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A Practical Training Course That Teaches Real World Skills In this project-based Cisco 300-101 - ROUTE Exam Training video tutorial series, you'll quickly have relevant skills for real-world applications. Follow along with our expert instructor in this training course to get: Concise, informative and broadcast-quality Cisco 300-101 - ROUTE Exam Training training videos delivered to your desktop The ability to learn at your own pace with our intuitive, easy-to-use interface A quick grasp of even the most complex Cisco 300-101 - ROUTE Exam Training subjects because they're broken into simple, easy to follow tutorial videos Practical working files further enhance the learning process and provide a degree of retention that is unmatched by any other form of Cisco 300-101 - ROUTE Exam Training tutorial, online or offline... so you'll know the exact steps for your own projects. Course Fast Facts: Only 12 hours to complete this course 128 tutorial videos Expert instructors lead each course Download to any Windows PC or Mac and save for viewing off line Course is accessible 24/7 from any computer once downloaded You can study from home or at work at your own pace in your own time Course Description In this Cisco 300-101 - ROUTE Exam Training course, expert author Gregory Dickinson will teach you everything you need to know to prepare for and pass the ROUTE exam. This course is designed for someone who already has a basic level of Cisco knowledge, and is looking to attain the CCNP ROUTE certification.

You will start with a review of routing, then jump into learning about basic and advanced EIGRP. From there, Gregory will teach you about basic and advanced OSPF, including OSPF virtual links, OSPF area types, and publishing default routes in OSPF. This video tutorial also covers route redistribution, modifying routing using policy, and internet connectivity and BGP. You will also learn about advanced BGP...

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System Requirements - Digital Download Digital Download: Microsoft Windows XP or higher, Mac OS X 10.4 or higher. Minimum screen resolution of 1024x768 Digital Download specific requirements: Between 1GB and 6GB of available hard drive space (depending on the training course) An Internet connection with sufficient bandwidth. You must have at least a 56K modem connection (Broadband recommended). Most modern ADSL and Cable internet solutions will be sufficient. Do I need...

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01. Course Overview
- Introduction And Prerequisites
- About The Author
- Topics Covered
- Changes From The Previous Exam
- Overview Of Cisco Certifications
- 0106 How To Access Your Working Files
02. Review Of Routing
- Routing Versus Switching
- Review Of Routing Basics
- Routing Protocols - Part 1
- Routing Protocols - Part 2
- Review Of Frame Relay Networking
03. Basic EIGRP
- EIGRP Overview
- EIGRP Neighbor Relationships
- EIGRP Route Selection - Part 1
- EIGRP Route Selection - Part 2
- EIGRP Configuration Lab - Part 1
- EIGRP Configuration Lab - Part 2
- Examining The EIGRP Metric - Part 1
- Examining The EIGRP Metric - Part 2
- Examining The EIGRP Metric - Part 3
- Static Neighbor Configuration
- EIGRP Passive Interfaces
04. Advanced EIGRP
- 0401 Tuning The EIGRP Metric
- 0402 Tuning EIGRP Convergence - Part 1
- 0403 Tuning EIGRP Convergence - Part 2
- 0404 EIGRP Stub Routers - Part 1
- 0405 EIGRP Stub Routers - Part 2
- 0406 Load Balancing In EIGRP - Part 1
- 0407 Load Balancing In EIGRP - Part 2
- 0408 Route Summarization In EIGRP
- 0409 EIGRP Summarization Lab - Part 1
- 0410 EIGRP Summarization Lab - Part 2
- 0411 Default Routes In EIGRP - Part 1
- 0412 Default Routes In EIGRP - Part 2
- 0413 EIGRP Default Route Lab - Part 1
- 0414 EIGRP Default Route Lab - Part 2
05. Basic OSPF
- 0501 Review Of OSPF Concepts - Part 1
- 0502 Review Of OSPF Concepts - Part 2
- 0503 The OSPF Metric Explained
- 0504 OSPF Basic Setup Lab
- 0505 OSPF Neighbor Relationships On LANs
- 0506 OSPF DR And BDR Roles
- 0507 OSPF Neighbor Relationships On WANs
- 0508 OSPF Neighbor Lab
- 0509 OSPF Virtual Links - Part 1
- 0510 OSPF Virtual Links - Part 2
06. Advanced OSPF
- 0601 OSPF LSA Types - Part 1
- 0602 OSPF LSA Types - Part 2
- 0603 OSPF Area Types
- 0604 OSPF Area Types And LSA Lab - Part 1
- 0605 OSPF Area Types And LSA Lab - Part 2
- 0606 OSPF Area Types And LSA Lab - Part 3
- 0607 OSPF Route Summarization Overview
- 0608 OSPF Route Summarization Lab - Part 1
- 0609 OSPF Route Summarization Lab - Part 2
- 0610 Publishing Default Routes In OSPF
- 0611 OSPF Default Routes Lab
07. Route Redistribution
- 0701 Overview Of Route Redistribution
- 0702 Basic Route Redistribution Lab - Part 1
- 0703 Basic Route Redistribution Lab - Part 2
- 0704 Filtering Redistributed Routes
- 0705 Route Filtering Lab - Part 1
- 0706 Route Filtering Lab - Part 2
- 0707 Route Filtering Lab - Part 3
- 0708 Route Filtering Lab - Part 4
- 0709 Route Looping Issues When Redistributing
- 0710 Advanced Redistribution Lab - Part 1
- 0711 Advanced Redistribution Lab - Part 2
- 0712 Advanced Redistribution Lab - Part 3
- 0713 Advanced Redistribution Lab - Part 4
- 0714 Administrative Distance Modification
08. Modifying Routing Using Policy
- 0801 Overview Of Packet Switching - Part 1
- 0802 Overview Of Packet Switching - Part 2
- 0803 Packet Switching Lab
- 0804 Overview Of IPSLA
- 0805 Overview Of Policy-Based Routing
- 0806 PBR And IPSLA Lab - Part 1
- 0807 PBR And IPSLA Lab - Part 2
- 0808 PBR And IPSLA Lab - Part 3
- 0809 PBR And IPSLA Lab - Part 4
- 0810 Overview Of VRF Lite
- 0811 VRF Lite Lab - Part 1
- 0812 VRF Lite Lab - Part 2
- 0813 VRF Lite Lab - Part 3
09. Internet Connectivity And BGP
- 0901 Overview Of Internet Connectivity Options - Part 1
- 0902 Overview Of Internet Connectivity Options - Part 2
- 0903 NAT Lab - Part 1
- 0904 NAT Lab - Part 2
- 0905 NAT Lab - Part 3
- 0906 NAT Lab - Part 4
- 0907 Overview Of BGP - Part 1
- 0908 Overview Of BGP - Part 2
- 0909 BGP Configuration Basics
- 0910 BGP Configuration Lab - Part 1
- 0911 BGP Configuration Lab - Part 2
- 0912 BGP Configuration Lab - Part 3
10. Advanced BGP Topics
- 1001 BGP Redundant Links
- 1002 Internal BGP Overview - IBGP
- 1003 Routing Decisions In BGP
- 1004 Influencing BGP Path Selection
- 1005 BGP Advanced Lab - Part 1
- 1006 BGP Advanced Lab - Part 2
- 1007 BGP Advanced Lab - Part 3
11. Routing Support For IPv6
- 1101 Review Of IPv6 - Part 1
- 1102 Review Of IPv6 - Part 2
- 1103 EIGRPv3 Overview
- 1104 EIGRPv3 Implementation - Part 1
- 1105 EIGRPv3 Implementation - Part 2
- 1106 OSPFv3 Overview And Implementation
12. Router And Network Security
- 1201 Overview Of Security Topics
- 1202 Using ACLs To Secure The Network
- 1203 Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding
- 1204 Password Security
- 1205 Login Security Using AAA
- 1206 Management Security - SSH Versus Telnet
- 1207 Authenticating Routing Protocol Updates
- 1208 OSPF Update Authentication
- 1209 EIGRP Update Authentication
- 1210 GRE Overview
- 1211 GRE Configuration Lab
- 1212 Dynamic Multipoint VPN
13. Network Management
- 1301 Basics Of SNMP
- 1302 SNMP Security
- 1303 NTP Security
- 1304 Netflow Basics
- 1305 Configuring Netflow
14. Conclusion
- 1401 Review Of Concepts
- 1402 Where To Go From Here

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Through well-crafted lessons, expert online instruction and interaction with your tutor, participants in these courses gain valuable knowledge at their convenience. They have the flexibility to study at their own pace combined with enough structure and support to complete the course. And they can access the classroom 24/7 from anywhere with an Internet connection.

New sessions of each course run every month. They last six weeks, with two new lessons being released weekly (for a total of 12). The courses are entirely Web-based with comprehensive lessons, quizzes, and assignments. A dedicated professional instructor facilitates every course; pacing learners, answering questions, giving feedback, and facilitating discussions.

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