peerings
- Synchronization
- BGP Next-Hop Issues
- BGP Address Families
- PE-CE Routing
- PE-PE Routing
- Avoiding Becoming A Transit AS
- BGP Communities
- BGP Regular Expressions
- BGP Decisions & Manipulations
- Route Reflectors
- Confederations
- Prefix-Lists
- BGP Dampening
- Aggregation
- Conditional Advertisements
- Multipath BGP
- BGP OER/PFR
- Redistribution
- Route-Tagging
- Loop Avoidance
- Misc. Routing
- PBR
- GRE Tunnels
- Day Two Configuration Videos
- OSPF Basic Configurations
- Basic Peerings
- OSPF Authentication
- OSPF Over Frame-Relay
- Redistribution
- OSPF Stub Area Configurations
- Stub Area Configuration
- Totally Stub Area Configuration
- NSSA Configuration
- Totally NSSA Configuration
- Stub Area Filtering & Manipulations
- OSPF Advanced Configurations
- Inter-Area Filtering
- Distribute-Lists
- NSSA Filtering
- OSPF Metrics & Path Manipulations
- Virtual-Llinks
- Cascaded Virtual-Links
- Summarization
- Area Range
- Summary-Address
- Fast Hellos
- Forward-Address
- Forward-Address Suppression
- RIP Configurations
- Passive Interface
- Unicast Updates
- Broadcast Updates
- Triggered Updates
- RIP Authentication
- Default-Route Injection
- RIP Timers
- RIP Path Manipulation
- RIP Summarization
- Secondary Addresses & RIP
- EIGRP Configurations
- Basic Peerings
- EIGRP Authentication
- Redistribution
- EIGRP Summarization
- Equal Cost Load-Balancing
- Unequal Cost Load-Balancing
- Distance Manipulations
- EIGRP Bandwidth-Percent
- Manually Calculating an EIGRP Metric
- Manipulating Metrics And Traffic Paths
- EIGRP Stub Routing
- Redistribution & Misc. Routing Configurations
- Three-Way Mutual Redistribution
- Route-Tagging
- Distance Manipulation
- PBR
- Local PBR
- GRE Tunnels
- BGP Basic Configurations
- eBGP Peerings
- iBGP Peerings
- Next-Hop Self
- Synchronization Example
- Identifying Unknown AS & IP Address
- Advertising Networks
- BGP Aggregation
- Summary-Only Option
- Suppress Maps
- AS-SET Option
- BGP Route-Reflectors & Confederation Configurations
- Route-Reflector Configurations
- Redundant Route-Reflectors
- BGP Peer-Groups
- Confederation Configurations
- Route-Reflector Configurations
- BGP Filtering & Path Manipulation Configurations
- Manipulating The Path Of Traffic Leaving An AS
- Manipulating The Path Of Traffic Entering An AS
- Avoiding Becoming A Transit AS
- Prefix-Lists
- Distribute-Lists
- Route-Maps
- Local-AS Option
- OSPF Basic Configurations
- Day Three Lectures
- MPLS
- MPLS Header
- MPLS Label Distribution Methods
- LDP
- TDP
- RSVP
- MPLS Label Stacking
- LDP Configuration
- MPLS Label Assignment Process
- Conditional LDP
- LDP Autoconfig
- LDP Timers
- LDP Updates
- LDP Authentication
- MPLS Accounting
- PHP
- MPLS L3 VPN
- RD & RT
- VPNv4 Prefixes
- VPN Label Assignment
- VRF Configuration
- VRF RT Import/Export
- MBGP VPN Filtering
- MBGP VPN RT Rewrite
- PE-CE Routing
- RIP
- EIGRP
- OSPF
- BGP
- PE-PE Routing
- AS-Override
- SOO
- VPN Internet Access
- VRF Route Leaking
- Multicast Operations
- PIM Dense-Mode
- PIM Sparse-Mode
- Rendezvous Points
- Static Assignment
- Auto-RP
- BSR
- Multicast Borders
- Multicast MPLS VPN
- Multicast VRF
- MVPN Configuration
- Inter-Domain Multicast
- MSDP
- MBGP w/ Multicast Address-Family
- Source-Specific Multicast (SSM)
- SSM Configuration
- Multicast Over Frame-Relay
- Joining Multicast Groups
- Multicast Stub Routing
- Multicast à Broadcast Conversion
- Broadcast à Multicast Conversion
- IP Mroute
- PIM DR
- Multipath Multicast
- Multicast Address Scopes
- Anycast
- Bi-Directional PIM
- Configuration
- Phantom RP
- MRM
- IP & IOS Services
- DHCP Server
- DHCP Client
- NAT
- IP Accounting
- IP Event Dampening
- WCCP
- FHRP
- HSRP
- VRRP
- GLBP
- Tracking
- IP SLA Tracking
- IRDP
- NTP
- Peer Mode
- Master Mode
- Client Mode
- Broadcast Mode
- Authentication
- SNMP
- SNMPv3
- RMON
- Netflow
- Control-Plane Policing
- Policing
- Protection
- Logging
- Misc. Telnet Services
- Core Dumps
- Archive Command
- KRON
- EEM
- MPLS
- Day Three Configuration Videos
- Basic MPLS
- Enabling MPLS
- Configuring LDP
- Authentication
- Label Ranges
- Investigating An LSP
- Investigation Of PHP
- Implicit NULL
- Explicit NULL
- MPLS Over Frame-Relay
- OSPF Implications
- Loopbacks
- Point-To-Multipoint OSPF
- OSPF Implications
- VRF-Lite
- Configuration Of An End-To-End VRF-Lite Network
- MPLS L3 VPN
- PE-CE Routing
- RIP
- EIGRP
- BGP
- PE-PE Routing
- MP-iBGP
- BGP Free Core
- VRFs
- Redistribution
- PE-CE Routing
- Multicast
- PIM Sparse-Mode
- PIM NBMA-Mode
- Auto-RP Configuration
- BSR Configuration
- Static RP Configuration
- Joining A Multicast Group
- PIM DR Configuration
- MRM Configuration
- IOS Services Configuration
- DHCP Server
- DHCP Client
- NAT Examples
- WCCP
- HSRP
- VRRP
- GLBP
- Tracking
- NTP Configurations
- Master Mode
- Client Mode
- Broadcast Mode
- Authentication
- Basic MPLS
- Day Four Lectures
- Security
- AAA
- Login DoS Protection
- Console Port Security
- IOS Firewall
- Virtual Fragmentation Reassembly
- CBAC
- TCP SYN Protection
- Alerts & Audits
- PAM
- HTTP Inspection Engine
- Application Inspection
- Java Applet Blocking
- URL Filtering
- IOS Zone-Based Firewall
- Restrictions
- Parameter Maps
- Example
- Zone-Based Firewall URL Filtering
- Hash Table
- Transparent IOS Firewall
- IOS IPS
- Configuration Example
- Advanced Configurations
- Access-Lists
- Standard ACL
- Extended ACL
- Reflexive ACL
- Time-Based ACL
- Lock N’ Key Security
- Important ACL Ranges
- Object-Groups In ACLs
- Flexible Packet Matching
- Access-Lists & Binary Operations
- Unicast RPF
- IP Source Tracking
- Quality Of Service (QoS)
- RFC791 & The ToS Byte
- IP Precedence Values
- Differentiated Services (DSCP)
- AF PHB
- AF PHB & DSCP Conversion
- EF
- Queuing
- FIFO
- Weighted Fair Queueing
- Priority Queueing
- Custom Queueing
- CBWFQ/LLQ
- Policing & Shaping
- GTS
- FRTS
- MQC Based Policing/Shaping
- Fragmentation
- Frame-Relay Fragmentation
- CAR
- RSVP
- MQC Configurations
- Class-Maps
- Policy-Maps
- NBAR
- Auto-QoS For The WAN
- Auto-QoS For The LAN
- 3560 QoS
- CoS & DSCP Maps
- Examples
- 3560 Interface Output Queues
- Priority Queue
- SRR Queuing
- Shaped
- Shared
- 3560 Policing
- Aggregate Policer
- RFC791 & The ToS Byte
- IPv6
- History Review
- IPv6 Over Ethernet
- IPv6 Header
- IPv6 Addressing
- IPv6 Address Spaces
- Link-Local
- Site-Local
- Unique-Local
- EUI-64 Addressing
- IPv6 Transitioning
- IPv6v4 Tunnels
- IPv6 Multicast
- MLD
- Addressing
- IPv6 BSR
- IPv6 Basic Configurations
- EIGRPv6
- OSPFv3
- IPv6 GRE Tunnels
- IPv6 6to4 Relay Configuration
- IPv6 NAT
- IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
- Security
- Day Four Configuration Videos
- Security
- AAA
- 802.1x
- Login Protection
- Console Port Security
- IOS Firewall Configuration (CBAC)
- Zone-Based Firewall Configuration
- Parameter Maps
- Reflexive ACL Configuration
- Time-Based ACL Configuration
- Lock N’ Key Configuration
- Object-Groups Configuration
- Unicast RPF Configuration
- AAA
- QoS Configurations
- Priority Queueing Configuration
- Custom Queueing Configuration
- CBWFQ Configuration
- Policing & Shaping
- Frame-Relay Traffic-Shaping (FRTS) Configuration
- General Traffic-Shaping (GTS) Configuration
- CAR Configuration (Rate-Limit)
- MQC Shaping/Policing Configuration
- NBAR
- 3560 QoS
- Output Queues
- Aggregate Policer
- CoS & DSCP Map Configurations
- SRR Queuing Configuration
- IPv6
- IPv6 Interface Configurations
- IPv6 Over Frame-Relay Configurations
- EIGRPv6 Configuration
- OSPFv3 Configuration
- IPv6 Redistribution
- IPv6 GRE Tunnel Configuration
- Security
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Although this product is specifically designed to be utilized as a self-study learning tool, IPexpert clients are never left on their own. In fact, IPexpert's commitment to top-notch customer support is a cornerstone of our mission statement.
Many CCIE training entities promise support on their forums or within their communities. IPexpert is different. We go above and beyond our competition by being available to serve you in many different ways.
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IPexpert really played an excellent outstanding role, without the materials that I bought for Routing and Switching, I would never have passed the CCIE lab on my first attempt. It's not only that, I learned so much from the materials that I bought from IPexpert. I would strongly suggest to everyone, if you want to become a CCIE, IPexpert material is the way to go.
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