Getting Started with Ubiquiti 1 Routing and Switching
Tired of continued network issues? Does the thought of maintaining a support contract just for firmware updates make you shake your head? Welcome to Ubiquiti Routing and Switching, where stability and cost are finally obtainable
What you'll learn
Network issues can wreak havoc on your companies production. Causing major headaches for all involved. In this course, Getting Started with Ubiquiti 1 Routing and Switching, you'll gain the ability to securely implement Ubiquiti Routing and Switching equipment, allowing you to squash your networking issues. First, you'll be introduced to the Ubiquiti ToughSwitch, after a firmware upgrade it'll be transformed into the Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch XP. After thorough coverage of the EdgeSwitch XP, you'll be introduced to the Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch. Which closely mirrors the Cisco IOS command line. Next, with the core configuration of the EdgeSwitch complete, you will then be presented with the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter. The Ubiquiti EdgeRouter is similar in syntax to the Juniper JUNOS operating system. With the proper implementation of the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter, you're network performance and reliability will greatly increase! Finally, after you successfully learn the core concepts required to implement the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter, we'll move to configure a management VLAN across the EdgeSwitch XP, and EdgeSwitch switches. With the VLAN's successfully setup, we'll move to sub-interfaces within the EdgeRouter. Lastly, with a successful management VLAN implemented, device management traffic will now be successfully segmented from the production LAN. At the end of this course, you will know how to securely implement various Ubiquiti routing and switching equipment. I hope you'll join me for the exciting world of Ubiquiti Routing and Switching.
Table of contents
- Module Overview 2m
- Understanding the EdgeRouterOS 8m
- Connecting to the EdgeRouter 3m
- Firmware Upgrades 9m
- User Account Management 8m
- Interface Addressing Commit Save 8m
- DHCP Server Setup 7m
- DHCP Troubleshoot Verification 6m
- Static Routes 7m
- Interface Based Firewalls 10m
- NAT Overload 3m
- Module Review 2m
About the author
Aaron Staines has been employed in County Government for over 10 years. His current role is a Network Engineer, where he designs and maintains complex network environments. Aaron also worked as a Certified Michigan Police Officer for over 10 years, which give him a unique perspective on network security design and implementation. Aaron states that he’s been fortunate for having the opportunity to work with multiple vendor’s equipment, which he believes is a key to a well-rounded engineer. Some o... more