Junos Segment Routing Training Course Overview

In this intensive one-day course, participants will receive comprehensive instruction on Segment Routing, also known as Source Packet Routing in Networking (SPRING). The course is centered around configuring Juniper Networks routing and switching devices to effectively enable segment routing through MPLS switching. Key topics covered include functional concepts, configuration of Interior Gateway Protocols (IGPs) to propagate label information within a domain, segment routing traffic engineering utilizing BGP colored routes, and a deep dive into redundancy and high availability concepts. The latter involves techniques such as Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD), Topology Independent Loop-Free Alternative (TI-LFA), Anycast Segments, and the implementation of link aggregation within a segment routing design. Participants will gain practical insights and hands-on experience to proficiently configure and manage segment routing in Juniper environments.

Intended Audience For Junos Segment Routing Training

• Network Engineers and Architects
• Service Provider Personnel
• System Engineers
• Network Administrators
• Technical Support Staff
• Network Consultants
• Anyone Seeking In-Depth Segment Routing Knowledge

Learning objectives for the Junos Segment Routing training course

• Describe and configure segment routing.
• Configure traffic engineering with segment routing static paths.
• Configure traffic engineering paths using BGP and colored route tags.
• Describe and configure TI-LFA.
• Describe use cases for Anycast segments and configure Anycast segments.
• Configure a link aggregation group (LAG) in a segment routing design.

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Benefits of taking the Junos Segment Routing training

• In-Depth Segment Routing Knowledge: Gain a comprehensive understanding of segment routing, including its functional concepts, configuration, and operational aspects.
• Configuration of Juniper Devices: Learn how to configure Juniper Networks routing and switching devices to support segment routing using MPLS switching.
• Traffic Engineering Expertise: Acquire knowledge of segment routing traffic engineering, including the use of BGP colored routes and other mechanisms for optimal traffic flow.
• Redundancy and High Availability: Explore concepts such as BFD, Topology Independent Loop-Free Alternative (TI-LFA), Anycast Segments, and the implementation of link aggregation in a segment routing design for enhanced redundancy and high availability.
• Hands-On Experience: Benefit from hands-on labs and demonstrations, allowing you to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical environment and gain real-world experience.
• MPLS Switching Capabilities: Understand how segment routing is implemented using MPLS switching, providing you with insights into efficient network routing.
• Multifaceted Skills: Develop skills in various areas, including routing protocols, MPLS, and network redundancy, making you a well-rounded network professional.
• Alignment with Industry Trends: Stay aligned with industry trends and advancements by learning about modern routing techniques and technologies.
• Support for Design Decisions: Acquire knowledge that supports effective design decisions when implementing segment routing in network architectures.
• Preparation for Advanced Networking: Lay the foundation for more advanced networking and routing courses by building expertise in segment routing.
• Problem-Solving Skills: Enhance your ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues related to segment routing implementations.
• Current Technology Landscape: Stay current with the latest developments in networking technologies, especially those related to segment routing, to stay competitive in the field.
• Professional Certification Preparation: If applicable, the training may serve as preparation for relevant professional certifications in networking and routing.