This course dives deep into BGP, preparing you for the tough CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure Practical Exam. With over 50 videos, you'll learn from a pro and tackle networking like a champion!
Learn BGP for the CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure Practical Exam
The Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert is known as one of the most grueling, and most respected, networking exams in the world. Engineers are forced to first pass a 90 question written exam in under 2 hours. Questions can range from the most detailed configuration feature to analyzing long in-depth debug outputs. If a candidate can successfully clear the written, they are awarded the right to attempt the 8 hour long lab examination.
Taught by a JP Cedeno, a Technical Solutions Architect at Cisco Systems, this video-on-demand (VoD) series provides 50 videos (15+) hours of lecture and configuration demonstrations. With the average candidate taking 3 attempts to pass the lab, the goal of this course is to give network engineers an expert-level understanding of the most complex routing protocol in the world, BGP, and prepare them for the configuration and troubleshooting challenges they might face in the exam as well as their career.
Any individual who hopes to someday obtain their CCNP and/or CCIE cannot afford to miss this course!!
Learn and understand every BGP requirement on the CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure Practical Exam
Design, configure and troubleshoot complex BGP environments for large scale enterprise networks
Use BGP to overcome difficult networking challenges
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JP is a senior level architect with 22+ years of experience in the management, design, and implementation of large, medium, and small scale network environments. JP Currently holds active CCNA, CCNP, and CCIE certifications in Cisco's Routing & Switching track and spends his days working as a Technical Solutions Architect for Cisco. After spending a little over 1 year redesigning...
Great Instructor
This video was hard to follow. Too fast, and too rapid fire. No offense, I just found this video hard to follow compared to the previous ones. AD being only used in protocol versus protocol .... Would really have liked that explained more since I'm still confused about it.
Nice job explaining BGP
very good content about BGPv4 protocol, I am really curious how to configure BGP adjacency over TCP port 179 and how to implement MP-BGP for PE/CE.
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It was good but I am going from one lab to another and sometimes seemsd like next lab has some different base configs so takes me a bit to figure out. Not sure if that is actually better since I spend time investigating; for example 3.3.3.3 was not showing up in BGP table for R1 but was showing up in static. I googled could not find answer but eventually I figured out on my own as I checked R1 and saw it had a static route "ip route 3.3.3.3 10.1.3.3" to R3 and it was just taking static over BGP. Once remove it then it showed up in routing table. So all that investigation probably helped me to learn. Negative was slowed me down but its about learning not time so I guess that is good.
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Bella J.
impressed at the new things i have to learn about bgp-the practicality well explained. Thank you