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Cisco CCIP BGP 642-661 by Jeremy Cioara Configuring BGP on Cisco Routers BGP.It's only the biggest routing protocol in the world! Regardless if your focus is certification-based or you are planning to deal with BGP at your day-to-day job, the practical, hands-on approach Jeremy Cioara uses will keep you referring back to these Nuggets again and again. Complete with GNS3 labs and scenarios, this BGP series is a must for anyone pursuing the CCIP or CCIE certifications or those who handle networks in the service provider or corporate enterprise environments. Content: 01 - Welcome to BGP - How to Get the Most from This Series 02 - Foundation - What is BGP? When Do I Use It? 03 - Foundation - What is BGP? When Do I Use It?

Cisco retired the 642-661 exam in July 2012. However, this training retains considerable value as an IT resource. BGP. Aliens Vs Predator 2 Full Game. It's only the biggest routing protocol in the world!

Regardless if your focus is certification-based or you are planning to deal with BGP at your day-to-day job, the practical, hands-on approach Jeremy Cioara uses will keep you referring back to these Nuggets again and again. Complete with GNS3 labs and scenarios, this BGP series is a must for anyone pursuing the CCIP or CCIE certifications or those who handle networks in the service provider or corporate enterprise environments.

CBT Nuggets - Cisco SP CCIP BGP 642-661 MP4 AVC 202kbps English 800x600 5fps 12h 43mins MP3 mono 64kbps 1.49 GB Genre: Video Training BGP. It's only the biggest routing protocol in the world! Regardless if your focus is certification-based or you are planning to deal with BGP at your day-to-day job, the practical, hands-on approach Jeremy Cioara uses will keep you referring back to these Nuggets again and again. Complete with GNS3 labs and scenarios, this BGP series is a must for anyone pursuing the CCIP or CCIE certifications or those who handle networks in the service provider or corporate enterprise environments.

Welcome to BGP: How to Get the Most from This Series Welcome to the CBTNugget BGP Series!!! In this Nugget, Jeremy discusses the best strategies you can use while navigating the BGP content, the benefits of building a home lab, and how to fall in love. (just watch, you'll understand that last item!) 00:14:54 Foundation: What is BGP? When Do I Use It? Moving into BGP without fully understanding what it is can be a waste of time (at best) or just plain dangerous (at worst). This Nugget pulls the shroud of secrecy away from BGP, clearly defining its purpose and practical usage scenarios.

00:29:45 Foundation: What is BGP? When Do I Use It? (Part 2) Because BGP can have a fairly massive impact on your routers, the first question you need to answer is 'Do I really need to use this?' In this Nugget, Jeremy clearly defines when NOT to use BGP as well as when you SHOULD use BGP. In addition, he walks through the BGP 'resume' (key technical facts) as well as the golden BGP rule.

00:29:54 Foundation: Establishing a BGP session with an ISP Before there can be routes.there must be neighbors! In this Nugget, Jeremy walks through the process of forming a neighbor using BGP and lays down the base configuration from the customer premise to the ISP. 00:34:04 Foundation: Establishing a BGP session with an ISP, Part 2 One ISP wasn't good enough.in this Nugget, we add a second! As the second ISP is brought online a whole host of great topics is revealed: the BGP topology table, the BGP route selection process, and BGP Looking Glasses. 00:25:47 Foundation: Establishing a BGP session with an ISP, Part 3 So your BGP sessions are up, you're receiving routes.but now you want to send routes to the ISP. How do you safely do that? Not only do we answer that question, but we decided to throw in a little distribute-list/route-map filtering and BGP summarization just for fun.