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Juniper
Juniper JNCIP Enterprise Routing
Curriculum
9 Sections
41 Lessons
24 Hours
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01. Introduction
3
1.1
Enterprise Routing and where this course fits into the certification
1.2
Enterprise Certification
1.3
JNCIP Introduction
02. OSPF
1
2.1
01. OSPF Foundations & Initialization
Introduction to OSPF: Protocol versions and core characteristics
Interface Types: Point-to-Point, Broadcast, Non-Broadcast, and Point-to-Multipoint
Neighbor States: Down, Init, Two-Way, ExStart, Exchange, Loading, and Full
Packet Types: Hello, DBD, LSR, LSU, and LSAck
DR/BDR Election: Designated and Backup Designated Router roles and priorities
02. Intra-Area Operations & Metrics
Network Convergence: LSA Flooding and SPF tree calculation
OSPF Metrics: Understanding Cost and Reference Bandwidth
Metric Manipulation: Altering interface costs and default metrics
LSA Types Overview: Understanding the purpose of Type 1 and Type 2 LSAs
03. Multi-Area Design & Router Roles
The Backbone: Function and requirements of Area 0
Specialized Area Types: Standard, Stub, Totally Stubby, and Not-So-Stubby (NSSA)
Router Designations: Internal, Area Border Router (ABR), and Autonomous System Boundary Router (ASBR)
04. Advanced LSA Propagation & Reachability
Deep Dive into LSA Types: Type 3 (Summary), Type 4 (ASBR Summary), Type 5 (External), and Type 7 (NSSA)
External Reachability: Injecting routes and understanding E1 vs. E2 metrics
Redistribution: Managing routing information between OSPF and other protocols
05. Optimization, Security & Summarization
Route Summarization: Inter-area (ABR) and External (ASBR) summary techniques
OSPF Authentication: Plaintext vs. MD5/SHA secure adjacency
Best Practices: Passive interfaces and stub area optimization
03. IS-IS
4
3.1
Hierarchical Multi-Leve
3.2
Initial Configuration Guidelines
3.3
Default Behavior
3.4
Introduction and Overview
04. BGP
5
4.1
E-BGP Route Advertisement
4.2
Redistribution into OSPF
4.3
Attributes
4.4
Initial Configuration
4.5
Introduction to BGP
05. Route Policy
3
5.1
Regex
5.2
Policy Flow logic
5.3
Policy components
06. IP Multicast
8
6.1
MSDP
6.2
PIM-SM SSM
6.3
PIM-SM ASM
6.4
IGMP
6.5
Multicast Routing Protocols
6.6
RP (Static, Anycast)
6.7
Multicast addressing
6.8
Introduction to Multicast
07. Class of Service
8
7.1
RPM
7.2
Marking
7.3
Shaping
7.4
Queuing
7.5
Policing
7.6
Classification
7.7
Scheduling
7.8
CoS Components
08. Enterprise Architecture
2
8.1
A new architecture – Evolved Campus Core (ECC)
8.2
Traditional Enterprise networks
09. EVPN & VXLAN
7
9.1
Layer 2 connectivity over a Layer 3 network
9.2
EVPN and VXLAN
9.3
VXLAN introduction
9.4
VXLAN Gateways
9.5
EVPN routes
9.6
EVPN operations
9.7
Introduction to EVPN
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