ERS 8800/8600/8300 Advanced Configuration and Maintenance On-Site Training
ERS 8800/8600/8300 Advanced Configuration and Maintenance Course Description/AgendaThis course provides an in-depth look at the ERS 8800, ERS 8600, and ERS 8300 products, focusing on the advanced features, maintenance, and troubleshooting. You will gain hands-in experience building and troubleshooting a Resilient Switch Cluster with ERS 8600 and ERS 8300, observing the traffic flow and predicable failure recovery. You will also configure Quality of Service (QoS) and IP filters on the ERS 8600 R-modules and ERS 8300 switches. Throughout the course, you will perform configuration analysis and troubleshoot Layers 1, 2, 3, and 4, utilizing the ERS 8600 maintenance capabilities including PCAP Ping-Snoop. An IP Multicast network is implemented using PIM-SM. You will examine the most advanced features of the ERS: VRF-lite, MPLS and IP VPN-lite, RS modules, 10 Gig Ethernet, and advanced QoS. Certification:This course helps prepare you for the Avaya Certified Support Specialist (ACSS) - Avaya Ethernet Routing Switch Exam 3600.1. What You'll Learn
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Course Outline 1. ERS 8600 Overview 2. ERS 8300 Overview and Hardware 3. ERS 8600 Chassis Configuration 4. ERS Security 5. Layer 1 and Power over Ethernet Configuration 6. Switch Cluster Configuration 7. ERS 8600 Diagnostics Commands 8. ERS 8600 IP Routing and Virtual Routing 9. ERS 8600 QoS and Filters 10. ERS 8300 QoS 11. ERS 8300 Traffic Filters and Policy Creation 12. ERS 8600 MPLS 13. ERS 8600 IP VPN 14. Utilizing Multicast in a Converged Campus 15. IPV6 Configuration on the ERS 8600 Labs Lab 1: ERS Configuration Management and Upgrade Lab 2: Layer 1 and Power over Ethernet Configuration Lab 3: Configuring a Network Core Lab 4: Building in Network Reliability Lab 5: Utilizing Diagnostic Command Lab 6: Configuring VRF Lab 7: Quality of Service on the ERS Lab 8: Configuring MPLS Lab 9: Configuring IP VPN-Lite Lab 10: IP Multicast
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