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OSPF-BGP-MPLS from Scratch

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About the course

In this course we will learn OSPF, BGP and MPLS from Scratch. Anyone with no prior knowledge can start from as we will be starting absolutely from Scratch !! We will be covering following in details,

  1. Fundamental Concepts of Routing
  2. OSPF from Scratch to Design
  3. BGP from Scratch to Design
  4. MPLs from Scratch to Design
  5. How to use OSPF, BGP and MPLS to create a network design.

This course i.e. OSPF, BGP and MPLS from Scratch is currently running live and along with the videos, you can join live classes also if you join this course for an year. Following are the individual topics which we will cover,

Topics covered in Routing Fundamentals:

To understand any routing protocol we need to understand the basics which will be useful when we pick up a protocol for learning. For example, it is absolutely mandatory to understand concept of multicast to understand basic working of OSPF protocol.

Course Introduction, Expectation and Routing basics.
Subnetting, TCP/IP Layering and ARP
Concept of Next-Hop
Routing Table and Control Plane vs Data Plane
VRF’s and Layer-2 Multicast
Static Routing and Concept of Proxy ARP
AD value and longest prefix match
Floating Static Routing and Introduction of Dynamic Routing
Distance Vector Vs Link State Routing Protocols

Topics covered in OSPF

OSPF, a link state routing protocol
OSPF neighborship and concept of Area
OSPF Network Types and Adjacencies
Create your own OSPF lab on EVE-NG
DR/BDR election and Concept of LSA
OSPF Adjacencies and various states
LSA Sequence number and Aging
OSPF LSDB, Type-1 and Type-2 LSA
OSPF stub and point-to-point networks
OSPF loop avoidance and SPF algorithm
OSPF Cost and Traffic Engineering
OSPF Redistribution, Type-4 and Type-5 LSA
OSPF Stubby Areas
Partitioned area and Virtual Link
Route Summarization and Route Priority in OSPF
Default Route in OSPF and OSPF LAB

What you will learn


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Curriculum


Class-1: Course Introduction, Expectation and Routing basics.
Preview
Class-2: Subnetting, TCP/IP Layering and ARP
Preview
Class-3: Concept of Next-Hop
Class-4: Routing Table and Control Plane vs Data Plane
Class-5: VRF’s and Layer-2 Multicast
Class-6: Static Routing and Concept of Proxy ARP
Class-7: AD value and longest prefix match
Class-8: Floating Static Routing and Introduction of Dynamic Routing
Class-9: Distance Vector Vs Link State Routing Protocols
Class-10: OSPF (A link state routing protocol)
Class-11: OSPF neighborship and concept of Area
Class-12: OSPF Network Types and Adjacencies
Class-13: Create your own OSPF lab on EVE-NG
Class-14: DR/BDR election and Concept of LSA
Class-15: OSPF Adjacencies and various states
Class-16: LSA Sequence number and Aging
Class-17: OSPF LSDB, Type-1 and Type-2 LSA
Class-18: OSPF stub and point-to-point networks
Class-19: OSPF loop avoidance and SPF algorithm
Class-20: OSPF Cost and Traffic Engineering
Class-21: OSPF Redistribution, Type-4 and Type-5 LSA
Class-22: OSPF Stubby Areas
Class-23: Partitioned area and Virtual Link
Class-24: Route Summarization and Route Priority in OSPF
Class-25: OSPF Default Route and LAB
Class-26: BGP Introduction and Autonomous Number
Class-27: Route propagation in BGP
Class-28: BGP Neighborship and Messages
Class-29: BGP states and Multi-Hop
Class-30: Multihoming with BGP
Class-31: Why behind iBGP?
Class-32: iBGP Issues and Resolutions
Class-33: iBGP synchronization and Our BGP Lab
Class-34: BGP Route Propagation in LAB
Class-35: BGP Attributes
Class-36: BGP Attributes Continued
Class-37: BGP Best Path Selection Algorithm
Class-38: Prefix-List and Route-Map Part -1
Class-39: Prefix-List and Route-Map Part -2
Class-40: Concept of Route Reflector
Class-41: Communities and Regular Expression Part-1
Class-42: Communities and Regular Expression Part-2
Class-43: Why behind MPLS Part-1
Class-44: Why behind MPLS Part-2
Class-45: Virtual Routing and Forwarding aka VRF’s
Class-46: Route Distinguisher and Route Target
Class-47: VRF Route Leaking
Class-48: Multi-protocol BGP
Class-49: Why behind LDP
Class-50: Label distribution protocol
Class-51: LDP Label and MPLS Packet Walkthrough
Class-52: Complete picture of MPLS VPN’s and LAB
Class-53: LIB,FIB and CEF
Class-54: Enterprise Internet Design using BGP Part-1
Class-55: Enterprise Internet Design using BGP Part-2
Class-56: MPLS Design With RR
Class-57: Demonstration of Prefix-List, AS-Path and Community

What is there in class


This course is all about learning Network Automation, absolutely from scratch. I have been talking to lot of Network Engineers and came to know that most of us have decided to come into networking industry so that we do not need to deal with programming. This is true for me also. But believe me, as the world and requirements are changing so rapidly, that we need to spend some time in learning programming also. One more thing, programming is easy and it is comparatively easy than learning some of the networking concepts like MPLS and BGP.
Here the aim is not to make you the full fledge programmer. The aim is to finish that fear of programming in you. We will start from learning fundamentals of Operating systems. We will take one language like Python and solve some of the real-world automation use cases.

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