BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager (LTM) – Advanced

Big-ip Local Traffic Manager (ltm) – Advanced, a 3 days training program offering the fundamentals of installation, configuration, setup and administration of BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager (LTM) system. Offered networking training will make you self sufficient in order to develop your own network environment. Our syllabus covers all advanced and it will help you completely understood with further topics. BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager is an application delivery networking system which offers intelligent traffic management along with load balancing, acceleration, advanced application security and optimization. We have taken keen interest to cover best possible topics of this networking system in limited time. This course will help you understanding advanced topics in better ways.

Duration: 3 Days

Topics Covered:

PART 1: VALUE ADD TOPICS

(Extra Topics Apart from LTM Syllabus)

HTTP/HTTPS server installation & configuration

FTP & TELNET Server Installation and configuration

Certificate Authority (CA) Server Installation and configuration

Generating CSR (Certificate Signing Request)

Design and configuration of multiple Web Sites (HTTP and HTTPS)

Importing and installing Certificates From CA to Web Servers

IIS Server Configuration and Management

 

PART 2: BIG-IP LTM ADVANCED TOPICS

bigpipe Commands

BIG-IP Administration

Restricting Access

Logging and Notification

Admin Domains

Monitors

iRules

Virtual Servers

SNATs

SNAT Pools and Automap

VIP Bounceback

Persistence

Profiles

HTTP Compression

Ram Cache for HTTP

TCP Client and Server Profiles

Streaming Profile

Image Upgrade / Config Backup/Restore through FTP/PSCP

 

PART 3: BIG-IP LTM GLOBAL EXAM PREPARATION

Global Certification Exam Preparation

Virtual Exam for Practice

Additional Labs Practice from Exam Perspective

 

PREREQUISITES OF COURSE:

Students intended to participate this training program should have knowledge of TCP/IP addressing and routing, Common network terminology, internetworking concepts, data center server redundancy concepts and common elements of wan and lan environments. Furthermore, they should be proficient with basic web browser operation, basic pc operation and application expertise including operating keyboard, mouse, cd drive and windows operating syste