MPLS Segment Routing

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Table of Contents
Course Management........................................................................................................ 1
Course Description .................................................................................................................. 1
Course Descriptors .................................................................................................................. 1
Target Audiences .................................................................................................................... 1
Course Goal and Objectives .................................................................................................... 2
Prerequisite Knowledge and Skills ........................................................................................... 3
Course Instruction Details ........................................................................................................ 3
Instructor Certification Requirements ....................................................................................... 3
Required Classroom Environment ........................................................................................... 3
Detailed Course Flow .............................................................................................................. 4
Course Outlines ............................................................................................................... 7
Detailed Course Structure and Objectives ............................................................................... 7
Course Introduction ................................................................................................................. 7
Section 1: Cisco 8000 Series Hardware Fundamentals ........................................................... 7
Section 2: Cisco 8000 System Architecture ............................................................................. 8
Section 3: Packet Flow Through the Cisco 8000 Series Router ............................................... 9
Section 4: Traffic Management and QoS on Cisco 8000 Routers .......................................... 10
Section 5: SONiC Basics ....................................................................................................... 11
Section 6: Cisco IOS XR Software Architecture ..................................................................... 11
Section 7: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation ....................................................................... 11
Section 8: Automatic Provisioning .......................................................................................... 12
Section 9: Cisco IOS XR MPLS ............................................................................................. 13
Section 10: Introducing Segment Routing .............................................................................. 14
Section 11: Segment Routing TI-LFA and Traffic Engineering ............................................... 15
Section 12: EVPN Layer 2 Basics .......................................................................................... 16
Section 13: Layer 3 VPNs ...................................................................................................... 17
Section 14: Advanced SR-TE Features ................................................................................. 18
Section 15: Segment Routing IPv6 ........................................................................................ 19
Section 16: Telemetry ............................................................................................................ 20
Section 17: Cisco IOS XR Programmability ........................................................................... 21
Section 18: Application Hosting Overview .............................................................................. 22
Lab Setup ....................................................................................................................... 23
Production Lab Information .................................................................................................... 23
Laboratory Topology (Production).......................................................................................... 23
Production Lab Description .................................................................................................... 23
Lab Topology Diagram (Backbone and Student Pod Views) .................................................. 23
Preparation for Non-Lab Activities ......................................................................................... 24
Lab Details ............................................................................................................................ 24
Discovery 1: Investigate and Monitor Cisco 8000 Series Hardware ....................................... 24
Discovery 2: Troubleshoot Traffic through the Cisco 8000 Router ......................................... 26
Discovery 3: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation ................................................................... 27
Discovery 4: Configure and Verify ZTP .................................................................................. 29
Discovery 5: Configure and Verify Multiprotocol Label Switching ........................................... 31
Discovery 6: Configure and Verify Segment Routing ............................................................. 33
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Discovery 7: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using IS-IS ..................................................... 35
Discovery 8: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using OSPF ................................................... 37
Discovery 9: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using IS-IS ........................................................... 39
Discovery 10: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using OSPF ....................................................... 41
Discovery 11: Configure and Verify Basic EVPN ................................................................... 43
Discovery 12: Configure and Verify Layer 3 VPN ................................................................... 45
Discovery 13: Configure and Verify ODN and Flexible Algorithm ........................................... 47
Discovery 14: Configure and Verify SRv6 .............................................................................. 49
Discovery 15: Configure and Verify Model-Driven Telemetry ................................................. 51
Discovery 16: Configure and Verify Devices by Using Model-Driven Programmability ........... 53
Discovery 17: Configure and Verify Application Hosting Within a Docker Container .............. 54
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Course Management
Course Description
The Cisco 8000 Series Routers Essentials version 1.0 instructor-led course offered by High-Touch Delivery
Learning Services introduces you to the features and functions of the Cisco 8000 Series router platforms.
Through a combination of lecture and hands-on labs, you will gain an understanding of all major aspects of
the platform, including hardware; software; Layer 2 and Layer 3 services; quality of service (QoS) features,
network virtualization, and programmability.
Course Descriptors
This course was developed for VILT via WebEx and ILT delivery modes, distributed to students in eReader
format.
Full Title of Course Cisco 8000 Series Routers Essentials
Course Order Code SP8KE
Course Type [ILT/ELT]
Course Version Number 1.0
New Course? yes
Target Audiences
This section specifies the primary and secondary target audiences of this course by job roles and notes the
relevance to each job role.
Primary audiences:
 This course is designed for technical professionals who need to know how to deploy Cisco 8000 Series
routers in their network environment. The primary audience for this course includes:
− System engineers
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− Technical support personnel
− Channel partners, resellers
Course Goal and Objectives

Overall Course Goal
The primary goal of this course is to have students gain an understanding of all major aspects of the Cisco
8000 Series router platforms, including hardware; software; Layer 2 and Layer 3 services; quality of service
(QoS) features, network virtualization, and programmability.
Course Objectives
Upon completing this course, students will be able to meet these objectives:
 Describe the various Cisco 8000 Series hardware components.
 Explain the system architecture of the Cisco 8000 Series systems.
 Describe the packet flows through the Cisco 8000 Series Router and CLI commands for verifying
packet flows through various Cisco 8000 Series Router components.
 Describe how the QoS features are implemented within the Cisco 8000 Series router, how to examine
the VOQ QoS architecture, and describe how to implement modular Virtual Output Queueing (VOQ),
including congestion avoidance, priority flow control, and congestion management.
 Describe the Software for Open Networking in the Cloud (SONiC) Operating System.
 Describe Cisco IOS XR Software architecture.
 Explain how to install Cisco IOS XR software packages.
 Describe how to provision network devices by using zero touch provisioning.
 Implement and configure Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) and describe MPLS label propagation
in service provider networks.
 Describe the main factors leading to the development and deployment of segment routing, describe the
various types of segments that are used in segment routing, describe the SRGB, and configure and
verify IS-IS and OSPF segment routing operation.
 Describe how to implement and verify TI-LFA in a segment routing environment, the benefits of SR-
TE, and briefly describe the tools required for enabling it.
 Describe the fundamentals of EVPN, how to configure and verify EVPN Native, and how to configure
and verify EVPN VPWS.
 Describe the operation and data flow of the Layer 3 VPN control plane, describe different Layer 3
MPLS VPNs models, and describe how to configure and verify a basic Layer 3 VPN by using Cisco
IOS XR 64-bit software.
 Implement and configure advanced SR-TE features.
 Implement and configure Segment Routing IPv6.
 Implement and configure model-driven telemetry.
 Describe programmable features of Cisco IOS XR software.
 Describe the application hosting architecture and how to deploy a third-party application on a Cisco IOS
XR router.
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Prerequisite Knowledge and Skills
The knowledge and skills that students are expected to have before attending this course are:
 Basic knowledge of router installation and some experience with installation tools.
 Routing protocol configuration experience with BGP, Intermediate System-to-Intermediate System (IS-
IS), and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF).
 Knowledge of Layer 2 IEEE switching and related protocols.
− Strong knowledge of MPLS configuration experience .
− Experience troubleshooting Cisco routers in a large network environment.
Course Instruction Details

Instructor Certification Requirements
Here are the credentials and requirements that a CCSI must meet to be certified to teach this version of the
course. The CCSI must validate their course certifications in the Cisco Instructor Management System
before class delivery.
 The instructor must be a current CCSI instructor in good standing.
 The instructor must be CCNP Service Provider or CCIE Service Provider certified.
 CCSIs who do not meet the certification requirements must pass the new SPCOR 350-501 and SPRI
300-510 exams.
 The instructor must have attended the Cisco 8000 Series Routers Essentials (SP8KE) 1.0 course or
watched Train-the-Trainer on-demand recording.
 The instructor must successfully complete all lab exercises within the SP8KE V1.0 course.
Labs are a major component of the course, so you must become familiar with them in order to assist
students. You are required to complete labs before delivery of the training. Access to instructor preparation
labs for this course is available through the Cisco lab scheduling tool and can be reserved by the Learning
Partner administrator.
Required Classroom Environment

The following are requirements for the room setup, layout, logistics, and equipment:
 Room large enough for 16 learners, set up classroom-style with chairs and tables
 A projector capable of displaying slides
 Projection screen, as needed
 Whiteboard with surface area of 4 x 8 feet or greater
 Usable, dry-erase pens in multiple colors
 Climate control

 Sufficient power for all equipment
 For lab delivery, access to the Internet for all learners and the instructor
Detailed Course Flow

Section 1: Cisco 8000 Series Hardware Fundamentals 70 minutes
Discovery 1: Investigate and Monitor Cisco 8000 Series Hardware 40 minutes
Section 2: Cisco 8000 System Architecture 90 minutes
Section 3: Packet Flow Through the Cisco 8000 Series Router 60 minutes
Discovery 2: Troubleshoot Traffic through the Cisco 8000 Router 30 minutes
Section 4: Traffic Management and QoS on Cisco 8000 Routers 40 minutes
Section 5: SONiC Basics 20 minutes
Section 6: Cisco IOS XR Software Architecture 45 minutes
Section 7: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation 50 minutes
Discovery 3: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation 60 minutes
Section 8: Automatic Provisioning 30 minutes
Discovery 4: Configure and Verify ZTP 30 minutes
Section 9: Cisco IOS XR MPLS 50 minutes
Discovery 5: Configure and Verify Multiprotocol Label Switching 30 minutes
Section 10: Introducing Segment Routing 70 minutes
Discovery 6: Configure and Verify Segment Routing 45 minutes
Section 11: Segment Routing TI-LFA and Traffic Engineering 50 minutes
Discovery 7: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using IS-IS 60 minutes
Discovery 8: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using OSPF 60 minutes
Discovery 9: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using IS-IS 60 minutes
Discovery 10: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using OSPF 60 minutes
Section 12: EVPN Layer 2 Basics 60 minutes
Discovery 11: Configure and Verify Basic EVPN 60 minutes
Section 13: Layer 3 VPNs 60 minutes
Discovery 12: Configure and Verify Layer 3 VPN 60 minutes
Section 14: Advanced SR-TE Features 60 minutes
Discovery 13: Configure and Verify ODN and Flexible Algorithm 80 minutes
Section 15: Segment Routing IPv6 75 minutes
Discovery 14: Configure and Verify SRv6 80 minutes
Section 16: Telemetry 80 minutes
Discovery 15: Configure and Verify Model-Driven Telemetry 50 minutes
Section 17: Cisco IOS XR Programmability 100 minutes
Discovery 16: Configure and Verify Devices by Using Model-Driven 70 minutes

Programmability
Section 18: Application Hosting Overview 30 minutes
Discovery 17: Configure and Verify Application Hosting Within a Docker 45 minutes
Container

Course Outlines
Detailed Course Structure and Objectives
This autogenerated in-depth outline of the course structure lists each section and topic along with their
objectives.
Course Introduction
Note Instructor: The Course Introduction provides learners with the course objectives and
prerequisite learner skills and knowledge. The Course Introduction presents the course flow
diagram and the icons that are used in the course illustrations and figures. This course
component also describes the curriculum for this course, providing learners with the
information that they need to make decisions regarding their specific learning path.
 Overview
 Course Goal and Objectives
 Course Flow
 Your Training Curriculum
 Learner Introductions
Section 1: Cisco 8000 Series Hardware Fundamentals

Objectives:
 Describe the Cisco 8000 Series architecture, list the features and functions of the new Cisco 8000 Series
chassis and describe the FRUs and components

This lesson includes these topics:
 Cisco 8000 Series Router Overview
− Objectives:
 Describe the Cisco 8000 Series routers
 Cisco 8100 and 8200 Series Fixed Systems
− Objectives:
 Overview of the Cisco 8100 and 8200 fixed routers
 Cisco 8800 Series Modular Systems
− Objectives:
 Describe the Cisco 8800 Series Modular Systems
 Cisco 8800 Series Line Cards
− Objectives:
 Describe the Cisco 8800 Series line cards
 Cisco 8000 Series Optics
− Objectives:
 Describe the Cisco 8000 Series Optics
 Discovery 1: Investigate and Monitor Cisco 8000 Series Hardware
− Objectives:
 Verify software version, the status of hardware modules, environmental and power
management, processor, and memory utilization on Cisco 8000 Series router, and configure and
verify interface in breakout mode
− Visual Objective
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Verify Software Version on Cisco 8000 Series Router
− Task 2: Verify Status of Hardware Modules on Cisco 8000 Series Router
− Task 3: Verify Environmental and Power Management on Cisco 8000 Series Router
− Task 4: Verify Processor and Memory Utilization on Cisco 8000 Series Router
− Task 5: Configure and Verify Interface in Breakout Mode
 Summary Challenge
Section 2: Cisco 8000 System Architecture

Objectives:
 Silicon One Architecture
− Objectives:
 Describe the Cisco Silicon One routing silicon architecture and the various Cisco 8000 Series
ASICs
 Chassis Architecture
− Objectives:
 Describe the architecture of the 8800, 8200, and 8100 Series chassis
 Switch Fabric Architecture
− Objectives:
 Describe the switch fabric architecture and the fabric cards
 Route Processor Architecture
− Objectives:
 Describe the Route Processor and its features and explain how to replace a Route Processor
 Line Card Architecture
− Objectives:
 Describe the Cisco 8800 line card architecture and list the available Cisco 8800 line cards
 Power Architecture
− Objectives:
 Describe the power architecture of the Cisco 8100 fixed routers, Cisco 8200 fixed routers, and
Cisco 8800 Modular Chassis
 Baseboard Management Controller
− Objectives:
 Describe Cisco 8000 System Baseboard Management Controller (BMC)
Section 3: Packet Flow Through the Cisco 8000 Series Router

Objectives:
 Describe the packet flows through the Cisco 8000 Series Router and CLI commands for verifying
packet flows through various Cisco 8000 Series Router components

 Flow of Packets in the System
− Objectives:
 Describe the various packet flows within the Cisco 8000 Series system
 Tracing Packet Flow Through Line Cards
− Objectives:

 Use CLI command to trace and verify the flow of packets through the line cards
 Tracing Packet Flows Through the Route Processor
− Objectives:
 Describe the CLI commands for tracing a packet flow through the Cisco 8000 Series route
processor
 Tracing Packet Flows Through the Switch Fabric
− Objectives:
 Describe the CLI commands for tracing packet flow through the Cisco 8000 Series system
switch fabric
 Discovery 2: Troubleshoot Traffic through the Cisco 8000 Router
− Objectives:
 Verify packet flows in the system, through line cards, through the route processor, and through
the switch fabric
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Verify Packet Flows in the System
− Task 2: Verify Packet Flows Through Line Cards
− Task 3: Verify Packet Flows Through Route Processor
− Task 4: Verify Packet Flows Through Switch Fabric
Section 4: Traffic Management and QoS on Cisco 8000

Routers
Objectives:
 Describe how the QoS features are implemented within the Cisco 8000 Series router, how to examine
the VOQ QoS architecture, and describe how to implement modular Virtual Output Queueing (VOQ),
including congestion avoidance, priority flow control, and congestion management

 VOQ Overview
− Objectives:
 Describe QoS features within the Cisco 8000 Series router and how to examine the VOQ QoS
architecture
 MQC Framework
− Objectives:
 Describe MQC framework used for QoS provisioning within the Cisco 8000 Series router
Section 5: SONiC Basics

Objectives:
 Describe the SONiC operating system

 SONiC Overview
− Objectives:
 Describe the SONiC architecture and various components of the operating system
 SONiC Deployment on the Cisco 8000 Series Routers
− Objectives:
 Describe a SONiC installation process for Cisco 8000 Series routers
Section 6: Cisco IOS XR Software Architecture

Objectives:
 Describe Cisco IOS XR Software architecture

 Cisco IOS XR7 Software Fundamentals
− Objectives:
 Describe the evolution of Cisco IOS XR software and lists the operational enhancements of the
Cisco IOS XR7 software
Section 7: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation

Objectives:
 Explain how to install Cisco IOS XR software packages

 Software Package Basics
− Objectives:

 Identify the Cisco IOS XR software package types
 Installation Workflows
− Objectives:
 Describe the Cisco IOS XR systems installation workflows
 Golden ISO
− Objectives:
 Describe how to create a Golden ISO image
 Bug Fix RPMs
− Objectives:
 Describe how bug fixes are implemented by using RPMs
 FPD Upgrades
− Objectives:
 Describe how card firmware can be updated
 Discovery 3: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation
− Objectives:
 Create and configure local repository, install a Cisco IOS XR software package, and remove a
Cisco IOS XR software package
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Package Upgrade from a Remote Repository
− Task 2: Create and Configure a Local Repository
− Task 3: Install RPM with Optional Feature
− Task 4: Remove RPM with Optional Feature
Section 8: Automatic Provisioning

Objectives:
 Describe how to provision network devices by using zero touch provisioning

 Automatic Provisioning Overview
− Objectives:
 Describe iPXE a Preboot Execution Environment that is embedded in the router and that works
at the BIOS level
 Discovery 4: Configure and Verify ZTP
− Objectives:
 Configure autoprovisioning by using a static configuration and by using script
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Configure Autoprovisioning by Using a Static Configuration
− Task 2: Configure Autoprovisioning by Using a Script
Section 9: Cisco IOS XR MPLS

Objectives:
 Implement and configure MPLS and describe MPLS label propagation in service provider networks

 MPLS Architecture
− Objectives:
 Describe MPLS architecture, control, and data planes
 MPLS Applications
− Objectives:
 List MPLS applications in service provider environments
 LDP Introduction
− Objectives:
 Describe LDP process and operation in a service provider network
 MPLS Forwarding Introduction
− Objectives:
 Describe how label allocation and distribution function in an MPLS network
 MPLS Forwarding Operation
− Objectives:
 Describe MPLS forwarding operation
 MPLS Configuration
− Objectives:
 Configure MPLS in service provider environments
 MPLS Monitoring
− Objectives:

 List tools and commands for monitoring MPLS operation
 MPLS Troubleshooting
− Objectives:
 Describe MPLS OAM, list troubleshooting methods, and commands
 Discovery 5: Configure and Verify Multiprotocol Label Switching
− Objectives:
 Configure and verify MPLS LDP and verify the MPLS operation
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Verify the IS-IS Routing
− Task 2: Configure and Verify MPLS
− Task 3: Verify MPLS Operation
Section 10: Introducing Segment Routing

Objectives:
 Describe the main factors leading to the development and deployment of segment routing, describe the
various types of segments that are used in segment routing, describe the SRGB, and configure and
verify IS-IS and OSPF segment routing operation

 Segment Routing Overview
− Objectives:
 Describe the main factors leading to the development and deployment of segment routing
 SIDs
− Objectives:
 Introduce the various types of segments used in segment routing and shows how to examine the
SRGB
 Segment Routing Configuration and Verification Basics
− Objectives:
 Configure and verify IS-IS and OSPF segment routing operations
 Discovery 6: Configure and Verify Segment Routing
− Objectives:
 Configure and verify IGP segment routing
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Verify Lab Connectivity
− Task 2: Verify the Existing LDP Environment
− Task 3: Configure Segment Routing Support
− Task 4: Configure the Segment Routing Prefix SID
− Task 5: Configure and Verify the Segment Routing Prefer
− Task 6: Configure Segment Routing with OSPF
Section 11: Segment Routing TI-LFA and Traffic Engineering

Objectives:
 Describe how to implement and verify TI-LFA in a segment routing environment, the benefits of SR-
TE, and briefly describe the tools required for enabling it

 Topology-Independent Loop-Free Alternate
− Objectives:
 Implement and verify TI-LFA in a segment routing environment
 Local SR-TE
− Objectives:
 Describe the benefits of SR-TE and briefly describes the tools required for enabling it.
 Discovery 7: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using IS-IS
− Objectives:
 Configure and verify SR TI-LFA using IS-IS
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Verify Segment Routing Environment and Forwarding
− Task 2: Configure TI-LFA
− Task 3: Zero-Segment Protection
− Task 4: Single-Segment Protection
− Task 5: Double-Segment Protection
 Discovery 8: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using OSPF

− Objectives:
 Configure and verify SR TI-LFA using OSPF
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Verify Segment Routing Environment and Forwarding
− Task 2: Configure TI-LFA
− Task 3: Zero-Segment Protection
− Task 4: Single-Segment Protection
− Task 5: Double-Segment Protection
 Discovery 9: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using IS-IS
− Objectives:
 Configure and verify SR-TE using IS-IS
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Verify Network Topology
− Task 2: Create Segment Routing Policy Using Dynamic Path
− Task 3: Create Segment Routing Policy Using Explicit Path
 Discovery 10: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using OSPF
− Objectives:
 Configure and verify SR-TE using OSPF
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Verify Network Topology
− Task 2: Create Segment Routing Policy Using Dynamic Path
− Task 3: Create Segment Routing Policy Using Explicit Path
Section 12: EVPN Layer 2 Basics

Objectives:
 Describe how to configure and verify EVPN Native and EVPN VPWS
 EVPN Foundation
− Objectives:
 Describe the fundamentals of EVPN
 Configuring and Verifying EVPN Native
− Objectives:
 Describe how to configure and verify EVPN Native
 Configuring and Verifying EVPN VPWS
− Objectives:
 Describe how to configure and verify EVPN VPWS
 Discovery 11: Configure and Verify Basic EVPN
− Objectives:
 Configure BGP sessions between the route reflector and BGP route reflector clients, configure
and verify EVPN VPWS
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Configure BGP Route Reflector
− Task 2: Configure and Verify EVPN VPWS
Section 13: Layer 3 VPNs

Objectives:
 Describe MPLS Layer 3 VPNs, different Layer 3 VPN models, and explain how to configure and verify
the basic MPLS Layer VPN implementation

 Layer 3 VPN Overview
− Objectives:
 Describe the operation and data flow of the Layer 3 VPN control plane
 Layer 3 VPN Models
− Objectives:
 Describe different Layer 3 MPLS VPNs models
 Layer 3 VPN Configuration and Verification

− Objectives:
 Describe how to configure and verify a basic Layer 3 VPN by using Cisco IOS XR 64-bit
software
 Discovery 12: Configure and Verify Layer 3 VPN
− Objectives:
 Configure and verify Layer 3 VPN, BGP to Support VPNv4 address family, and BGP as PE-CE
routing protocol
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Configure and Verify BGP to Support VPNv4 Address Family
− Task 2: Configure BGP as PE-CE Routing Protocol
Section 14: Advanced SR-TE Features

Objectives:
 Implement and configure advanced SR-TE features

 Segment Routing Performance Measurement
− Objectives:
 Implement Segment Routing Performance Measurement
 On-Demand Next Hop
− Objectives:
 Implement On-Demand Next Hop
 Segment Routing Flexible Algorithm
− Objectives:
 Implement Segment Routing Flexible Algorithm
 Discovery 13: Configure and Verify ODN and Flexible Algorithm
− Objectives:
 Configure and verify SR-TE for high-bandwidth traffic, SR-TE for low-latency traffic, SR-TE
for high-bandwidth and low latency traffic, using ODN, and network slicing, using a Flexible
Algorithm
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Configure SR-TE for High-Bandwidth Traffic
− Task 2: Configure SR-TE for Low-Latency Traffic
− Task 3: Configure SR-TE for High-Bandwidth and Low-Latency Traffic by Using ODN
− Task 4: Configure and Verify Network Slicing by Using the Flexible Algorithm
Section 15: Segment Routing IPv6

Objectives:
 Implement and configure Segment Routing IPv6

 Segment Routing over IPv6 Overview
− Objectives:
 Describe basic Segment Routing over IPv6 concepts
 Configuring and Verifying SRv6
− Objectives:
 Describe how to configure and verify SRv6
 Discovery 14: Configure and Verify SRv6
− Objectives:
 Configure and verify IS-IS for IPv6 routing, the SRv6 extension, MP-BGP, flexible algorithm,
and VRF using latency metric
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Configure and Verify IS-IS for IPv6
− Task 2: Configure and Verify SRv6 Extension
− Task 3: Configure and Verify MP-BGP
− Task 4: Configure BGP Between PE and CE Routers
− Task 5: Configure and Verify Flexible Algorithm
− Task 6: Configuring and Verifying VRF Using Latency Metric

Section 16: Telemetry
Objectives:
 Implement and configure model-driven telemetry

 Examining Telemetry Fundamentals
− Objectives:
 Examine the basics and features of Telemetry on the Cisco IOS XR Software
 Model-Driven Telemetry
− Objectives:
 Describe the Model-Driven Telemetry on the Cisco IOS XR Software
 Telemetry Encoding and Transport Methods
− Objectives:
 Describe the telemetry encoding and transport methods
 gRPC Fundamentals
− Objectives:
 Describe the gRPC fundamentals
 Configuring Telemetry
− Objectives:
 Configure Dial-Out and Dial-In Telemetry with TCP, UDP, and GRPC
 Telemetry Collectors
− Objectives:
 Describe the available commercial and freely accessible collectors for telemetry data
 Discovery 15: Configure and Verify Model-Driven Telemetry
− Objectives:
 Configure and verify Model-Driven Telemetry, and verify the streamed data on the Telemetry
Collector Stack
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Configure and Verify the MDT Destination Group
− Task 2: Configure and Verify the MDT Sensor Groups for Dial-Out
− Task 3: Configure and Verify the MDT Subscription for Dial-Out
− Task 4: Verify the Streamed Data on the Grafana
Section 17: Cisco IOS XR Programmability
Objectives:
 Describe programmable features of Cisco IOS XR software

 Model-Driven Programmability Basics
− Objectives:
 Describe Cisco IOS XR support for Model-Driven Programmability
 NETCONF Fundamentals
− Objectives:
 Describe foundational principles of NETCONF
 gRPC Fundamentals
− Objectives:
 Describe the foundational principles of gRPC
 Cisco IOS XR Service Layer
− Objectives:
 Describe the basics of the Cisco IOS XR services layer and the service layer API architecture
 On-Box Automation Scripts
− Objectives:
 Describe the on-box automation scripts that you can use to automate network operations
 YANG Development Kit
− Objectives:
 Describe YANG development Kit
 Discovery 16: Configure and Verify Devices by Using Model-Driven Programmability
− Objectives:
 Retrieve and edit device configuration by using model-driven programmability
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Configure NETCONF YANG Agent
− Task 2: Retrieve a Complete Running Configuration by Using Model-Driven Programmability
− Task 3: Retrieve Partial Configurations by Using Subtree Filtering
− Task 4: Edit Device Configuration by Using Model-Driven Programmability

− Task 5: Configure and Verify On-the-Box Automation
Section 18: Application Hosting Overview

Objectives:
 Describe the application hosting architecture and how to deploy a third-party application on a Cisco IOS
XR router

 Application Hosting Basics
− Objectives:
 Describe application hosting basics
 Discovery 17: Configure and Verify Application Hosting Within a Docker Container
− Objectives:
 Run the iPerf3 in a Docker container and verify the application hosted in the Docker container
− Topology
− Job Aid
− IP Addresses
− Task 1: Deploy iPerf3 in a Docker Container
− Task 2: Verify the Application Hosted in the Docker Container
Lab Setup
Production Lab Information
Lab access is via a web-based interface and students will be emailed access codes prior to the start of class.
There is no requirement to use the Cisco AnyConnect client to access the labs.
Students need to schedule lab time using the link provided in the welcome email. Labs typically take up to
30 minutes to start.
The lab harness interface contains the lab steps. However, the labs are also in the student learning guide
document that can be accessed from the eReader if required.
For lab support contact the Learning Services Lab Portal team at the email alias below:
lslabsupport@cisco.com.
There are several resources available in the Lab Portal that can help students complete each lab. Resources
include job aids, command references, step helps, and task solutions.
As an instructor, within the Lab Portal, you can access students VMs. There is a link to a guide on how to
use the Instructor Management Portal if you click on the Dashboard tab.
Laboratory Topology (Production)

The lab topologies vary lab to lab. Reference the Discoveries individually, for further details.
Production Lab Description

Lab Topology Diagram (Backbone and Student Pod Views)
This is the proposed topology for the course.

Preparation for Non-Lab Activities
This topic provides the information that you need to prepare for non-lab activities:
 Case studies
 Simulations
 Role plays
 Scenarios
 Concept recall games
 Demonstrations and videos
 Insert other activity type if needed
Lab Details
This topic contains the auto-generated list of all labs (Learning and Evaluation) in the course.
Discovery 1: Investigate and Monitor Cisco 8000 Series

Hardware
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 1: Investigate and Monitor Cisco 8000 Series Hardware.
Objective: Verify software version, the status of hardware modules, environmental and power management,
processor, and memory utilization on Cisco 8000 Series router, and configure and verify interface in
breakout mode
In this lab exercise, you will investigate the installed software and hardware versions and monitor the state
of various hardware components of the Cisco 8000 Series router.
Activity Objective
After completing this activity, you will be able to meet these objectives:
 Verify software version on Cisco 8000 Series router.
 Verify the status of hardware modules on the Cisco 8000 Series router.
 Verify environmental and power management on Cisco 8000 Series router.
 Verify processor and memory utilization on Cisco 8000 Series router.
 Configure and verify interface in breakout mode.
Visual Objective
The following figure is the visual objective:
The following items have been preconfigured within the lab environment:
 The Cisco 8808 Series router has basic configuration enabled for host name (R0), username, lines, and
Mgmt interface.
 The Cisco 8808 Series router has a FourHundredGigE0/0/0/0 interface configured with an IPv4 address.
Topology
The Student pod is accessible through the Cisco Learning Services Lab Portal at https://htdlab.cisco.com.
Each pod has access to the following:
 A virtualized Linux management jump host to facilitate access to all routers.
 Emulated Cisco 8808 Series router with Cisco IOS XR Virtual software.

You can access the emulated Cisco 8808 Series router by using the Terminal on the jump host. Once you
are on the jump host open the Terminal and type in the host name (lowercase) of the router, this will open
the SSH session to the router.
IP Addresses
The following table shows IP addresses used in the lab:
Device Interface IPv4 Address
R0 MgmtEth0 192.168.122.50/24
R0 FourHundredGigE0/0/0/0 10.1.1.1/24
Jumphost 192.168.122.1/24
Discovery 2: Troubleshoot Traffic through the Cisco 8000

Router
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 2: Troubleshoot Traffic through the Cisco 8000 Router.
Objective: Verify packet flows in the system, through line cards, through the route processor, and through
the switch fabric
In this lab exercise, you will investigate and monitor traffic through the Cisco 8000 Series router.
Visual Objective
The following are the preconfigured lab tasks:
 The Cisco 8808 router has basic configuration enabled for host name (R0), username, lines, and Mgmt
interface.
 The Cisco 8808 router has a FourHundredGigE0/0/0/0 interface configured with an IPv4 address.
Topology
The student pod is accessible through the Cisco Learning Services Lab Portal at https://htdlab.cisco.com.
 Emulated the Cisco 8808 router with Cisco IOS XR Virtual software.
IP Addresses
R0 MgmtEth0 192.168.122.50/24
R0 FourHundredGigE0/0/0/0 10.1.1.1/24
Jumphost 192.168.122.1/24
Discovery 3: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation

This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 3: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation.
Objective: Create and configure local repository, install a Cisco IOS XR software package, and remove a
Cisco IOS XR software package
In this lab exercise, you will create and configure remote and local repository, install package SMU fix, and
install an optional package to provide extra functionality. At the end of the lab exercise, you will delete the
package SMU fix and delete the optional package.
Activity Objective
 Use remote repository to install package SMU fix.
 Create and configure local repository.
 Install a Cisco IOS XR software package.
 Remove a Cisco IOS XR software package.

Visual Objective
The following figure shows the visual objective:

interface.
Topology
 Emulated Cisco 8201 router with Cisco IOS XR Virtual software.
IP Addresses
R0 MgmtEth0 192.168.122.50/24
Jumphost 192.168.122.1/24
Discovery 4: Configure and Verify ZTP
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 4: Configure and Verify ZTP.
Objective: Configure autoprovisioning by using a static configuration and by using script
In this lab exercise, you will configure and verify ZTP.
Activity Objective
 Configure autoprovisioning by using a static configuration.
 Configure autoprovisioning by using a script.
Visual Objective
 All routers have IS-IS configured for full IP reachability.
 The link between CE2 and CE4 is disabled.
Topology
 Virtualized routers that are based on Cisco IOS XR and that consist of four PE routers, two P routers,
and four CE routers.
You can access the virtualized PE1 router by using Console access. Click the PE1 router icon in the Cisco
Learning Services Lab portal.
You can access the virtualized Cisco IOS XR routers by using the Terminal on the jump host. Once you are
on the jump host open the Terminal and type in the hostname (lowercase) of the router, this will open the
SSH session to the router.
IP Addresses
Device Interface IPv4 and IPv6 Address
Node X (P, PE, MgmtEth0 172.16.1.10X/32

CE)

Jump host student 172.16.1.100/24
Node X (P, PE, Loopback0 10.X.X.X/32 and 2001::X:X:X:X/128

CE)
P1 (Node 1) GigabitEthernet0/0/0/0 (to PE1) 10.1.3.1/24 and 2001::99:1:3:1/112

GigabitEthernet0/0/0/1 (to PE2) 10.1.4.1/24 and 2001::99:1:4:1/112
GigabitEthernet0/0/0/2 (to P2) 10.1.2.1/24 and 2001::99:1:2:1/112

PE1 (Node 3) GigabitEthernet0/0/0/0 (to P1) 10.1.3.3/24 and 2001::99:1:3:3/112

GigabitEthernet0/0/0/2 (to CE1) 10.3.7.3/24 and 2001::99:3:7:3/112



CE1 (Node 7) GigabitEthernet0/0/0/0 (to PE1) 10.3.7.7/24 and 2001::99:3:7:7/112
Discovery 5: Configure and Verify Multiprotocol Label
Switching
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 5: Configure and Verify Multiprotocol Label Switching.
Objective: Configure and verify MPLS LDP and verify the MPLS operation
In this lab exercise, you will configure and verify basic MPLS operation on the lab devices. First, verify the
IS-IS routing protocol and basic connectivity inside the lab environment. An IS-IS adjacency should be
established as Level 2 only between all CE, PE, and P routers. Then you will proceed to configure basic
MPLS in the core of your network.
Activity Objective
 Configure and verify MPLS LDP
 Verify the MPLS operation
Visual Objective
The following figure shows the visual objective:

 All routers have IS-IS configured for full reachability.
 All P and PE routers except PE1 have MPLS LDP configured.
 Links between PE routers have modified metrics.
Topology
on the jump host open the Terminal and type in the host name (lowercase) of the router, this will open the
IP Addresses

Node X (P, PE, CE) MgmtEth0 172.16.1.10X/32
Jumphost 172.16.1.100/24
Node X (P, PE, CE) Loopback0 10.X.X.X/32 and 2001::X:X:X:X/128






Discovery 6: Configure and Verify Segment Routing
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 6: Configure and Verify Segment Routing.
Objective: Configure and verify IGP segment routing
Visual Objective

 All routers have MPLS LDP configured.
 MPLS segment routing is configured on all routers except on P1 and CE1.
Topology
IP Addresses


CE)

CE)






Discovery 7: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using IS-IS
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 7: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using IS-IS.
Objective: Configure and verify SR TI-LFA using IS-IS
In this lab exercise, you will configure and verify the operation of TI-LFA Fast Reroute using the IS-IS
routing protocol. You will verify TI-LFA FRR for zero-segment, single-segment, and double-segment
protection.
Activity Objective
 Verify Segment Routing configuration in the IS-IS routing protocol and examine Cisco Express
Forwarding and MPLS entries
 Configure TI-LFA to employ the zero-segment protection
 Configure TI-LFA to employ the single-segment protection
 Configure TI-LFA to employ the double-segment protection
Visual Objective
 All routers have MPLS SR configured.
 There is no MPLS LDP configured.
This visual objective represents Tasks 1 through 3:
This visual objective represents task 4:
This visual objective represents Task 5:
Topology

IP Addresses
Jumphost 172.16.1.100/24






Discovery 8: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using OSPF
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 8: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using OSPF.
Objective: Configure and verify SR TI-LFA using OSPF
In this lab exercise, you will configure and verify the operation of TI-LFA Fast Reroute using the OSPF
routing protocol. You will verify TI-LFA FRR for zero-segment, single-segment, and double-segment
protection.
Activity Objective
 Verify Segment Routing configuration in the OSPF routing protocol and examine Cisco Express
Forwarding and MPLS entries
 Configure TI-LFA with FRR in the OSPF routing protocol
 Configure TI-LFA to employ the zero-segment protection
 Configure TI-LFA to employ the single segment protection
 Configure TI-LFA to employ the double segment protection
Visual Objective
 All routers have OSPF configured for full reachability.
This visual objective represents Tasks 1 through 3:
This visual objective represents task 4:
This visual objective represents Task 5:
Topology

IP Addresses
Jumphost 172.16.1.100/24






Discovery 9: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using IS-IS
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 9: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using IS-IS.
Objective: Configure and verify SR-TE using IS-IS
In this lab exercise, you will implement SR-TE within the network topology. You will configure and verify
SR-TE policies instantiated by using both dynamic and explicit paths.
Activity Objective
 Configure and verify SR-TE policy instantiation on a locally configured policy using dynamic path
computation.
 Configure and verify SR-TE policy instantiation on a locally configured policy using explicit path
computation.
Visual Objective
 Some links have a modified IGP metric.
Topology
IP Addresses


CE)

CE)






Discovery 10: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using OSPF
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 10: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using OSPF.
Objective: Configure and verify SR-TE using OSPF
In this lab exercise, you will implement SR-TE within the network topology. You will configure and verify
SR-TE policies instantiated by using both dynamic and explicit paths.
Activity Objective
 Configure and verify SR-TE policy instantiation on a locally configured policy using dynamic path
computation.
 Configure and verify SR-TE policy instantiation on a locally configured policy using explicit path
computation.
Visual Objective
 All routers have OSPF configured for full reachability.
Topology
IP Addresses


CE)

CE)






Discovery 11: Configure and Verify Basic EVPN
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 11: Configure and Verify Basic EVPN.
Objective: Configure BGP sessions between the route reflector and BGP route reflector clients, configure
and verify EVPN VPWS
In this lab exercise, you will configure and verify EVPN VPWS. You will also enable BGP to exchange
routes between PE routers. The P2 router is preconfigured as a BGP route reflector.
Activity Objective
 Configure BGP sessions between the route reflector and BGP route reflector clients.
 Configure and verify EVPN VPWS.
Visual Objective
 All P and PE routers have IS-IS configured. There is no routing protocol enabled on the CE routers.
 All P and PE routers have MPLS SR configured.
 The PE3, P2, and PE4 routers have BGP preconfigured. P2 is configured as the BGP route reflector.
Topology
IP Addresses


CE)

CE)






Discovery 12: Configure and Verify Layer 3 VPN
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 12: Configure and Verify Layer 3 VPN.
Objective: Configure and verify Layer 3 VPN, BGP to Support VPNv4 address family, and BGP as PE-CE
routing protocol
In this lab exercise, you will configure BGP to support the VPNv4 address family in the service provider
network and deploy BGP as the PE-CE routing protocol to enable Layer 3 VPN.
Activity Objective
 Enable BGP to support the VPNv4 address family.
 Establish VPN routing by using BGP as the PE-CE routing protocol.
Visual Objective
 All P and PE routers have IS-IS configured. There is no routing protocol enabled on the CE routers.
 All P and PE routers have MPLS SR configured.
 The PE3, P2, and PE4 routers have BGP preconfigured. P2 is configured as BGP route reflector.
Topology
IP Addresses


CE)

CE)






Discovery 13: Configure and Verify ODN and Flexible
Algorithm
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 13: Configure and Verify ODN and Flexible Algorithm.
Objective: Configure and verify SR-TE for high-bandwidth traffic, SR-TE for low-latency traffic, SR-TE
for high-bandwidth and low latency traffic, using ODN, and network slicing, using a Flexible Algorithm
In this lab exercise, you will configure and verify SR-TE policies, ODN, and Flexible Algorithm.
Activity Objective
 Configure and verify SR-TE for high-bandwidth traffic
 Configure and verify SR-TE for low-latency traffic
 Configure and verify SR-TE for high-bandwidth and low-latency traffic, using ODN
 Configure and verify network slicing, using a Flexible Algorithm
Visual Objective
The following figure shows the objective for Tasks 1 and 2.
The following figure shows the objective for Tasks 3 and 4.

 All P and PE routers have IS-IS configured for full reachability.
 Link between CE2 and CE4 is disabled.
 Links between P and PE routers have a performance measurement delay preconfigured.
 The MP-BGP is configured between the PE1 and PE2 routers.
 PE1 Loopback33 (10.33.33.33/32) and PE2 Loopback44 (10.44.44.44/32) are configured in the VRF
HB (HighBandwidth).
 PE1 Loopback133 (10.133.133.133/32) and PE2 Loopback144 (10.144.144.144/32) are configured in
the VRF LL (LowLatency).
 PE1 Loopback470 (172.16.70.70/24), PE2 Loopback480 (172.16.80.80/24), and PE2 Loopback490
(172.16.90.90/24) are configured in the VRF VOICE_DATA.
 The PE2 Loopback480 (172.16.80.80/24) prefix is advertised into BGP VRF VOICE_DATA with the
color 480.
 The PE2 Loopback490 (172.16.90.90/24) prefix is advertised into BGP VRF VOICE_DATA with the
color 490.

Topology
IP Addresses

CE)

CE)






Discovery 14: Configure and Verify SRv6

This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 14: Configure and Verify SRv6.
Objective: Configure and verify IS-IS for IPv6 routing, the SRv6 extension, MP-BGP, flexible algorithm,
and VRF using latency metric
In this lab exercise, you will configure and verify SRv6. You will familiarize yourself with the use of Cisco
IOS XR Software commands to configure the flexible algorithm and configure VRF traffic to use the IGP
metric or latency metric.
Activity Objective
 Configure and verify IS-IS for IPv6 routing
 Configure and verify the SRv6 extension
 Configure and verify MP-BGP
 Configure and verify flexible algorithm
 Configure and verify VRF using latency metric
Visual Objective
The following figure shows the objective for tasks 1 through 4:
The following figure shows the objective for tasks 5 through 6:

 All routers except P1 have IS-IS configured for full IPv6 reachability.
 All routers except P1 have the SRv6 extension configured.
 PE-CE routing is preconfigured between PE2 and CE2 routers.
 Links between P and PE routers have the delay preconfigured.

Topology
IP Addresses

CE)
Jump host 172.16.1.100/24

CE)






Discovery 15: Configure and Verify Model-Driven Telemetry

This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 15: Configure and Verify Model-Driven Telemetry.
Objective: Configure and verify Model-Driven Telemetry, and verify the streamed data on the Telemetry
Collector Stack
In this lab exercise, you will configure and verify Model-Driven Telemetry (MDT) on the Cisco IOS XR
router. The Cisco IOS XR router will send the telemetry data to the preinstalled Telemetry Collector Stack.
Activity Objective
 Configure and verify Model-Driven Telemetry
 Verify the streamed data on the Telemetry Collector Stack
Visual Objective
 The Telemetry Collector Stack is preconfigured.
 The Telemetry Collector Stack is reachable through the management subnet.
Topology

IP Addresses

CE)
Jump host 172.16.1.100/24

CE)






Discovery 16: Configure and Verify Devices by Using Model-
Driven Programmability
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 16: Configure and Verify Devices by Using Model-Driven
Programmability.
Objective: Retrieve and edit device configuration by using model-driven programmability
In this lab exercise, you will retrieve and edit device configuration by using model-driven programmability.
Activity Objective
 Configure NETCONF agent on a router
 Retrieve a complete running configuration by using model-driven programmability
 Retrieve partial configurations by using subtree filtering
 Edit device configurations by using model-driven programmability
 Configure and verify on-the-box automation
Visual Objective
 All routers have basic configuration enabled for host name, username, lines, and Mgmt interface.
Topology
 Virtualized routers that are based on Cisco IOS XR and that consist of one PE router and one P routers.
You can access the virtualized Cisco IOS XR routers and emulated Cisco 8201 Series router by using the
Terminal on the jump host. Once you are on the jump host open the Terminal and type in the host name
(lowercase) of the router, this will open the SSH session to the router.
IP Addresses

P1 MgmtEth0 172.16.1.101/32
PE1 MgmtEth0 172.16.1.103/32
R0 MgmtEth0 192.168.122.50
Jumphost 172.16.1.100/24
192.168.122.1/24
P1 Loopback0 10.1.1.1/32 and 2001::1:1:1:1/128
PE1 Loopback0 10.3.3.3/32 and 2001::3:3:3:3/128
P1 GigabitEthernet0/0/0/0 (to PE1) 10.1.3.1/24 and 2001::99:1:3:1/112
PE1 GigabitEthernet0/0/0/0 (to P1) 10.1.3.3/24 and 2001::99:1:3:3/112
Discovery 17: Configure and Verify Application Hosting Within

a Docker Container
This topic details the lab activity for Discovery 17: Configure and Verify Application Hosting Within a
Docker Container.
Objective: Run the iPerf3 in a Docker container and verify the application hosted in the Docker container
In this lab exercise, you will run iPerf3 in a Docker container and verify the application hosted in the
Docker container. At the end of the lab exercise, you will remove iPerf3 from a Docker container.
Activity Objective
 Run the iPerf3 in a Docker container
 Verify the application hosted in the Docker container
Visual Objective
interface.
Topology
IP Addresses
The following are IP addresses used in the lab:
R0 MgmtEth0 192.168.122.50/24
Jumphost 192.168.122.1/24


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Full Title of Course Cisco 8000 Series Routers Essentials

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Detailed Course Flow

Discovery 1: Investigate and Monitor Cisco 8000 Series Hardware 40 minutes

Section 2: Cisco 8000 System Architecture 90 minutes

Discovery 2: Troubleshoot Traffic through the Cisco 8000 Router 30 minutes

Section 4: Traffic Management and QoS on Cisco 8000 Routers 40 minutes

Section 5: SONiC Basics 20 minutes

Section 6: Cisco IOS XR Software Architecture 45 minutes

Section 7: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation 50 minutes

Discovery 3: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation 60 minutes

Section 8: Automatic Provisioning 30 minutes

Discovery 4: Configure and Verify ZTP 30 minutes

Section 9: Cisco IOS XR MPLS 50 minutes

Discovery 5: Configure and Verify Multiprotocol Label Switching 30 minutes

Section 10: Introducing Segment Routing 70 minutes

Discovery 6: Configure and Verify Segment Routing 45 minutes

Section 11: Segment Routing TI-LFA and Traffic Engineering 50 minutes

Discovery 7: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using IS-IS 60 minutes

Discovery 8: Configure and Verify SR TI-LFA Using OSPF 60 minutes

Discovery 9: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using IS-IS 60 minutes

Discovery 10: Configure and Verify SR-TE Using OSPF 60 minutes

Section 12: EVPN Layer 2 Basics 60 minutes

Discovery 11: Configure and Verify Basic EVPN 60 minutes

Discovery 12: Configure and Verify Layer 3 VPN 60 minutes

Section 14: Advanced SR-TE Features 60 minutes

Section 15: Segment Routing IPv6 75 minutes

Discovery 14: Configure and Verify SRv6 80 minutes

Section 16: Telemetry 80 minutes

Discovery 15: Configure and Verify Model-Driven Telemetry 50 minutes

Section 17: Cisco IOS XR Programmability 100 minutes

Discovery 16: Configure and Verify Devices by Using Model-Driven 70 minutes

Section 18: Application Hosting Overview 30 minutes

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Section 1: Cisco 8000 Series Hardware Fundamentals

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Section 2: Cisco 8000 System Architecture

Section 3: Packet Flow Through the Cisco 8000 Series Router

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Section 4: Traffic Management and QoS on Cisco 8000

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Section 5: SONiC Basics

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Section 6: Cisco IOS XR Software Architecture

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Section 7: Cisco IOS XR Software Installation

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Section 8: Automatic Provisioning