Network Engineering in the Field: Cisco, Juniper and Brocade
Hands-on installation, maintenance and troubleshooting across the three vendors you are most likely to find on a DoD network: Cisco IOS XE, Juniper Junos and Brocade FastIron. Real commands for each platform side by side, from racking and console access through VLANs, spanning tree, LACP, OSPF, AAA, STIG hardening, upgrades with rollback, and structured troubleshooting, plus a full module on legacy Brocade equipment. This is professional development, not certification prep, and nothing here is an 8140 qualification.
65 lessons · 9 hands-on labs. The first module is free — no card.
What the course covers
- 1Free
Working on production network gear without causing an outage
6 lessons
- 2Subscription
Installation and bring-up: from the box to a reachable switch
7 lessons
- 3Subscription
Three command lines, three ways of thinking about configuration
7 lessons
- 4Subscription
Switching across vendors: VLANs, trunks, spanning tree and link aggregation
8 lessons
- 5Subscription
Routing across vendors: interfaces, static routes and OSPF
7 lessons
- 6Subscription
The management plane: AAA, secure access and STIG-driven configuration
6 lessons
- 7Subscription
Maintenance: software upgrades, backups and recovery
8 lessons
- 8Subscription
Structured troubleshooting on any vendor
8 lessons
- 9Subscription
Legacy Brocade in the field: identifying, documenting and sustaining it
8 lessons