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HCIE Routing and Switching Certification

HCIE Routing and Switching Certification

Huawei Certified Internetwork Expert (HCIE) Routing and Switching training is meant for professionals who wants to design enterprise network individually. You will be able to find complex network problems in Huawei routing and switching devices. With Huawei R&S certification you’ll prove your skills in BGP, IPv4 and IPv6 Addressing, Layer 2 technologies, OSPF and Network security.

With Rack Professionals, you’ll get a chance to work with certified corporate trainers on composite network environment. Our trainers are passionate leaders and are always in high demand.

Why Rack Professionals for Huawei Training?

Rack Professional understands the true value of Certification. We believe that our mentors are the strongest pillars of our success to accomplish global industry requirements. Our mentors are passionate Huawei professionals serving more than 15 countries worldwide. Rack Professional also enjoys exclusive global tie-ups for corporate training across the globe.

You’ll get a chance to work on live environment and will be a part of live projects to understand the know-how of real network problems. Our trainers are highly experienced and certified professionals facilitating industries for setting up large networks. Rack Professional has strong expertise in directing Huawei boot camps across the globe.

 

Rack Professional Advantage:-

 

  • Top 5% Certified Trainers of the World
  • Practice with Live Racks (Remotely or in-house)
  • Exclusive Lab Material
  • Pearson Vue Exam Partner
Huawei

Online Training From Expert Mentors

We provide complete online training solution like an interactive textbook, featuring live sessions of veteran network professionals. Rack Professional is the most engaging online learning platform, provides access to the world’s top trainers, partnering with top organizations for online training solution. We have proficiency in almost all technologies and will give you hands-on lab experience with all training programs. If you have any specific requirement, you can always build your own training curriculum and select pertinent trainer from the pool of 100+ professionals.

Huawei R&S Exam Format

Unlike Cisco, VMware or other certification, Huawei wants to test your skills through one-hour extensive interview where Huawei will check your ICT skills and logical thinking. You also have to go through the written and lab exam to get this most prestigious certification of Huawei. Rack Professional mentors are working very closely with Huawei connoisseurs and will train you in all routing and switching scenarios.

 

Written Exam (H12-261):
This is two-hours written exam, which will validate your ability to improve product-related skills and have a good understanding of the network protocols. This exam is available in English, Spanish and French. You have to give Lab exam within 18 months to keep your written scores valid.

 

Lab Exam (H12-262):
Huawei wants to now assess your hands-on ability to design network architecture, troubleshoot a series of complex networks, analyze the application requirements of enterprise networks in a timed test situation. This is eight-hours lab based exam. Here Rack Professional’s rack based practical training will help to clear this mission critical Huawei exam.

Huawei Exam Topics (H12-261 written and Lab Exam)

The Huawei Certified Internetwork Expert (HCIE) R&S written exam is two-hours test and Lab exam is eight-hours hands-on test followed by on-hour interview. You’ll cover the following topics with Rack Professional mentors.

1. Layer 2 Technologies
  • 1.1 STP
    • 1.STP
    • 2.RSTP
    • 3.MSTP
    • 4.Loop guard
    • 5.Root guard
    • 6.BPDU guard
    • 7.TC-BPDU attack guard
  • 1.2 VLAN and GVRP
    • 1.Access port
    • 2.Trunk port
    • 3.Hybrid port
    • 4.QinQ
    • 5.Vlan Aggregation
    • 6.Mux Vlan
    • 7.Voice vlan
    • 8.GARP
    • 9.GVRP
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  • 1.3 Transparent bridge
    • 1.Local Bridging
    • 2.Remote Bridging
    • 3.Integrated Bridging and Routing
    • 4.VLAN ID Transparent Transmission
  • 1.4 Link Aggregation, Eth-Trunk and IP-Trunk, Load-balance, LACP
    • 1.Link Aggregation
    • 2.LACP
  • 1.5 Ethernet technologies
    • 1.Speed and duplex
    • 2.Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Gigabit Ethernet
    • 3.Auto MDI/MDIX
    • 4.Auto negotiation
    • 5.Storm control
    • 6.Unicast flooding control
  • 1.6 HVRP
  • 1.7 Smart link
  • 1.8 DLDP
  • 1.9 Switched Port Analyzer (port-mirroring)
  • 1.10 Frame Relay
    • 1.LMI
    • 2.Traffic shaping
    • 3.Full mesh
    • 4.Hub and spoke
    • 5.DE
  • 1.11 HDLC and PPP
  • 1.12 PPPoE and PPPoA
2. IPv4
  • 2.1 IPv4 addressing, subnetting, and VLSM
  • 2.2 IPv4 tunneling and GRE
  • 2.3 IPv4 RIP version 1/2
  • 2.4 IPv4 OSPF
    • 1.Standard OSPF areas
    • 2.Stub area
    • 3.Totally stubby area
    • 4.NSSA
    • 5.Totally NSSA
    • 6.LSA types
    • 7.Adjacency on a point-to-point and on a multi-access network
    • 8.Virtual-Link
    • 9.LSA Filter
    • 10.OSPF graceful restart
    • 11.Stub Router
    • 12.OSPF Authentication
  • 2.5 IPv4 IS-IS
    • 1.NSAP
    • 2.IS-IS Link-state packets
    • 3.IS-IS area type
    • 4.IS-IS circuit type
    • 5.IS-IS TLV
    • 6.IS-IS DIS and Pseudo node
    • 7.IS-IS SPF
    • 8.IS-IS LSP
    • 9.IS-IS Metric
    • 10.IS-IS Route Leaking
    • 11.IS-IS RPC
    • 12.IS-IS Graceful Restart
    • 13.IS-IS LDP Synchronization
    • 14.IS-IS Authentication
  • 2.6 IPv4 BGP
    • 1.IBGP and EBGP
    • 2.BGP attributes
    • 3.BGP synchronization
    • 4.BGP routes Summarization
    • 5.Route Dampening
    • 6.BGP route reflector
    • 7.BGP confederation
    • 8.BGP Community
    • 9.BGP Peer Groups
    • 10.BGP Graceful Restart
    • 11.BGP Security
    • 12.Principles of Route Selection
  • 2.7 Route Control
    • 1.Filtering
    • 2.IP Prefix list
    • 3.Route Import(redistribution)
    • 4.Route policy
    • 5.Summarization
    • 6.Preference
    • 7.Other advanced features
3. IPv6
  • 3.1 IP version 6 addressing and different addressing types
  • 3.2 IPv6 neighbor discovery
  • 3.3 IPv6 functionality protocols
  • 3.4 Tunneling techniques
  • 3.5 RIPng
  • 3.6 OSPF version 3
  • 3.7 MP BGP
  • 3.8 Route Control
4. MPLS VPN
  • 4.1 MPLS
    • 1.MPLS network component (P, PE, CE)
    • 2.MPLS label format
    • 3.MPLS label encapsulation
    • 4.MPLS label stack
    • 5.MPLS label operation
    • 6.Forwarding Equivalence Class
    • 7.LDP
    • 8.Label advisement model
    • 9.MPLS LDP—Local Label Allocation Filtering
    • 10.MPLS LDP Inbound/outbound Label Binding Filtering
  • 4.2 MPLS Layer 3 VPN
    • 1.MP-IBGP VPNv4 peering
    • 2.VPN-instance
    • 3.Route Distinguisher
    • 4.Route Target
    • 5.Route Target import/export
    • 6.PE-CE–Dynamic Routes
    • 7.PE-CE–Static Routes
    • 8.Redistributing PE-CE routes into VPNv4
    • 9.Redistributing VPN4 routes into PE-CE routing table
    • 10.MPLS VPN Multicast
    • 11.MCE
5. IP Multicast
  • 5.1 Multicast distribution tree
  • 5.2 Multicast forwarding
  • 5.3 Multicast RPF
  • 5.4 Multicast Administrative Boundaries
  • 5.5 PIM dense mode
  • 5.6 PIM sparse mode
  • 5.7 IGMP
  • 5.8 IGMP Snooping
  • 5.9 MSDP
  • 5.10 Inter domain multicast routing
  • 5.11 PIM RP, and BSR
  • 5.12 Multicast tools, features, and source-specific multicast
6. Network Security
  • 6.1 Access lists
  • 6.2 uRPF
  • 6.3 IP Source Guard
  • 6.4 AAA
  • 6.5 802.1x / NAC
  • 6.6 NAT
    • 1.Static NAT/NAPT
    • 2.Dynamic NAT/PAT
    • 3.Easy IP
    • 4.NAT Server
    • 5.Twice NAT
    • 6.ALG
    • 7.NAT Mapping
    • 8.NAT Filtering
  • 6.7 Device access control
  • 6.8 Security features
  • 6.9 Traffic Suppression
  • 6.10 Local Attack Defense
  • 6.11 IP Address Anti-spoofing
  • 6.12 ARP Security
  • 6.13 DHCP Security
7. QoS
  • 7.1 QoS
    • 1.PQ、DRR、PQ+DRR、WRR、PQ+WRR、WFQ and PQ+WFQ
    • 2.Classification
    • 3.Traffic Policing
    • 4.Traffic Shaping
    • 5.Marking
    • 6.WRED and RED
    • 7.Compression
    • 8.HQoS
    • 9.Class-based QoS
  • 7.2 Fragmentation for Frame Relay
  • 7.3 CBS、CIR、TC、BC for Frame Relay
  • 7.4 Generic traffic shaping
  • 7.5 RSVP
8. Troubleshoot a Network
  • 1.Troubleshoot complex Layer 2 network issues
  • 2.Troubleshoot complex Layer 3 network issues
  • 3.Troubleshoot a network in response to application problems
  • 4.Troubleshoot network services
  • 5.Troubleshoot network security
9. Network Management
  • 1.Syslog
  • 2.IP Service Level Agreement SLA
  • 3.NetStream
  • 4.NQA
  • 5.SNMP
  • 6.FTP
  • 7.Telnet
  • 8.SSH
10 Feature
  • 1.VRRP
  • 2.VGMP
  • 3.Interface Backup
  • 4.NTP
  • 5.DHCP
  • 6.BFD

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Job Opportunities after Huawei

Increase your career with rackprofessional certification program

Open any job portal, you will find Huawei engineers required globally. Certification always helps to validate your skills and you start getting enormous interview calls. Fresh college graduates might be confused in Cisco and Huawei, but both are in high demand.

We at Rack Professional are more concerned about your career and have mounted a team of virtual placement officers and domain experts to provide you opportunities from all over the world.

Demand of HCIE experts are growing but supply is really very low. Job boards are showing huge requirements for R&S experts but this industry is actually producing very low number of certified professionals.

Here is the list of top positions demanded for HCIE Routing and Switching Certification Certified Professionals:

  • R&S Engineer
  • Network Administrator
  • Network Specialist
  • R&S Independent Consultant

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