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Duration: 10h 14m
Difficulty: Professional
Instructor: Keith Bogart
Videos: 24
Quizzes: 18
CPE Credits: 13
Published: Jun 30, 2023
Updated: Jun 30, 2023

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WAN Technology Overview & Design Principles

As an Enterprise Networking Design Engineer (or one who aspires to that role), you need to be aware of a variety of WAN technologies as well as their relative strengths and weaknesses. Without this knowledge, you would be unable to make informed choices about connecting your offices via WANs. This course was created to assist you with that goal. In this course (structured around Cisco’s CCNP Enterprise Design certification [ENSLD]), you will become exposed to a great variety of WAN technologies such as Optical WANs (SONET, DWDM, CWDM and more), MPLS, Metro Ethernet, Mobile Wireless WANs and more. You’ll be able to compare and contrast these WAN types, differentiate between different types of VPN models, as well as learn helpful tips related to selecting and designing WANs.

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Course Overview

What Is Included

24 videos18 quizzes6 group7h 14m video runtime3h 00m activity runtime5.00 / 5 rating13 CPE credits

Skill Coverage

NetworkingNetworking → IP Addressing and SubnettingNetworking → IP Addressing and Subnetting → IP Address Management and AssignmentNetworking → IP Addressing and Subnetting → IPv4 Addressing and PlanningNetworking → Network Design and ArchitectureNetworking → Network Design and Architecture → Network Segmentation and VirtualizationNetworking → Network Design and Architecture → Network Topology and DesignNetworking → Network Design and Architecture → Network Topology Fundamentals and StandardsNetworking → Network Device AdministrationNetworking → Network Device Administration → Cisco IOS and Platform AdministrationNetworking → Network Device Administration → First Hop Redundancy and Gateway ProtocolsNetworking → Network Device Administration → Interface and Physical Layer ConfigurationNetworking → Network Monitoring and TroubleshootingNetworking → Network Monitoring and Troubleshooting → Network Diagnostics and TroubleshootingNetworking → Network Monitoring and Troubleshooting → Packet Capture and Traffic AnalysisNetworking → Network SecurityNetworking → Network Security → Cryptography and PKINetworking → Quality of ServiceNetworking → Quality of Service → Bandwidth and Congestion ManagementNetworking → Quality of Service → Traffic Engineering and OptimizationNetworking → Routing Protocols and ConfigurationNetworking → Routing Protocols and Configuration → Interior Gateway Protocol ConfigurationNetworking → Routing Protocols and Configuration → Route Manipulation and PolicyNetworking → Routing Protocols and Configuration → Routing Table and Path ManagementNetworking → Switching and Layer 2 TechnologiesNetworking → Switching and Layer 2 Technologies → Switch Configuration and ManagementNetworking → VPN and TunnelingNetworking → VPN and Tunneling → DMVPN and Multipoint Tunnel ConfigurationNetworking → VPN and Tunneling → IPsec and IKE VPN ConfigurationNetworking → VPN and Tunneling → L2VPN Pseudowire and Virtual Private Wire ServicesNetworking → VPN and Tunneling → MPLS Label Operations and SignalingNetworking → VPN and Tunneling → Tunnel and Overlay Protocol ConfigurationNetworking → Wireless NetworkingNetworking → Wireless Networking → RF Signal and Spectrum ManagementNetworking → Wireless Networking → Wireless Infrastructure Configuration

Course Curriculum

Introduction

1 video

Video

WAN Overview

2 videos • 2 quizs

VideoQuiz

WAN Transport Technologies

8 videos • 7 quizs

VideoQuiz

VPN Usage in WANs

4 videos • 4 quizs

VideoQuiz

WAN Design

8 videos • 5 quizs

VideoQuiz

Conclusion

1 video

Video

Instructor

Keith Bogart

INE Instructor

Keith started his networking career as customer service representative at Cisco Systems in 1996. His desire to learn more soon led him to a position as a Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) engineer on the “Dial-Access” team, and within six months he had obtained his Dial-ISP CCIE. He later became a network consulting engineer and obtained his CCNA certification while teaching the technologies to Cisco employees during his lunch breaks. Keith was the first instructor on Cisco’s TAC Training team, where he taught a wide range of internetworking topics and later developed and taught other courses such as routing protocols, LAN switching, MPLS, 802.1x, and CCNA. After almost 17 years with Cisco, Keith joined a small startup and focused on 802.11 Wi-Fi technologies, during which time he obtained his CWNA certification. He is now very happy to be working with INE as an instructor for Routing & Switching. Keith lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, with his wife, son, and daughter. When he is not teaching INE Bootcamps, Keith can be found at home with his family, reading, or working in the yard.

Focus Areas

Firewall & IDS/IPS

Network Design & Architecture

Service Provider Networking

Wireless Networking (802.11)

Quizzes

Closed captions

Catalog Data

Trailer ID: 22cqG8vd
Learning Paths: 2
Iframes: 0

Related Learning Paths

Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (300-420 ENSLD)

CCNP Enterprise Design (ENSLD)