Introduction to Vyatta (vRouter) (Udemy.com)

Learning to install, configure and maintain Brocade Vyatta

Created by: Javed Akbar

Produced in 2019

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What you will learn

  • Install configure and troubleshoot Vyatta

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Overall Score : 86 / 100

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Course Description

This course will introduce the students to the virtual routing technology by using Brocade's Vyatta routers. Course will take students from very basics like configuring hostname, setting up users and interfaces to more advanced topics like firewalls, high availability and VPN. At the end of the course students should feel comfortable installing, configuring and supporting Vyatta. Brocade's Vyatta is fast becoming the technology of choice because of it's affordability and ease of use. The fact that you don't have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on hardware gear that you have to replace every few years is a welcoming fact for businesses and besides that the footprint of this Virtual device is so low that it can be installed on pretty much any hardware or virtual environment.

This course be your one stop shop for everything that you will need to know about Vyatta including basic configuration to VRRP, NAT, VPN and Firewall. By the time you are done with this class you will have the confidence of learning one of the most leading routing technology in the industry.
Who this course is for:
Those who have been working with technology for a while

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Instructor Details

Javed Akbar

I have been in a technology role for more than 20 years now. Started off working at Sun Microsystems back in 1996 as an entry level systems administrator. I have worked for companies like Netscape, Tivoli Systems, Amazon, Cisco Systems and most recently IBM.

My expertise has been in Linux, Windows, Network, Virtualization and most recently in Cloud Computing.


I have a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Wichita State University.
I have previously taught courses at community colleges and have taken technical training online.
I think I can explain technical subjects in a very systematic and easy to follow manner.



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Reviews

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By Sateesh Billur on 5/27/2020

Its Good,

By Steven Smith on 11/20/2019

My company is going to roll out these routers

By Paulo Ramos on 10/16/2019

So far, the course is a little bit messy. Contents show up without a thinking line.

By Ames Trebing on 4/16/2019

Yes it is a good match for what I needed

By Rahul Siddhanak on 10/25/2018

excellent

By Brent Wyatt on 6/1/2017

very good. At first I was going to say that a little better editing on creating the video could be used but I actually appreciated some of the pauses since it gave me time to take notes. This course will help me in my job and I am glad I found it.

By Belkacem Cheref on 1/23/2017

Hello
Thank you for the videos.
I have just one comment. I think you didn`t need to add static route on the internet router that point to the internal subnets behind the HQ and Branch routers. This is actually the purpose of the site-to-site VPN. it is like without the site-to-site VPN, clients machine (Tiny Linux) are able to ping each other. so why bother to have a VPN between them :)
just adding the default route on the HQ and branch routers that point to the internet router is enough I think. and by doing this, you will simulate a real scenario before you implement site-to-site VPN.
Thanks and regards