Routing Fundamentals
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Hyatt Regency Bellevue - Bellevue, WA
This full-day course will teach you the theory and practice behind designing a reliable and stable network that is easier to troubleshoot and maintain. From routing principles to BGP to peering, this NANOG course is just for you!
Continental Breakfast - 8:00am - 9:00am
Lunch -12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Registration opens at 8:00am
Class - 9:00am - 5:00pm
Room -Laurel - 3rd Floor - Cascade Tower
Instructor - David Barak
David Barak is a Principal Architect for AT&T Consulting, and is responsible for design, implementation, and remediation of large and complex secure unicast and multicast networks of AT&T commercial and government customers. He routinely provides NOC-level training in routing, ipsec, and multicast, Before coming to AT&T, he worked at UUNet in both the support and training departments. Outside of the networking world, his band has released three albums.
Outline:
- The OSI Model
- IGPs for fun and profit
- Algorithms, scalability, usability
- Lab 1: build the basic OSPF network (45 minutes)
- Principles of routing
- Lab 2: build basic iBGP with route-reflection (45 minutes)
- BGP in detail - algorithm, communities
- Lab 3: build eBGP peering with basic policy (45 minutes)
- Routing policy in detail
- Peering Negotiations (1 hour)
- Lab 4: Build the negotiated network (1 hour)
Includes a full day of instruction, lunch, snacks and a sponsored evening social where you can mingle with Internet industry veterans.
Price also includes access to the first day of NANOG 61 which takes place on June 2-4, 2014 and will offer a great opportunity to network with colleagues, freshen-up skills, learn advanced networking techniques, and discover new network applications.
- Early Bird Registration through May 25, 2014
($300)
- Member Early Bird Registration through May 25, 2014
($275)
- Late and Onsite Registration starting May 26, 2014
($350)
- Member Late and Onsite Registration starting May 26, 2014
($325)
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