New or aspiring network engineers. If you’re a new network engineer and you think you might deal with external networks, getting Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) training early can help make sure you understand how packets get routed by autonomous systems throughout the world. Navigate, configure, monitor and troubleshoot network traffic that uses BGP as an expert after getting this training.

Experienced network engineers. Even for network engineers with several years of experience, the intricacies of that ‘postal code of the Internet’ can be a bit beyond them. Whether it’s route flap dampening, redistributing network layer information or just authenticating the traffic that passes through your nodes, make sure you’re deeply confident with BGP with this training.