Section 1 – The Basics to Juniper Networks and Junos

Lab 1-1Understanding Juniper Certifications
Lab 1-2Introduction to Juniper Networks Hardware
Lab 1-3Juniper Junos Versions, Features and Licensing
Lab 1-4Building a Juniper Networks Junos Olive on VMWare Workstation
Lab 1-5Deploying Firefly Perimeter vSRX on VMWare Workstation
Lab 1-6Deploying Firefly Perimeter vSRX on VMWare ESXi 5.x Server
Lab 1-7Understanding the JunOS Configuration
Lab 1-8Navigating the JunOS Command Line Interface

Section 2 – General Router and Switch Configuration

Lab 2-1Resetting and Setting the ROOT Password
Lab 2-2Restoring Factory Default Configuration
Lab 2-3Setting the Junos Hostname, Time and Date
Lab 2-4Configuring Login and Announcement Banners
Lab 2-5Basic Ethernet Interface Configuration
Lab 2-6Configuring the Management Interface
Lab 2-7Upgrading the Junos Software
Lab 2-8Configuring Junos Web Manager Access
Lab 2-9Backing up and Restoring Junos Configuration
Lab 2-10Configuring Junos Static Default Routing

Section 3 – Configuring Junos Security Features

Lab 3-1Configuring Local User Accounts
Lab 3-2Configuring Junos Authentication via RADIUS
Lab 3-3Understanding and Configuring Junos Security Services
Lab 3-4Configuring Stateless Firewall Filters (Cisco Equivalent of ACL’s)
Lab 3-5Configuring Local and Remote Logging
Lab 3-6Configuring SSH Remote Management Access
Lab 3-7Configuring Policy Based VPN Tunnels
Lab 3-8Configuring Route Based VPN Tunnels

Section 4 – Configuring Juniper Networks EX Series Switches

Lab 4-1Configuring VLAN’s and Layer 3 VLAN Interfaces
Lab 4-2Configuring 802.1q Interface Trunking
Lab 4-3Configuring LACP Aggregate Ethernet Interfaces
Lab 4-4Configuring Multi-VLAN Registration Protocol (MVRP)
Lab 4-5Configuring Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)
Lab 4-6Configuring VLAN Spanning Tree Protocol (VSTP)
Lab 4-7Configuring STP Interface Parameters
Lab 4-8Configuring Layer 2 Port Security
Lab 4-9Configuring Port Mirroring

Section 5 – Configuring Wide Area Network Interfaces

Lab 5-1Configuring T1 Interfaces and Controllers
Lab 5-2Configuring Frame Relay Circuits
Lab 5-3Configuring WAN Ethernet Interface DHCP Client
Lab 5-4Configuring PPPoE WAN Authentication
Lab 5-5Configuring IP GRE Tunnels

Section 6 – Configuring Protocol Independent Routing

Lab 6-1Configuring Static Routing
Lab 6-2Configuring Floating Static Routes
Lab 6-3Configuring Failover Static Routes
Lab 6-4Configuring Failover Default Route

Section 7 – Configuring IP Services

Lab 7-1Configuring Static Network Address Translation (SNAT)
Lab 7-2Configuring Dynamic Network Address Translation (NAT Pooling)
Lab 7-3Configuring Port Address Translation (PAT)
Lab 7-4Configuring Junos DHCP Services
Lab 7-5Configuring Network Time Protocol
Lab 7-5Configuring DNS host(s) and Servers

Section 8 – Understanding and Configuring Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

Lab 8-1Configuring the Routing Information Protocol
Lab 8-2Configuring RIP Interface Options
Lab 8-3Configuring RIP Triggered Updates
Lab 8-4Configuring RIP Static Neighbors
Lab 8-5Configuring RIP Default Information Originate
Lab 8-6Configuring RIP Route Summarization
Lab 8-7Securing RIP using MD5 Authentication
Lab 8-7Configuring Redistribution into RIP

Section 9 – Configuring Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)

Lab 9-1Understanding and Configuring basic OSPF
Lab 9-2Configuring OSPF Interface Parameters
Lab 9-3Configuring OSPF Static Neighbors
Lab 9-4Configuring OSPF Route Summarization
Lab 9-5Configuring OSPF Passive Interface
Lab 9-6Configuring OSPF Reference Bandwidth
Lab 9-7Configuring OSPF Maximum Paths
Lab 9-8Configuring OSPF Default Route Propagation
Lab 9-9Securing OSPF Neighbor Adjacencies with MD5
Lab 9-10Configuring Redistribution into OSPF

JNCIA Practice Exam(s)

Exam 1JNCIA Practice Exam by Junos Workbook