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Operating Juniper Networks Switches in the Enterprise (OJXE)

Course No	:	OJXE
Length	:	Four days

Course Overview

This four-day course discusses the configuration of Juniper Networks EX-series switches in a typical network environment. Key topics include a platform overview, user configuration interfaces, initial and secondary system configuration tasks, operational monitoring of an EX-series switch, Ethernet switching concepts, spanning tree protocol, inter-VLAN routing, switching security protocols and features, IP telephony features, and design and implementation considerations.

Objectives

After successfully completing this course, you should be able to:

»	Describe common deployment options for the EX-series switches.
»	Perform operational monitoring tasks typically associated with EX-series switches.
»	Install and configure an EX-series switch in a network.
»	Form a Virtual Chassis system by connecting multiple EX-4200 switches.
»	Configure and monitor virtual local area networks (VLANs).
»	Create a loop-free network environment using the spanning tree protocol (STP).
»	Implement inter-VLAN routing using static and dynamic methods.
»	Define and apply routing policy and firewall filters.
»	Secure a switch port using available port access security features.
»	Configure and monitor IP telephony features such as PoE, voice VLAN, and LLDP.
»	Design and implement a Layer 2 network using EX-series switches.

Intended Audience

The primary audiences for this course are end users of EX-series switches, which include the following:

»	Network engineers;
»	Support personnel;
»	Reseller support; and
»	Others responsible for implementing Juniper Networks enterprise switching products.

Course Level

This is an introductory-level course.

Prerequisites

The OJXE prerequisite is a basic understanding of the TCP/IP protocols.

While not required, familiarity with the command-line interface of a switching platform or UNIX system is helpful.

Course Contents

Day 1

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Chapter 2: Introduction to Juniper Networks Enterprise Switches

Chapter 3: User Interface Options		Chapter 4: Installation and Initial Configuration
»	User Interface Options	»	Installation Guidelines
»	Active and Candidate Configurations	»	Rescue and Factory-Default Configurations
»	Using the J-Web Graphical User Interface	»	Configuration Checklist
»	Using the JUNOS Software Command-Line Interface	»	Initial Configuration Options
»	Lab 1: User Interface Options	»	Lab 2: Initial Configuration

Chapter 5: Secondary System Configuration		Chapter 6: Operational Monitoring and Maintenance
»	User Configuration and Authentication	»	Monitoring Platform Operation
»	System Logging and Tracing	»	Network Utilities
»	Network Time Protocol		Maintaining JUNOS Software
»	Archiving Configurations User Configuration and Authentication		File System Maintenance and Password Recovery
»	System Logging and Tracing		Lab 4: Operational Monitoring
»	Network Time Protocol
»	Archiving Configurations
»	Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
»	Simple Network Management Protocol
»	Lab 3: Secondary System Configuration
»	Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
»	Simple Network Management Protocol
»	Lab 3: Secondary System Configuration

Day Two Chapter 7: Virtual Chassis		Chapter 8: Interface Support, Configuration, and Monitoring
»	Virtual Chassis Overview	»	Interface Support and Configuration
»	Deployment Options and Installation	»	Monitoring Interface Operation
»	Management and Operation	»	Interface Features
»	Lab 5: Virtual Chassis	»	Lab 6: Interface Configuration

Chapter 9: Ethernet Switching and Virtual LANs		Chapter 10: Spanning Tree Protocol
»	Ethernet LANs		Overview of Spanning Tree Protocol
»	Bridging Basics		Overview of Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
»	VLANs		Overview of Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
»	Configuring and Monitoring VLANs		Configuring and Monitoring STP, RSTP, and MSTP
»	Routed VLAN Interface		Overview of Redundant Trunk Group
»	Lab 7: Ethernet Switching and VLANs		Configuring and Monitoring Redundant Trunk Group
			Lab 8: Spanning Tree
Day Three Chapter 11: Inter-VLAN Routing		Chapter 12: Routing Policy and Firewall Filters
»	Overview of Inter-VLAN Routing	»	Policy Framework
»	Routing Support on EX-series Switches	»	Routing Policy Overview
»	Routing Table and Route Preference	»	Configuring and Monitoring Routing Policy
»	Static Routing	»	Firewall Filter Overview
»	Lab 9a: Static Routing	»	Configuring and Monitoring Firewall Filters
»	OSPF	»	Lab 10: Routing Policy and ACLs
»	Lab 9b: OSPF
»	Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
»	Lab 9c: VRRP

Chapter 13: Switching Security
»	MAC Limiting
»	DHCP Snooping
»	Dynamic ARP Inspection
»	802.1X
»	Lab 11: Switching Security

Day Four Chapter 14: IP Telephony Services		Chapter 15: Design and Implementation of Layer 2 Networks
»	Power over Ethernet	»	Network Development Life Cycle
»	Voice VLAN	»	Network Design Assistance
»	LLDP	»	Implementation Examples
»	LLDP-MED	»	Case Study
»	Lab 12: IP Telephony Services	»	Lab 13: Design and Implementation

For further information please contact E-Mail: training@isilica.net

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