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Juniper Link Aggregation Online Training
This intermediate Juniper Link Aggregation training equips network administrators with the skills to create high-bandwidth trunk links between switches using multiple physical connections. Learn how to aggregate links for greater bandwidth, availability, and redundancy. Topics include traffic balancing, managing redundancy, and configuring aggregated Ethernet interfaces with Junos OS. This Juniper course is deal for onboarding network admins, or as a Juniper reference resource.
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What you'll learn
- Understanding the theory of aggregating links to form a single link layer interface
- Balancing traffic across member links in an ethernet bundle
- Managing increased availability with redundant member links
- Configuring aggregated ethernet interfaces with the Junos operating system
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This Juniper Link Aggregation training is considered associate-level Juniper training, which means it was designed for network administrators. This Juniper routing and switching skills course is designed for network administrators with three to five years of experience with link aggregation.



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