Cisco Route 2.0: Enterprise Internet Connectivity Ii

Cisco ROUTE 2.0: Enterprise Internet Connectivity II

Cisco ROUTE 2.0: Enterprise Internet Connectivity II

Overview/Description
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Expected Duration
Lesson Objectives
Course Number
Expertise Level

Overview/Description
The use of BGP as a routing protocol requires that an administrator understand how to correctly configure BGP for scalable internetworking. After completing this course, you will be able to establish single-homed IPv6 Internet connectivity and configure and verify BGP configuration when connecting an enterprise network to ISP networks.

Target Audience
Anyone wishing to obtain real-world routing knowledge, and those that are considering CCNP and CCIP certification. This learning path's discussion of routing could also benefit early CCIE Routing and Switching candidates. Students completing the ROUTE 2.0 learning path should have a solid foundation in routing fundamentals, Cisco IOS basics, and Cisco routing basics. Attending the ICND1 and ICND2 classes or having the CCNA certification will fulfill these expectations.

Prerequisites
None

Expected Duration (hours)
1.5

Lesson Objectives

Cisco ROUTE 2.0: Enterprise Internet Connectivity II

start the course

identify the methods used in assigning IPv6 addresses

assign a manual IPv6 address

configure clients for stateless DHCPv6 autoconfiguration

identify how IPv6 access control lists differ from IPv4 access control lists

configure an IPv6 ACL

identify the challenges and the solutions to secure IPv6 Internet connectivity

list the drawbacks of a single-homed Internet connectivity

recognize how a multihomed design can provide redundancy

recognize how BGP routes between autonomous systems

describe path vector functionality

describe BGP routing policies

identify BGP data structures

match the BGP message type to its description

explain when BGP should be used

implement NAT

Course Number:
cc_rout_a16_it_enus

Expertise Level
Intermediate