Cisco Hands On Training Podcast

The linked video demonstrates RIPng, our first dynamic routing protocol for IPv6. This is a simple

In this hands-on exercise, we configure IPv6 addresses on 3 routers in a triangle. Then we configur

In 2003, I made a VOIP call from home while downloading a large email attachment. The DSL line satu

The linked video introduces IPv6 theory. IPv6 is the 128-bit address replacement for IPv4. The Int

The linked video provides guidance for optimal IOS version selection.The large number of IOS version

In this video demonstration, we show an example of writing IOS Access Control Lists (ACL's) on a hom

IOS routers can act as DHCP clients and DHCP servers. They can also function as Network Address Tra

In this episode we show a video demonstration of the hot standby router protocol. This is a Cisco p

This video demonstrates layer-2 convergence in less than 2 seconds thanks to rapid spanning-tree.Rap

When you have two different links between the same two switches, normally spanning tree will forward

VTP is the VLAN trunking protocol. It's used to disseminate uniform vlan information between switch

Switches can have multiple vlans. When we connect switches together we use 802.1q trunks (or older

We cover intermediate spanning tree concepts. The importance of specifying your root bridge and bac

VLANs are a feature of ethernet switches which makes them act like multiple "virtual switches". Eac

So far we've talked about how IPv4 encodes data into a packet, and how routers learn which direction

In BGP, MED stands for Multi Exit Discriminator. It is a well-known optional attribute which allows

We filter BGP routes in 4 different ways.

We put together what we learned about eBGP, iBGP, and OSPF.

An iBGP example with 1 autonomous system with 3 routers.

An eBGP example with 3 autonomous systems with 1 router each.