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The centerpiece of this Lesson Module is the Troubleshooting video on demand (VoD) instruction. The split-screen format of each VoD module provides the powerful learning experience of shadowing a Cisco CCIE who is configuring and explaining a Troubleshooting process.

Duration

Seven Hours

Each VoD is approximately 15??0 minutes in length, and the approximately seven hours of VoD modules are grouped into three blocks. A set of supporting "Spot the Issues" soft assessment quizzes are included in each block. In addition, two hands-on, technology-focused practice labs on the subject of the Troubleshooting are available in this Lesson Module.

Target Audience

The Troubleshooting lesson is for professional-level networking engineers who have 3?? years of network engineering experience or who have completed the Cisco CCNP certification. This self-paced Lesson Module is for engineers who need to master CCIE-level problems that involve:

• Formulating a structured and consistent troubleshooting process
• Troubleshooting Link-Layer Technologies
• Troubleshooting IPv4 Routing Protocols
• Troubleshooting IP Services: IPv6, Multicast, Router QoS and NAT

Recommended Prerequisites and Corequisites

A CCNP level of understanding of network troubleshooting are required. It is also recommended that this lesson be completed with these lessons

• CCIE R&S Lesson: Data Link Layer Technologies
• CCIE R&S Lesson: Frame Relay
• CCIE R&S Lesson: BGP Routing Protocols

Lesson Module Objectives

Upon completion of this self-paced Lesson Module, learners should be able to formulate well-defined mental simulations to perform the following Troubleshooting tasks with the minimally described parameters that are commonly found in CCIE-level tasks.

• Formulate an end-to-end opening moves strategy for troubleshooting tasks
• Formulate a troubleshooting strategy for link-layer technologies
• Formulate a troubleshooting strategy for routing protocols
• Formulate a troubleshooting strategy for IP Services that include IPv6, Multicast, Router QoS and NAT

Lesson Module Outline

The VoDs in this Lesson Module discuss these topics:

Block 1: Troubleshooting Tools and Techniques
• Introduction to Troubleshooting
• Troubleshooting Tools ??IOS SHOW Commands
• Troubleshooting Tools ??PING
• Troubleshooting Tools ??Traceroute
• Troubleshooting Tools ??Debug IP Packet Part I
• Troubleshooting Tools ??Debug IP Packet Part II
• Troubleshooting Frame??elay Part I
• Troubleshooting Frame??elay Part II
• Troubleshooting Frame??elay Part III
• Troubleshooting Switched Interfaces ??Fundamentals
• Troubleshooting Switched Interfaces ??Strategy Part I
• Troubleshooting Switched Interfaces ??Strategy Part II Block 2: Troubleshooting Routing Protocols
• Troubleshooting RIP
• Troubleshooting EIGRP Adjacencies
• Troubleshooting EIGRP Routing
• Troubleshooting OSPF Adjacencies
• Troubleshooting OSPF Routing Part I
• Troubleshooting OSPF Routing Part II
• Troubleshooting Redistribution
• Troubleshooting BGP Neighbor Relationships Part I
• Troubleshooting BGP Neighbor Relationships Part II
• Troubleshooting BGP Routing Part I
• Troubleshooting BGP Routing Part II
• Troubleshooting BGP Filtering Part I
• Troubleshooting BGP Filtering Part II
• Troubleshooting BGP Filtering Part III Block 3: Troubleshooting IP Services
• Troubleshooting IPv6 Part I
• Troubleshooting IPv6 Part II
• Troubleshooting IP Multicast
• Troubleshooting Router QoS Part I
• Troubleshooting Router QoS Part II
• Troubleshooting NAT

Lab Outline

This Lesson Module contains two hands-on labs that focus on the Troubleshooting topics in the VoDs. Learners must supply the lab equipment that is required to run the labs. Each of these hands-on, technology-focused scenarios consists of:

• A scenario written with CCIE-level troubleshooting tasks
• A detailed Answer Key
• The web-based and highly interactive Mentor Guide

Lab Topology

The following minimal topology is required to perform the Troubleshooting Lesson Module labs.