How to Deploy a Fault-tolerant LAN: Performance Enhancement (Etherchannel) and First-Hop Redundancy (FHRP)
Learn how to set up a fault-tolerant LAN, improve performance by configuring Etherchannel and first-hop redundancy (FHRP). Get hands-on experience of what Cisco CCNA R&S level network engineers do.
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You will find out:
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how to make a local network fault-tolerant;
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what does channel aggregation provide and what is it;
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How to configure EtherChannel in switched networks;
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how PAgP (Port Aggregation Protocol) is used;
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how LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol) is used;
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why do we need first hop redundancy protocols;
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How to configure VRRP protocol (FHRP protocol).
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Determine how your networking knowledge matches the skills of a Cisco CCNA Certified Engineer
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The master class is conducted by
Elena Starkova
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Cisco Academy Certified Instructor for Network Security/CCNA Security and CCNP Enterprise. Received Cisco Instructor Excellence Award Advancing Employability in 2016, 2017 and Expert Level Instructor in 2019 year.
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Candidate of Technical Sciences, specializing in telecommunication systems and networks.
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Together with Konstantin Gerasimenko, I began preparing students for employment directly at Cisco — the Cisco Global Customer Support Center in Krakow, Poland. Currently, 10% of the employees at this center are our graduates.