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Blue Coat Certified PacketShaper Administrator
Course type Essentials (What does this mean?)
| Course title | Blue Coat Certified PacketShaper Administrator |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £1200 |
| Days/Duration | 2 |
| Code | TPBCPSA |
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Overview
This course is intended for IT professionals requiring basic operational network management knowledge and skills;
i.e., network/system administrators who are responsible for managing network application performance using the Blue Coat PacketShaper.
- Blue Coat Family of Products
- Blue Coat PacketShaper Overview
- PacketShaper Deployment
- PacketShaper Licensing
- Initial PacketShaper Configuration
- PacketShaper GUI and CLI
- Understanding Applications on the Network
- Analyzing Applications on the Network
- Controlling Applications on the Network
- Bandwidth Management
- Policies
- Maintaining PacketShaper
This course meets all of the pre-requisites for the Blue Coat Certified PacketShaper Professional course.
This course prepares for the BCPSA certification exam to be taken at the end of the course
The Blue Coat Certified PacketShaper Administrator (BCPSA) course is intended for IT professionals who wish to develop the basic knowledge and skills to manage an installed Blue Coat PacketShaper on a daily basis. It replaces the former Packeteer Specialist (Level 1) course and is intended for users who want to apply new PacketShaper features that deliver integrated visibility, control and compression capabilities in a single appliance.
Prerequisites
Delegates should be familiar with networking essentials, such as LAN, Internet security and IP protocols.
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