Leased Line Aggregation (LLAGG) + 1 Day CCNA® Overview - EVDO

Length: 4-day Workshop

Tech 2000 has removed the prerequisite requirement by providing supplemental content from the Cisco CCNA® courseware. This modification will save your students both time and money.

The course will focus on the customer's use of a high-density aggregation router, the hardware, and software components developed to meet that need. Practical in-depth, hands-on exercises are structured to provide students with the skills required to install, configure and troubleshoot the C10000 series router.

This course focuses on the use of the Cisco 10000 in Leased Line applications. These applications include T1, T3,SONET, SDH, etc. The course focuses on line card configuration, operation, and troubleshooting.

You will learn to:

• Present the functions uses and capabilities of the C10000 series router
• Introduction to Cisco IOS® 12.0 navigation and command line interface, including priviledged and configuration commands
• Introduction to Cisco IOS® 12.0 configuration and demonstration
• Define function of SONET, line section, path
• Demonstrate configuration and monitoring of SONET CHOC3
• Demonstrate configuration and monitoring of MLPPP
• Demonstrate configuration and monitoring of MR-APS
• Define the various leased-line access architectures that use the Cisco® 10000 series
• Demonstrate a functional understanding of the C10000 series hardware components, their interconnection, dependencies and features
• Provide a functional description of the PRE and PXF including their architecture, header forwarding and packet processing
• Use PXF and Cisco IOS® commands to track and monitor system traffic
• Describe and verify the operation of PRE redundancy on the Cisco® 10000 series router
• Configure clear channel and channelized interfaces in T3, T1, E1 SONET and SDH environments
• Configure and verify the operation of hierarchical and regular QoS policies on the Cisco® 10000 series router

Recommended for:

• Cisco® Employee
• Cisco® Customer
• Channel Partner
• Channel Reseller

Prerequisites:

None

Course Outline: CCNA® Overview

• Operating and Configuring Cisco IOS Devices
• Module 1: Configuring Catalyst Switch Operations
• Module 2: Extending Switched Networks with Virtual LANs
• Module 3: Determining IP Routes
• Module 4: Managing IP Traffic with ACLs
• Module 5: Establishing Serial Point-to-Point Connections

Course Outline: Leased Line Aggregation (LLAGG)

• Module 1: Introduction
• Implementations
• Features and functions
• Module 2: System Hardware Overview
• Major chassis components
• Backplane busses
• Line card features and functions
• Lab 1: System Familiarization
• Review and use system related Cisco IOS® commands
• Module 3: Basic Interface Configuration
• Pre-provisioning, resetting, and shutting down system modules
• T3, DS1, and DS0 configuration
• Configuration of MLPPP
• Configuration of Gig E subinterfaces
• SONET technology primer
• Configuration of channelized SONET and SDH Controllers
• Description of MR-APS operation
• Loopback testing
• Lab 2: Configure and test CT3 and GigE interfaces
• Configure and conduct loopback tests on T3 and T1 interfaces
• Configure and conduct loopback tests on a GigE subinterface
• Module 4: Cisco 10000Perfromance Routing Engine
• PRE architecture
• Life of a packet
• Single and multi-pass features
• PRE Queuing and Flow Control
• Module 5: Cisco 10000 Software Operation and Features
• Major system software components and their functions and relationship
• System images
• Boot sequence with its various components
• Use Cisco IOS® and PXF commands to monitor traffic passing trough the system
• Lab 3: System Booting and Traffic Monitoring
• Describe and use various commands to boot the Cisco 10000 series router
• Use the proper PXF and Cisco IOS® commands to monitor system traffic
• Use the proper PXF commands to monitor forwarding processor load and traffic types
• Module 6: High Availability Overview
• Describe Cisco 10000 Series high availability hardware features and functions
• Describe the functions and features of PRE redundancy including the roles of the active and standby PRE, plus RPR+, NSF, and SSO functionality
• Check system PRE redundancy status and perform Fast software Upgrade (FSU)
• Lab 4: Performance routing engine Redundancy
• Verify the status and operation of PRE redundancy
• Module 7: Cisco 10000 Series Router QoS
• Describe the features and application of QoS in a network
• Describe the functions of the MQC and each of its elements
• Describe the use of and configure a hierarchical traffic policy and its components
• Use specific Cisco IOS® and PXF commands to view the configuration and effects of MQC policies
• Describe the QoS features and function provided by the Cisco 10000 Series router
• Lab 5: QoS
• Create, implement and test a hierarchical traffic policy

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