Routing and Switching Solutions for System Engineers(RSSSE)

This course teaches students how to plan activities that provide a technical description of solutions presented to customers and point out specific advantages of selecting Cisco solutions as part of a System Engineer and Field Engineer team effort.  It will prepare the student to develop a detailed network design for the customer's advanced routing and switching needs, including Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), Quality of Service (Qos), High Availability (HA), and IP version 6 (IPv6).  CCDA Certification is strongly suggested as a prerequisite.  Candidates should also have knowledge equivalent to CFXSE, QoS, and BSCI.  This course is for customer solution engineers, network solution engineers, core infrastructure staff, and ISP staff.

CCNA Certification strongly recommended.
BSCI also recommened.

Customers, Channel Partners / Resellers, Customer Solution Engineers, Network Solution Engineers, core infrastructure staff, ISP staff.  Anyone pursuing CCNP Certification or advanced routing and switching knowledge.  CCIE candidates.

After completing this course the student should be able to:
• Describe the detailed technical features of BGP, and plan BGP implementations
• Describe advantages and features of a Cisco MPLS solution, and plan MPLS implementations
• Describe and plan Cisco solutions for QoS in a voice and video integrated network
• Provide requirements and design for a high availability design at layers 1, 2, and 3
• Plan for an IPV6 address design, including migration
• Describe the current Cisco product line for both switching and routing with an emphasis on when and where to recommend the various platforms

• Designing BGP Solutions
• Understanding and Designing MPLS Solutions
• Planning a Campus QoS Implementation
• Designing a High Availability Campus Network
• Describing and Designing IPV6 Networks
• Exploring Cisco Product Solutions