Description
TRNG-0103 provides a comprehensive study of layer 2 and 3 features of Foundry Networks switches and
routers. These features are common to the majority of Foundry's devices. Upon completion of this
course, you will be able to select appropriate Foundry devices, connect, configure and troubleshoot them.
Who will benefit?
Anyone working with products from Foundry Networks.
Prerequisites
To fully benefit from this course you should have a working knowledge of the listed technologies:
The OSI reference model, differences between and functions of layer 2 and layer 3 devices. STP, RIP, static routes.
Objectives
By the end of the course delegates will be able to:
- Identify where Foundry products are used in a typical data network.
- Create Layer 2 and 3 data networks using Foundry Switches / Routers.
- Use the CLI to configure and manage Foundry Switch / Router interfaces, VLANs and protocols.
- Upgrade software images and files on Foundry Switch / Routers.
- Interconnect Foundry Switch Routers based on a network design.
- Configure Access Lists - Troubleshoot using CLI show commands.
Duration: 3 days
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Contents
The Essentials
Configure Foundry products with the CLI. Determine port settings
from front panel LEDs. List the contents of flash. Move
contents between flash and a TFTP server. Determine the
Layer 2 or 3 configuration of the product. Control user
access.
Trunks
Define the different types of trunks. Configure a trunk.
Use the CLI to find which ports belong to which trunks.
VLANs
Configure Layer 2 port based VLANs. Configure 802.1q Frame
Tagging. Switching Routers (routing between VLANs in one
product). VLAN groups (simultaneous configuration and management
of 1000 or more VLANs).
Spanning Tree Protocol
Foundry STP default 802.1D. Per VLAN Spanning Tree and PVST+
compatibility. Fast Port Span. Fast Uplink Span. Rapid
Spanning Tree (802.1w). STP per VLAN Group.
Routing
Describe the basic functions of RIP. Enable RIP on a router
interface. Configure a static route. Configure a default
route.
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
List the differences between OSPF & RIP. Describe the
basic OSPF terms. List the show commands used for OSPF troubleshooting.
Describe the Hello protocol & Designated Router elections.
List the OSPF LSA types and their function. Configure OSPF
in a variety of configurations: Multi-Area OSPF, Stub Area
OSPF, RIP and OSPF Redistribution, OSPF Virtual links.
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
Describe the basic BGP terms. List the differences between
IGP and EGP. Describe an Autonomous System (AS). List the
steps of BGP peering. List the differences between IBGP & EBGP.
Configure EBGP and IBGP. EBGP for Multihomed ISPs. IBGP
using loopback interfaces. EBGP multi-hop
Access Control Lists (ACLs)
Describe differences between a standard ACL & extended
ACL. Configure standard & extended ACLs. Applying ACLs
to Policy Based Routing.
VRRP
Describe VRRP and VRRPe (Enhanced). Configure VRRP and VRRPe.
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