CCIE is the highest level of certification in field of networking and it sets a professional benchmark for Internetwork experts. A Certified CCIE can design, install, configure, debug, implement security and operate LAN, WAN, and dial access services for organizations with networks from hundreds to thousands of nodes.

Prerequisites:
Students must be CCNA or CCNP Certified to take this course.

Course Outline
3550 Switching

• Interface names
• Banner
• Interface range
• Regular Macros
• Smart ports macros
• VTP domains
• passwords
• STP (PVST, MST, Rapid STP)
• Optimization of STP
• BPDU Guards
• BPDU Filters
• SPAN
• RSPAN
• NTP
• HSRP
• Logging
• Controlling Telnet
• Port Security (Shutdown, Protected, Restricted)
• Storm control
• Protected Ports
• 802.1x authentication
• Trunking (ISL, 802.1q)
• VLAN-Maps
• UDLD
• Ether Channels
• IP Phones and 3550
• QOS

HDLC

• HDLC configuration
• Compression

PPP

• LQM
• Compression
• PAP
• CHAP
• Multilink

Frame-Relay

• Point-to-point
• Multipoint
• Mixture of point-to-point and Multipoint
• Inverse-arp
• Frame-relay maps
• Hub & Spokes
• PPP over Frame-relay

RIPv2

• Multicasting Updates
• Unicast Updates
• Broadcasting Updates
• Route Filtering
• Authentication (Plain and MD5)
• Manipulation of Rip's Metric
• Summarization command and Auto-Summary
• Offset-list

EIGRP

• Basic Configuration
• Passive-interface
• Authentication
• Unequal cost load balancing
• Offset-lists
• Summarization
• Eigrp/Frame-relay
• Adjusting the timers
• SIA
• default-gateway

OSPF

• DR/BDR, Mixed Topology
• Authentication (Plain and MD5)
• Per-Interface Authentication
• Per Area Authentication
• Filtering Routes
• Injecting Default Routes
• STUB
• Totally Stub
• NSSA (All Three Configs)
• Virtual-Links
• Tunnels
• Administrative Distance
• OSPF/NBMA (Four Network Types)

BGP

• Connection of 2 & 4 ASes
• Restricting the number of Prefixes
• BGP Fast External-fallover
• Default Routes
• Authentication
• IBGP Behavior
• Multihop config
• Network statement
• Origin
• Order of Attributes
• Backdoor Option
• Conditional Advertisement
• Administrative Distance
• Distance Manipulation in BGP
• Route and Path Filtering using regular expressions
• Dampening
• Route Reflectors
• Confederations
• Weight
• Local-Pref
• MED
• AS-Path
• Peer-Groups
• Communities
• Private ASes
• Local-AS
• Prefix-lists
• Aggregation

PBR

• PBR to influence a route (Based on protocol, source address, packet size)

Multicasting

• IGMP
• CGMP
• PIM-DM
• PIM-SM
• PIMDSM
• Tunneling to DVMRP
• Stub configuration
• Broadcast to Multicast
• MSDP
• PIM-BIDIR
• Anycast RP

QOS

• PQ
• CQ
• WFQ
• CBWFQ
• RED
• WRED
• LLQ
• RSVP
• CAR
• NBAR
• FRTS
• DE-Lists
• GTS
• Marking (IP-Prec, DSCP)

IP Services

• NAT/PAT
• HSRP
• VRRP
• IRDP
• NTP
• Accounting
• GLBP
• AAA
• GRE-Tunnel
• Auto Install

Access-Lists

• Standard and Extended Access-lists
• Named Access-lists
• Dynamic
• Reflexive
• CBAC
• Attacks

IPv6

• Assigning IP address
• Neighbor Discovery
• Site local
• Link Local
• Access-lists
• Route-maps
• Debugs
• Pinging
• RIPng
• OSPFv3
• Route redistribution