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Nick Russo

No service provider will ever have 100% global coverage. As a result, carriers often must cooperate to deliver end-to-end services worldwide. This course examines multi-carrier integration along with their corresponding overlay services.

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No service provider will ever have 100% global coverage. As a result, carriers often must cooperate to deliver end-to-end services worldwide. This course examines multi-carrier integration along with their corresponding overlay services.

As carriers seek to expand their customer base, inter-AS services become inevitable. In this course, Inter-AS and Multicast MPLS VPNs, you'll survey the two existing MPLS networks that must cooperate. These rely on different technologies to best represent reality. First, you'll learn how to perform a pre-migration network architecture review. Next, you'll examine the three standard options for building inter-AS MPLS L3VPNs, each of which has its benefits and drawbacks. Last, you'll expand the depths of this integration by adding L2VPNs and multicast VPNs across carrier boundaries. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills necessary to interconnect separate MPLS networks using several options and delivering a variety of network services.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Surveying the Existing Network Architecture
Easily Interconnecting MPLS Networks with Option A
Deploying Simple Multicast VPNs
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Better Scale and Less Configuration with Option B
High-scale MPLS Network Integration with Option C

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Surveys an existing network architecture prior to upgrade
Teaches how to choose the best MPLS configuration
Explores options and methods for building MPLS networks of different types

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Inter-AS and Multicast MPLS VPNs with these activities:
Review Network Fundamentals
Refreshes your understanding of networking fundamentals, such as IP addressing, subnetting, and routing protocols, which are essential for understanding MPLS VPNs.
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  • Review your notes or study materials on network fundamentals.
  • Take practice quizzes or online exercises on IP addressing and routing.
Review computer networking fundamentals
Reviewing the basics of computer networking will help you with core concepts that will appear in this course.
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  • Read articles or blog posts on computer networking fundamentals
  • Watch online videos or tutorials on the OSI Model and TCP/IP
  • Complete practice questions or quizzes on computer networking concepts
Follow Tutorials on MPLS VPNs
Provides a structured and hands-on approach to understanding the concepts and configurations of MPLS VPNs.
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  • Identify well-regarded online tutorials or courses on MPLS VPNs.
  • Follow the tutorials step-by-step and implement the configurations in a lab environment.
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Configure MPLS VPNs in a Lab Environment
Provides practical experience in configuring and troubleshooting MPLS VPNs, reinforcing your understanding.
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  • Set up a lab environment with necessary networking equipment.
  • Follow lab guides or tutorials to configure and test different MPLS VPN scenarios.

Career center

Learners who complete Inter-AS and Multicast MPLS VPNs will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Network Architect
A Network Architect designs, plans, and implements computer networks. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Network Engineer
A Network Engineer plans, designs, builds, operates, and manages computer networks. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Telecommunications Engineer
A Telecommunications Engineer designs, plans, and builds telecommunications systems. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Network Operations Manager
A Network Operations Manager plans and manages the operations of computer networks. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Systems Engineer
A Systems Engineer designs, implements, and maintains computer systems. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Data Center Manager
A Data Center Manager plans and manages the operations of a data center. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Network Administrator
A Network Administrator supports and maintains computer networks. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
IT Manager
An IT Manager plans, implements, and manages information technology systems. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Network Security Engineer
A Network Security Engineer designs and implements network security solutions. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Cloud Architect
A Cloud Architect designs, plans, and implements cloud computing solutions. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
DevOps Engineer
A DevOps Engineer automates the processes of software development and deployment. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Quality Assurance Engineer
A Quality Assurance Engineer tests and evaluates software applications. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Software Engineer
A Software Engineer designs, develops, and tests software applications. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
User Experience Designer
A User Experience Designer designs and develops user interfaces for software applications. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.
Technical Writer
A Technical Writer writes documentation for software and hardware products. This course may help someone in this role understand how to plan MPLS network integration and expansion across multiple carriers, how to connect MPLS networks using different options, and how to deliver different types of network services using MPLS.

Reading list

We've selected seven books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Inter-AS and Multicast MPLS VPNs.
This two-volume collection of routing knowledge is the most thorough text available for learning routing protocols and concepts, including RIP, OSPF, BGP, and MPLS.
Classic reference on BGP, the most widely used routing protocol in the Internet. Although BGP is not a primary focus of the course, this book is valuable to anyone deploying or maintaining large-scale networks that use BGP including service providers and network engineers.
Provides an overview of MPLS VPN architectures and design. It covers topics like MPLS VPN types, MPLS VPN configuration, and MPLS VPN troubleshooting.
Provides a comprehensive overview of MPLS technology. It covers the basics of MPLS, as well as more advanced topics such as MPLS traffic engineering and MPLS security.
Provides a comprehensive overview of multicast VPNs. It covers the basics of multicast VPNs, as well as more advanced topics such as multicast VPN routing protocols and multicast VPN applications.
Provides a comprehensive overview of MPLS fundamentals. It covers topics like MPLS packet format, MPLS label switching, and MPLS traffic engineering.
Provides an overview of MPLS VPNs. It covers topics like MPLS VPN types, MPLS VPN configuration, and MPLS VPN troubleshooting.

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