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Device Infrastructure: High Availability

The document outlines the exam objectives for the JNCIE-SP certification exam. It covers key topics in several areas including device infrastructure, IGPs, MPLS, BGP, VPNs, multicast, and class of service. Specific subtopics listed under each area include configuration, implementation, troubleshooting, and features related to protocols, high availability, routing, signaling, and more. Candidates are expected to demonstrate skill in these areas to pass the exam.

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Device Infrastructure: High Availability

The document outlines the exam objectives for the JNCIE-SP certification exam. It covers key topics in several areas including device infrastructure, IGPs, MPLS, BGP, VPNs, multicast, and class of service. Specific subtopics listed under each area include configuration, implementation, troubleshooting, and features related to protocols, high availability, routing, signaling, and more. Candidates are expected to demonstrate skill in these areas to pass the exam.

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JNCIE-SP Exam Objectives (Exam: JPR-960)

This list is intended to provide a general view of the skill sets required to successfully
complete the JNCIE-SP exam. Topics listed are subject to change.

Device Infrastructure
High Availability
o Aggregated Ethernet, including fault detection
o Graceful Restart
o Graceful Routing Engine switchover
o Nonstop Routing
o VRRP
Automation Implementation
o Scripts (OP/event/commit)
o Archival
Secure and Monitor Junos Devices
o Radius and local user accounts
o Firewall filtering
o Unicast reverse-path-forwarding
o Syslog

IGP
Troubleshooting
o Neighbor establishment
o Routing loops
o MTU mismatch
o Authentication
o Router IDs
o IGP timers
Implementing
o Configuration of IGPs (IS-IS and OSPF)
o Router advertisement
o Routing policy
o IPv4 and IPv6 support
o BFD
o Loop-free alternate routes
o Load balancing
o Optimize timers
o CSPF support

MPLS
Signaling protocols
o RSVP
o LDP tunneling
o LDP IGP tracking
o LDP policies
o BFD
Path selection
o Admin groups
o Defining EROs
o Bypass LSPs
o Detour LSPs
Features
o Load balancing
o LSP selection using policy
o Routing table manipulation
o Optimization and auto bandwidth
o TTL handling

BGP
Routing Policy
o Communities
o IPv4 and IPv6
o 4-byte ASN
o Load balancing
o Remote-triggered black holes
Implementation
o IBGP and EBGP
o IPv4 and IPv6 peering communities
o IPv6 tunneling
o Authentication
o 4-byte ASN
o BFD
Scaling
o Route reflection with IPv4, IPv6, and VPNs
o Inet.3 and inet.6.3 route resolution

VPNs
Layer 3 VPNs
o Hub and spoke
o Multi-homed
o IPv4 and IPv6
o Internet access
o Source of Origin
o PE-CE Protocols (BGP, OSPF, RIP, or Static)
o 6PE
o Auto export, RIB groups
o Label-switched interface
o AS override
Layer 2 VPNs
o VPLS (BGP and LDP)
o VPLS multi-homing
o Martini and Kompella
o VPLS with a point-to-multipoint LSP
o IRB
o IGMP snooping for VPLS
o Spanning tree for VPLS
o VLAN normalization (push, pop, or swap)
o Firewall filtering
Inter-AS VPNs
o Interprovider
o Carrier-of-carriers

Multicast
Implementation
o Draft-rosen and NG MVPN
o PIM sparse mode
o Multicast scoping
o MSDP
o RP redundancy

CoS
Implementation
o BA and MF classifiers
o Rewrite rules
o Drop profiles
o Policers
o Schedulers

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