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Course Content for SPADVROUTE

Unicast Routing

1.1 Compare OSPF and IS-IS routing protocols

1.2 Troubleshoot OSPF multiarea operations (IPv4 and IPv6)

• • 1.2.a Route advertisement
  • 1.2.b Summarization

1.3 Troubleshoot IS-IS multilevel operations (IPv4 and IPv6)

• • 1.3.a Route advertisement
  • 1.3.b Summarization

1.4 Describe the BGP scalability and performance

• • 1.4.a BGP confederations
  • 1.4.b Route reflectors

1.5 Troubleshoot BGP

• • 1.5.a Route advertisement
  • 1.5.b Route reflectors
  • 1.5.c Confederations
  • 1.5.d Multihoming
  • 1.5.e TTL security and inter-domain security
  • 1.5.f Maximum prefix
  • 1.5.g Route dampening
  • 1.5.h Dynamic neighbors
  • 1.5.i Communities

1.6 Describe IPv6 tunneling mechanisms

• • 1.6.a Static IPv6-in-IPv4 tunnels
  • 1.6.b Dynamic 6to4 tunnels
  • 1.6.c IPv6 provider edge (6PE)

1.7 Implement fast convergence

• • 1.7.a Bidirectional forwarding detection
  • 1.7.b Nonstop Forwarding
  • 1.7.c NSR
  • 1.7.d Timers
  • 1.7.e BGP pic (edge and core)
  • 1.7.f LFA
  • 1.7.g BGP additional and backup path

2.0 Multicast Routing

2.1 Compare multicast concepts

• • 2.1.a Multicast domains, distribution trees, and IGMP operations
  • 2.1.b Any-Source Multicast (ASM) versus Source Specific Multicast (SSM)
  • 2.1.c Intra-domain versus inter-domain multicast routing

2.2 Describe multicast concepts

• • 2.2.a Mapping of multicast IP addresses to MAC addresses
  • 2.2.b Multiprotocol BGP for IPv4 and IPv6
  • 2.2.c Principles and operations of PIM-SM
  • 2.2.d Multicast Source Discovery Protocol (MSDP) operations
  • 2.2.e MLDP/P2MP

2.3 Implement PIM-SM operations

• • 2.3.a Auto-RP, PIMv2 BSR, anycast RP
  • 2.3.b BIDIR-PIM operations
  • 2.3.c SSM operations
  • 2.3.d MSDP operations

2.4 Troubleshoot multicast routing

• • 2.4.a Single domain
  • 2.4.b Multidomain

3.0 Routing Policy and Manipulation

• • 3.1 Compare routing policy language and route maps
  • 3.2 Describe conditional matching

3.2.a Operations

• • 3.2.b Semantics of policy applications and statements
  • 3.2.c Regular expressions
  • 3.2.d Policy sets
  • 3.2.e Tags
  • 3.2.f ACLs
  • 3.2.g Prefix lists and prefix sets
  • 3.2.h Route types
  • 3.2.i BGP attributes and communities
  • 3.2.j Hierarchical and parameterized structures

3.3 Troubleshoot route manipulation for IGPs

• • 3.3.a IS-IS
  • 3.3.b OSPF

3.4 Troubleshoot route manipulation for BGP

• • 3.4.a Route filtering
  • 3.4.b Traffic steering

4.0 MPLS and Segment Routing

4.1 Troubleshoot MPLS

• • 4.1.a LDP
  • 4.1.b LSP
  • 4.1.c Unified BGP
  • 4.1.d BGP free core
  • 4.1.e RSVP TE tunnels

4.2 Implement segment routing

• • 4.2.a Routing protocol extensions (OSPF, IS-IS, BGP)
  • 4.2.b SRGB and SRLB
  • 4.2.c Topology-Independent Loop-Free Alternate (TI-LFA)
  • 4.2.d Migration procedures (SR prefer and mapping server)

4.3 Describe segment routing traffic engineering

• • 4.3.a Automated steering and coloring
  • 4.3.b Policies (constraints, metrics, and attributes)
  • 4.3.c PCE-based path calculation

4.4 Describe segment routing v6 (SRv6)

• • 4.4.a Control plane operations
  • 4.4.b Data plane operations

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