Curriculum
Module 1Nokia DC Fabric SolutionRead moreShow less
- Describe the modern Layer 3 data center architecture
- Explain the advantages of using Layer 3 with BGP as the routing protocol for the data center network
- Explain how VXLAN and EVPN provide a multi-tenant network overlay solution
- List the key characteristics of SR Linux and the Nokia DC fabric solution
- Explain how external applications can use the SR Linux API to configure the router
- Describe the requirements to manage a data center switch fabric
- List the main operations supported by the Fabric Services System
Module 2SR Linux Configuration and RoutingRead moreShow less
- Describe the YANG-based, model-driven architecture of the SR Linux CLI
- Configure CLI output in a table or JSON format and use CLI filters
- Explain the use of configuration checkpoints
- Explain the different configuration datastores and modes and make configuration changes
- Explain the benefits and application of CLI aliases and environment variables
- Configure network interfaces and sub-interfaces
- Show information and statistics about interfaces and sub-interfaces
- Verify the IPv4 and IPv6 routing table
- Explain the use and configuration of IP-VRF and MAC-VRF network instances
- Describe how MAC move is used to control loops in a MAC-VRF
- Explain the purpose of next-hop-groups
- Configure and verify static routes
- Explain how ECMP is used to distribute traffic over multiple links in the fabric
- Configure and verify BGP peers and route policies
- Configure and verify a BFD session between two BGP peers
- Explain how VXLAN provides tunneling capabilities to support overlay networks
- Explain how SR Linux uses BGP EVPN routes to distribute MAC and IP addresses
- Describe L2 EVPN-VXLAN operations
- Configure and verify a L2 EVPN-VXLAN network overlay
- Describe L3 EVPN-VXLAN operations, including the asymmetric and symmetric models
- Configure and verify a L3 EVPN-VXLAN network overlay
Module 3SR Linux Logging, Monitoring, and FilteringRead moreShow less
- Describe the logging capabilities of SR Linux and SR Linux log files
- Describe the purpose and operation of interface ACLs
- Describe the purpose and operations of system ACLs
- Describe the purpose and operation of the CPM-filter and its policers
- Configure CPM-filter and interface ACLs
- Describe the capture-filter and how it can be used for traffic monitoring
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