Course Description
Packet forwarding and routing are the fundamental functions of layer 3 network devices, and Junos OS includes sophisticated routing functionality. This course covers layer 3 basics, routing and packet forwarding, routing methodologies, and how to configure basic routing in Junos OS. This course is one of a series of Skillsoft courses that cover the objectives for Juniper Networks exam JN0-102. This exam completes the requirement for the certification Juniper Networks Certified Associate - Junos (JNCIA-Junos).
Learning Objectives
Packet Forwarding
- start the course
- describe the packet forwarding and routing functions of layer 3 devices, such as routers
- describe the packet forwarding function
Routing Methodologies
- describe the routing function
- describe static routing and how and where it is used
- describe techniques for dynamic routing, and the advantages of dynamic routing
- describe distance vector dynamic routing protocols, such as RIP
- describe link-state routing protocols, such as OSPF
Routing Tables
- describe the features and function of routing tables on routing devices
- contrast routing tables and forwarding tables
- describe preference values for routes, how they are used, and default values
- describe how and why you would use multiple routing instances on a routing device
Configuring Basic Routing
- view forwarding tables on Junos OS devices
- view routing tables on Junos OS devices
- configure static routes on Junos OS devices
- configure IPv6 static routes on Junos OS devices
- monitor a static route on a Junos OS device
- configure RIP on a Junos OS device
- monitor RIP on a Junos OS device
- configure OSPF on a Junos OS device
- monitor OSPF on a Junos OS device
Practice: Routing Configuration
- select and configure a routing protocol in Junos OS