Extreme Networks - EIP-100/2

This course is also available through Virtual Classroom Training

Course Description

This instructor led course gives students a basic understanding of IP routing in modern networks and an overview of the most common protocols and techniques. Focus will be on the TCP/IP protocol stack and Layer 3 configuration for an IP network using static routes, RIP and OSPF.

Intended Audience

This course is tailored for those individuals responsible for the installation, configuration, management, support and use of the Extreme Networks family of LAN switches, who want to have a solid knowledge of the TCP/IP protocol stack and principles of IP routing. The content of this course helps students to meet the prerequisites for the ECT-200/5 course. This will also benefit students preparing for the ENA Certification.

Pre-requisite Skills

Working familiarity of Data Networking concepts, including basic Ethernet protocol knowledge. These prerequisites can be met with attending the Extreme Introduction to Data Networking course EDN-100/3.

Students Learn to:

• Understand the TCP/IP Protocol Stack.
• Understand the principles of IP routing.
• Implement and IP numbering plan.
• Understand the different unicast routing protocols

Course Outline

• IP addressing and subnetting
• TCP/IP applications (Telnet, FTP, TFTP, SNMP, etc.)
• Principle of IP Routing
• Routing Protocols
• RIP and RIP2 Protocols
• OSPF Protocol