Introduction and Orientation

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Module Content
Introduction Instructor/Student Introductions Facilities Student Kit Administrative Course Pre-requisites Student Objectives Agenda Introduction to Extreme Networks Certification Program Summary
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Introductions
Instructor

Name Company Job Title Experience

Students

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Name/Company
Job Title/Responsibility Network Experience - Number of Years Extreme Networks Product Exposure Course Expectations Recreational activities

Facilities
Restrooms Emergency Exits First Aid Stations Lunch and Break Rooms Telephones Messages Parking

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Student Kit
Training Manual Pen and Marker Note Pad Course Evaluation Form Certificate

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Administrative
Class Roster/Sign-In Sheet Questions in Class

Lecture
Lab Exercises Lunch Breaks Morning and afternoon breaks Pagers and Mobile Phones Emergency Procedures

Non-smoking policy
Course Evaluation
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Course Knowledge Prerequisites

LAN fundamentals TCP/IP, IP addressing, and subnet masking Switching, bridging, and routing concepts Attendance in Extreme Networks courses Introduction to Data Networking Introduction to IP Routing

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High-level Student Objectives

Upon completion of this course, the successful student will be able to: Describe Extreme Networks switching products, and software products. Define Extreme Networks hardware and software features. Define the ExtremeXOS and Command Line Interface structure.

Configure the switch for management access, navigate the command interface, and save the switch configuration.
Configure port parameters, layer-2 forwarding, and port load sharing.

Describe different VLAN types.

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More Student Objectives

Create and configure port-based, protocol-based, and tagged VLANs.

Configure a Spanning Tree Protocol network.

Configure an Ethernet Automatic Protection Switching ring.

Configure static IP forwarding and IP routing functions.

Configure and deploy a dynamically routed network using RIP and OSPF.

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Day 1 - Agenda
Module 1 Introduction and Orientation Module 2 Extreme Networks Product Overview Module 3 Initial Switch Configuration Initial Switch Configuration Lab LUNCH Module 4 Switch Management Switch Management Lab Module 5 Layer 1 Configuration Layer 1 Configuration Lab
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Day 2 Agenda
Module 6 Layer 2 Forwarding Layer 2 Forwarding Lab

Module 7 Introduction to VLANs Port-based VLAN Configuration Lab

LUNCH

Module 8 Tagged and Protocol-based VLANS Tagged VLAN Configuration Lab Protocol-based VLAN Configuration Lab

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Day 3 Agenda
Module 9 vMAN VLANS vMAN VLAN Configuration Lab

Module 10 Spanning Tree Spanning Tree Configuration Lab

LUNCH

Module 11 Ethernet Automatic Protection Switching Basic EAPS Configuration Lab

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Day 4 Agenda
Module 12 IP Unicast Routing and Configuration Static Routing Configuration Lab

Module 13 Configuring RIP RIP Configuration Lab

LUNCH

Module 14 Configuring OSPF OSPF Configuration Lab

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Day 5 - Agenda
Module 15 Network Troubleshooting Network Troubleshooting Lab

LUNCH
Module 16 Switch Diagnostics Switch Diagnostics Lab

Course Wrap-Up Certificate of Attendance Course Evaluation ENA Certification

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Introduction to the Extreme Networks Certification Program

The Certification Levels

Extreme Networks Associate (ENA) Extreme Networks Specialist (ENS)

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Extreme Networks Associate (Level 1)

Foundation for Extreme Networks Certification Program.

Focuses on the configuration and management of the Extreme Networks family of switch products.
Facilitated by Authorized Training Partners.
Full 5-day attendance in ECF class to obtain certification Price is included with ECF class Alternatively, take an 80-question, 2-hour, multiple-choice exam Price is equal to one day of training or one training voucher if test is purchased separately Minimum required score to pass is 75%
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Extreme Networks Specialist (Level 2)

Exam verifies advanced skills:

Redundancy Routing Security Multicast Routing

First-level TAC bypass with ENS certification

Direct access to Tier 2 Technical Assistance Center with service

contract

Bypass Level 1 TAC

Certification valid for 2 years.

To register for the ENS level of certification, you must complete the Extreme Networks Associate Certification.
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Extreme Networks Specialist (Level 2) Continued

Scheduling ENS exam: Use website www.extremenetworks.com/education and
select an Authorized Training Partner in your region

Price is a one-day training voucher

Theoretical knowledge and practical skills are tested in a combination of multiple choice questions and hands-on exam configuring: Extreme Networks Security Fundamentals ESF-300/3 Extreme Networks Redundancy Fundamentals ERF-300/2 Extreme Networks Interior Gateway Protocols EIGP-300/2 Extreme Networks Multicast Routing EMR-300/2 Minimum required score 75%
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Extreme Networks Course Curriculum

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Extreme Networks Specialist Curriculum

ENS Level Courses Extreme Networks Security Fundamentals
(ESF-300/3)

Extreme Networks Redundancy Fundamentals

(ERF-300/2)

Extreme Networks Multicast Routing

(EMR-300/2)

Extreme Networks Interior Gateway Protocols

(EIGP-300/2)

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Supportive Curriculum
Elective courses EPICenter 5.0 Tutorial Extreme IPv6 Fundamentals Summit WM Fundamentals

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Certification and Curriculum Updates

Disclaimer Always visit our website for the most up-to-date information
about the Extreme Networks Certification Program and Course Curriculum

www.extremenetworks.com/education/training

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Summary
Introduction Instructor/Student Introductions Facilities Student Kit/Documentation Administrative Course Pre-requisites Course Objectives

Agenda
Extreme Networks Certification Program

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