MPLS Fundamentals: Cisco CCNP and Real World – Lazaro Diaz

Salepage link: At HERE. Archive: https://archive.is/wip/fM3HN

In this course we will cover all the fundamentals of MPLS. We will be discussing why MPLS was implemented, the terminology used in an MPLS environment, the configurations used in MPLS, concentrating in using Layer 3 VPNs.

We will discuss the LDP protocol, what labels are and how they get forward it to other LDR Routers. Using the hands on lab we will get to see how these labels get forwarded and we will be configuring multiple IGP routing protocols along with BGP to get information across our network.

We will be creating multiple types of VPNs and through the use for Route Targets and Route Reflectors, we’ll demonstrate how packets can be manipulated in a particular direction.

We will definitely be creating Provider Edge routers Customer Edge Routers and have customers within the same company communicate with each other and different companies also be able to communicate with each other through VPN.

We will also learn how to create VRF’s in order to make all this possible, as well as understand the CEF, LFIB, LRIB and much more tables in order to troubleshoot MPLS.

Course Curriculum

Introducing the Multiple Protocol Label Switching Protocol

• Introduction to Section 1
• The Birth of MPLS
• MPLS Terminology
• The MPLS Warm Up Lab Design
• Summary of Section
• MPLS Section 1Quiz

In this section students will gain knowledge on MPLS labels and configurations

• Introduction to MPLS LDP
• The MPLS Label
• Actual configuration of the Warm Up Lab
• Actual lab for Penultimate Hop Pop
• Summary of Section
• MPLS Section 2Quiz

In this section students will gain knowledge on advanced configurations for MPLS

• Introduction to Advanced Lab Section
• Introduction Advanced Lab ISIS MPLS
• Advanced Lab VRF
• Configure BGP for PE to PE communication
• Summary of Section
• MPLS Section 3 Quiz

Provider edge to customer edge communication

• Intro to PE-CE communications
• Introduction to PE – CE communications using BGP
• Intro to PE – CE communication using RIPv2
• Intro to PE – CE communication using EIGRP
• Summary of the Section
• MPLS Section 4 Quiz

This section is dedicated to Traffic Engineering and the how the concept works

• Introduction to the Traffic Engineering Section
• Introduction to configuration of the Traffic Engineering Lab
• Summary of TE Section
• MPLS Section 5 Quiz

Course Summary Section which will give a brief overview of what has been taught

• Course Summary
• MPLS Final Exam