This course provides students with the foundational knowledge required to work with the Juniper Apstra Freeform reference design and to manage networks with Juniper Apstra software. This class will provide attendees with the knowledge to build, operate, and manage a network using the Juniper Apstra Freeform features set. Attendees will be given a background on Jinja2 templating.

The course covers the Juniper Apstra Freeform reference design and including the designing, building, deploying, and automation of a centrally routed and bridged, 3-stage IP fabric with VXLAN overlay. The course begins with a review of Jinja2 templating and goes on to cover the relationship between configuration templates, device context, and property sets. Using this knowledge, a student will use the Juniper Apstra user interface to instantiate a Freeform blueprint (a running network). After teaching you to use Juniper Apstra to build a running network, the course takes the student through the process of deploying a centrally routed and bridged 3-stage IP fabric using Freeform. After deploying the Freeform blueprint the course reviews the operational tools for managing a system with Juniper Apstra including basic troubleshooting and day 2 operations like drain mode, adding and removing nodes from a fabric, rolling back an entire network (Time Voyager), querying the graph database, and performing Intent-based Analytics (IBA).

Through demonstrations and hands-on labs, students will gain experience in configuring and monitoring a Freeform-based IP fabric using Juniper Apstra. This course is based on Juniper Apstra Release 4.1.1.

This three-day course is designed to provide students with the knowledge of securing on-premises as well as remote users by implementing security policies in Juniper Secure Edge managed by Juniper Security Director cloud. Students will gain foundational knowledge of cloud security policies configured and deployed by Juniper Secure Edge, including Firewall as a Service (FWaaS), secure Web gateway, user identity management, SSL explicit proxy, Web and content filtering, intrusion prevention system (IPS), advanced anti-malware, securing DNS and advanced threat prevention (ATP). Through demonstrations and hands-on labs, students will gain experience with the Secure Edge features of Juniper Secure Access Service Edge (SASE). This course is based on Junos OS Release 22.1R1.10, Security Director 22.1R1.1.

This two-day course is designed to provide the knowledge of using Contrail in enterprise cloud networks. Through demonstrations and hands-on labs, you will gain experience in working with Contrail Networking in Kubernetes, OpenShift, and VMware vCenter environments. You will also learn how to secure cloud networks with Contrail Security, service chaining, and Juniper cSRX. This course is based on Contrail Release 2011. This course is available for custom training sessions by request only. Please contact us to schedule a session. For Cloud-Native Contrail Networking (CN2) training, please see the Implementing Cloud-Native Contrail Networking (CN2) course.

This three-day introductory Juniper Mist Cloud training course is designed for network engineers and architects who use the Mist Cloud to build, manage, and maintain their wireless, wired, and WAN networks from anywhere—with a focus on wireless networks. It involves basic introductions to Mist features such as: Mist APIs, Marvis, location-based services, cloud services, and monitoring and analyzing the Mist Cloud platform, as well as hands-on labs with APs.

Students can connect to the Mist Cloud by connecting to the closest Juniper server in the cloud with the appropriate port configuration based on their location.