Routing and Switching Troubleshooting Online Training

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UPDATED: December 31, 2014

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This network infrastructure troubleshooting training course prepares learners to troubleshoot routing and switching technologies.

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What you'll learn

Troubleshooting spanning tree protocols
Troubleshooting frame relay
Resolving EIGRP adjacency failures
Troubleshooting OSPF
Troubleshooting BGP
Troubleshooting in Cisco Routing and Switching exams

FAQs

What will you learn in this training on Cisco routing and switching troubleshooting?

You'll learn a lot more than how to turn it off and turn it back on again in this course on diagnosing and solving routing and switching errors on Cisco equipment. You'll learn proper troubleshooting methods, making you a practical expert in identifying underlying problems and applying the right fixes.

Who should take this course in Cisco routing and switching troubleshooting?

This course is ideal for networking professionals with a few years of experience who are looking for a way to solidify their expertise and make a name for themselves. Experienced network administrators and even network engineers who learn proper troubleshooting have a rock-solid foundation for future networking work.

Is this troubleshooting Cisco routing and switching course associated with a certification?

No, this Cisco troubleshooting training isn't associated with any particular certification and won't prepare you for any certification exams. This training is focused on practical troubleshooting skills – it's designed to teach you how to spot root causes of problems before others even notice the outage.

What certification should you be considering after taking this Cisco troubleshooting course?

If you have no Cisco certifications at all, you might start with the CCNA after taking this Cisco troubleshooting course. But if you already have the CCNA, CCNP Data Center or CCNP Enterprise are advanced certifications that depend in part on the knowledge from a course like this.

Why should you take training in troubleshooting Cisco routing and switching?

The best kind of troubleshooting requires deep knowledge of how Cisco routing and switching equipment functions and how protocols behave. You should take this troubleshooting course because it's how to gain that deep level of expertise that only certain networking professionals ever end up attaining.

Who is this for?

This Routing and Switching Troubleshooting training is considered engineer-level Cisco training, which means it was designed for network engineers. This troubleshooting networks skills course is designed for network engineers with three to five years of experience with network infrastructure.

What our learners say

Very easy and fun way to learn. Keith Barker is my favorite, he'll throw in jokes here and there and it makes me remember certain study points. I highly recommend this app and purchasing subscriptions, it is truly worth the money.
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Having access to on-demand labs that I could spin up instantly was very helpful. I didn’t have to have a home environment with a bunch of virtual machines spun up. Or worry about destroying things.
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Study plan

Download the free Routing and Switching Troubleshooting study plan to complete this course in about 8 hours.

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