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Cisco CCNP 350-501 SPCOR Study Guide
Cisco Certified Network Professional Service Provider Core 350-501
The Cisco 350-501 SPCOR (Implementing and Operating Cisco Service Provider Network Core Technologies) is the core exam for CCNP Service Provider. It covers architecture, networking, MPLS and segment routing, services, and automation and assurance.
- Exam code 350-501
- Professional level
- 5 exam domains
This guide is free, with no sign-up. It explains every Cisco CCNP 350-501 SPCOR exam topic in plain English, one chapter at a time. Read them in order or jump straight to the topic you need.
- 5chapters
- 30topics
- 20diagrams and exhibits
- 2 h 42 minfast track
- Every topic follows the same simple pattern: what it is, how it works, common mistakes
- Diagrams and real command output where a picture explains it best
- Exam tips and worked subnetting and IPv6 practice, with answers
How the exam is weighted
Each domain is worth this share of the exam, so spend your study time in proportion. Select a domain to open its chapter.
Chapters
Open a chapter to see its topics and how long each takes.
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- 1Service Provider Core Architectures5 min
- 2Transport Technologies, Mobility and Routed Optical Networks5 min
- 3IOS, IOS XE, IOS XR and Provider Virtualization5 min
- 4QoS Architecture in Service Provider Networks6 min
- 5Control Plane Security5 min
- 6Management Plane and Data Plane Security6 min
2
- 1IS-IS for IPv4 and IPv66 min
- 2OSPFv2 and OSPFv36 min
- 3BGP Path Selection Algorithm5 min
- 4Implementing BGP for IPv4 and IPv66 min
- 5Routing Policy Language and Route Maps5 min
- 6Troubleshooting IS-IS, OSPF and BGP5 min
- 7IPv6 Transition Mechanisms5 min
- 8High Availability: NSF, NSR, BFD and Link Aggregation5 min
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