Rezopole offers two days of training on October 1st and 2nd to provide you with the basics of BGP routing and guide you towards autonomy. The BGP protocol, founder of the Internet, is necessary to interconnect to an IXP.
Combining theoretical courses and practical work, this workshop allows you to gradually and completely approach the different aspects of BGP such as peering and the use of Route Server. From the 1st day, you set up your first session.
You will also discover how the protocol works and how to configure it on different devices such as Bird, Cisco, Mikrotik, Quagga and the techniques to announce and filter networks in both IPv4 and IPv6.  
You will be able to manage and control your Public IP network. You will gain in reliability, independence and reactivity towards transit suppliers.

Price: 1000 € (Ex-VAT) per attendee during 2 days (lunch included)!

This training may be covered by your OPCA (Rezopole activity number: 84691581469).

 

Do you want to participate? Just send us an email.

The registration closing date is on September 24th, 2019.

 

Program

Day 1 IP / AS Routing reminder BGP protocol in details Difference IGP / EGP Worklab introduction (frr) First BGP sessions, Full-Table Multiple peering-sessions Filtering: Prefix-list and Route-map Annonces, filtering and network loop debugging Diagnostic tools

Day 2 Filtering: AS-PATH and Route-map The BGP communities Example of use for LyonIX Traffic shaping: AS-PATH prepend and disaggregation Fine BGP tuning: Fast convergence and Sub-optimal PATHs detection / Packet loss Public-DB declarations : RIPE / RPSL / RPKI / Peering DB Registration contact Routers configuration best current practices Optional: Differences between V4 and V6!

 

 

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