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CCNP Certification

Cisco Certified Network Professional Routing & Switching (CCNP R&S) certification is appropriate for network professionals with at least one year of networking experience who are ready to a dvance their career and work independently on Cisco network systems.

CCNP certification validates the knowledge and skills to plan, implement, verify and troubleshoot local-area networks (LANs) and wide-area networks (WANs) at the enterprise level. CCNP certified pros can effectively collaborate with specialists on advanced security, voice, wireless and video solutions.

Course Course Objectives :

E-Learning Pro Academy training in Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) Routing and Switching is an ideal certification program for network engineers to maximize their foundational networking knowledge. Our training module imparts participants with practical, relevant and industry-ready domain knowledge on network solutions.

The course validates participants the following skills at the end of the training :

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● Ability to design, apply, authenticate and troubleshoot local and wide-area enterprise networks.

● Coordinate collaboratively with network specialists on advanced security, voice, wireless and video solutions.

Self-Paced Learning

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✔24x7 learner assistance and support







CLASSROOM Course

✔ Blended learning delivery model (self-paced eLearning and/or instructor-led options)
✔ Flexible pricing options
✔ Enterprise grade Learning Management System (LMS)
✔ Enterprise dashboards for individuals and teams
✔ 24x7 learner assistance and support

Course Outline

● Objectives
● Course Overview
● Target Audience
● Exam Pre requisites
● Lessons Covered CCNP Route
● Value of CCNP Routing & Switching Certification
● Information about Exam
● Sources of Information
● Thank You
● Objectives
● Router Basics
● Interfaces
● Simulating a WAN Connection
● Bandwidth (contd.)
● Bandwidth Distribution
● Longest Prefix Match Example
● IP ROUTE Command
● IP DEFAULT NETWORK Command
● Quiz
● Summary
● Thank You
● Objectives
● Introduction to EIGRP
● Diffusing Update Algorithm
● NETWORK Command
● Metric Weights
● Metric
● Configuring Bandwidth and Delay
● Topology Database
● Routing Table
● Tips to Improve EIGRP Convergence and Scalability
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Configuration
● Configuring Area
● Configuring ROUTER ID
● Advertising Networks
● Advertising Networks (contd.)
● Totally Stubby Area
● Not So Stubby and Totally Not So Stubby Areas
● Virtual Link
● Authentication
● OSPF Network Types
● Defined Network Types
● Requirements for Network Types
● Designated Router
● Designated Router Backup Designated Router Election
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Configuring Route Maps
● Configuring Route Maps MATCH Command
● Configuring Route Maps MATCH Command (contd.)
● Configuring Route Maps SET Command
● Permit Deny in Route Map Filtering
● Prefix Lists
● Prefix List Configuration
● Prefix List Implicit Deny
● Distribute Lists
● BGP Filtering
● BGP FILTER LIST
● Policy Based Routing
● Configuring Policy Based Routing
● PBR SET Commands
● Verifying PBR
● Policy Based Routing for QoS
● Frame Relay OSPF
● Frame Relay EIGRP
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Need for Redistribution
● Complications in Redistribution
● Issues in Redistribution
● Routing Loops Example
● Multipoint Redistribution
● REDISTRIBUTE Command
● REDISTRIBUTE Command into RIP
● REDISTRIBUTE Command into OSPF
● REDISTRIBUTE Command into EIGRP
● Manually Updating Routing
● Changing the Seed Metric
● Route Maps to Avoid Route Feedback
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Advantages of IPv6
● General Types of IPv6 Addresses
● Link Local Multicast Addresses
● Solicited Node Multicast
● Address Configuration
● Dynamic Address Configuration
● Neighbor Discovery Protocol
● Stateful DHCP
● Stateless Address Autoconfiguration
● Floating Static Routes
● IPv6 Routing Protocols
● Redistribution
● Adapting IPv4 Commands to IPv6
● IPv6 PING and TRACEROUTE
● Frame Relay over BROADCAST Links
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Dual Stack
● Network Address Translation Protocol Translation
● Tunneling
● Protocol Used in Tunnels
● Tunnels Issues
● Tunnel Endpoints
● IPv4 Compatible Address Tunnel
● Manually Configured Tunnel
● Generic Routing Encapsulation
● 6to4 Tunnel
● Intra Site Automatic Tunnel Address Protocol
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Network Connectivity
● Branch Office Connections to Headquarters
● Remote Access VPN
● NAT Traversal
● Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Relay
● Branch Office Security
● Components of Internet Protocol Security
● Components of Internet Protocol Security (contd.)
● Internet Key Exchange
● Configure IPsec
● IPsec Options
● IPsec Configuring Conditions
● Characteristics of VPNs
● Characteristics of VPNs (contd.)
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Ciscos Campus Enterprise Architecture
● Hierarchical Network Model
● Dual Core versus Collapsed Core
● Core Layer Requirements
● Distribution Layer Requirements
● Access Layer Requirements
● Hierarchical Network Model Layer Requirements
● Switch Blocks
● Sizing Switch Blocks
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Ciscos Campus Enterprise Architecture
● Hierarchical Network Model
● Dual Core versus Collapsed Core
● Core Layer Requirements
● Distribution Layer Requirements
● Access Layer Requirements
● Hierarchical Network Model Layer Requirements
● Switch Blocks
● Sizing Switch Blocks
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Multilayer Switch Fowarding Methods
● Cisco Express Forwarding
● Ternary Content Addressable Memory Tables
● Layer 3 Routing Packet Rewriting
● Lookups
● CEF Based MLS Load Sharing
● Types of Switch Interfaces
● Switch Virtual Interfaces
● Default Gateway Routing
● Layer 3 Routed Port
● Speed and Duplex
● Err disabled Interfaces
● Miscellaneous Switch Configuration
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Switch Port Membership Modes
● VLAN Best Practices
● Create and Manage VLANs
● Default Autostate Behavior for SVIs
● Functions of DTP
● DTP Negotiation
● DTP Trunk Negotiation
● DTP Verification
● SHOW INTERFACE TRUNK Command
● Trunk Best Practices
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Benifits of VTP
● VTP Components
● VTP Configurations
● VTP Advertisements
● Configuration Revision Number
● VTP Pruning
● Default VTP Configuration
● Protected Port Private VLAN Edge
● Private VLANs
● Structure of PVLAN
● Structure of PVLAN (contd.)
● Quiz
● Summary
● Objectives
● Methods to Increase Bandwidth
● Advantages of EtherChannel
● EtherChannel Implementation Requirements
● PAgP and LACP
● LACP Parameters
● Basic Configuration
● Load Balancing
● EtherChannel Configuration Order
● Flex Links
● Flex Links (contd.)
● Quiz
● Summary
1. 35 hours of high-quality e-learning content.
2. Applicable for CCNP - ROUTE, SWITCH and TSHOOT exams.
3. 34 chapter-end quizzes.
4. Assistance in scheduling exam with Pearson Vue Test Center.
5. 3 CCNP simulation exams.
6. Downloadable e-book included
CCNP Routing and Switching certification enhances one’s credibility and marketability within organizations as well as greatly improve Job prospects. The training imparts practical, relevant and job-ready skills which are in demand in the industry. Fortune 500 companies like Cisco, British telecom, Orange telecom, Accenture, Nokia, Siemens, Dimension data, IBM, VM Ware, EMC2 prefer CCNP Routing and Switching certified networking professionals. The average salary of a CCNP Routing and Switching certified professional is $117,000.
The course is ideal for IT technicians and entry-level engineers aspiring to advance their career in the networking field. The training is best suited for Network Specialists, Network Administrators, Network Engineers, System Engineers, Network Support Specialists, Network Administrators, Network Consultants and System Integrators.