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Seminar
"Switching & Routing - Part II" (duration: 1 day)
This seminar covers
fully independent special information about "Switching and Routing". The seminar
explains special functions, protocols and security aspects of switches and
routings in detail.
WHY you should attend:
- Because you plan to operate intelligent
switches
- Because you want to know new features and
functions in switches and routers
- Because you want to build a redundant and
reliable network
Your PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE:
CONTENT of the Seminar
Introduction
General - Typical Interworking Tasks
Switches
Introduction - Mechanics –
Switch Functions (Power over Ethernet, Port-based
Authentification, Priority Queueing, VLAN Trunking, Additional important Functions) –
Tasks and Functions of Layer 3-7 Switches (NAT, Media Streaming, Routing, Health Checking, Load Balancing, Cache Switching, Cookie
and
SSL Switching, IDS Load Balancing) -
Storage Area Network (SAN) Switches
(Basic Concept, Advantages, Characteristics, Interswitch Links, Administration) -
Multiprotocol Label Switching, MPLS (Goals, Basic Concept, Functions,
Application,
Components, SLA Parameters, Providers / Vendors (Examples))
Routers
Introduction -
Routing Methods (Source, Hop-by-Hop, Default, Static, Dynamic Routing) -
Routing Protocols (Basic Concept, Autonomous Systems, Interior and Exterior
Routing Protocols,
RIP (Functional Principle, Characteristics,
RIPv1/RIPv2), OSPF (General, Network Hierarchy, Shortest Path First
Algorithm, additional Functions), BGPv4 (General, Routing Types,
Functions, Message Types, Router Concept)) –
Bandwidth Management
(General, Traffic Control, Priorization and Bandwidth Reservation) –
Tunneling (Definition, Protocols, Endpoints, Advantages, PPTP, L2TP, GRE, IPsec,
SSL/TLS) –
Typical Router Functions
Example pages of seminar
documentation you
find
here...
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