Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is the only routing protocol capable of handling the number of subnets that exist on the public internet. This course teaches you the basics of using BGP, such as autonomous systems, attributes, and how to configure BGP.

Intermediate System to Intermediate System is the routing protocol of choice for most large service providers. This course teaches you the basics of IS-IS, the CLNS routed protocol, and how to configure IS-IS on Junos OS based network devices.

While having a fast network is key to ensuring data is transmitted around a corporation as quickly and smoothly as possible, there's still a need to route traffic between networks. This course will begin your look at dynamic routing protocols.

A network is a tool that can help drive an organization, the spanning tree protocol is a tool that can help drive a network. This course will tell you how to use it to help make your network stable and resilient.

This course is designed to help you recognize how attacks can come from within the network and what can be done to defend against such attacks when your network is running Juniper EX Series switches.

Whilst many an aspiring network engineer dreams of working on a large enterprise network, to do so takes time, dedication and knowledge. This course, is designed to educate and prepare network engineers for working in enterprise environments.

This course will teach you the core knowledge needed to understand and troubleshoot Linux networking, and prepare you for the networking topics tested on the LFCE/RHCE certification.

The Cisco ACI is one of the most talked about, yet little known solutions from Cisco Systems. This course will teach you how to properly integrate Cisco ACI will several other data center solutions and how to manage a Cisco ACI infrastructure.

What if you could manage your IT environment like a code project? After teaching network fundamentals, this course explores the details of Infrastructure as Code. It focuses on model-driven programmability applied to Cisco networking products.

If you've ever been frustrated trying to work with new product APIs or sort through outdated code examples, this course is for you. You'll focus on modern Cisco products while sprinkling in some advanced HTTP-related API client techniques.

Virtualization management is a required skill for data center networks. This course introduces the concepts of virtualization, including managing virtual guests, managing virtual networks, and installation of the Cisco Nexus 1000v virtual switch.

This course will teach you about managing mail flow for an on-premises Exchange Server environment, including how the transport architecture works, how to configure and control email routing, and how to troubleshoot email delivery problems.