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Blue Coat Certified PacketShaper Professional
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| Course title | Blue Coat Certified PacketShaper Professional |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £1800 |
| Days/Duration | 3 |
| Code | TPBCPSP |
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Overview
This course is oriented towards the learning needs of working IT network professionals responsible for troubleshooting network application performance using Blue Coat PacketShaper appliances. Pre-requisites
Student should have practical experience with the PacketShaper appliance in the field with a solid understanding of networking and general knowledge of application behavior on Wide Area Networks. Delegates must also hold a valid BCCPA certifications.
This course prepares for the BCPSP certification exam to be taken at the end of the course
The Blue Coat Certified PacketShaper Professional (BCPSP) course is intended for IT professionals who wish to develop and master the skills to properly install, operate and configure PacketShaper. It replaces the Packeteer Advanced Traffic Analysis and Troubleshooting (Level2) course. This course also covers how to use reporting features and take appropriate action using PacketShaper control mechanisms to optimize network and application performance.
Delegates will learn how to
After completing this course delegates will be proficient in:
- Properly configuring different types of traffic trees
- Using PacketShaper tools to identify network problems and determine if PacketShaper can solve those problems
- Configuring PacketShaper to fix network problems Topics covered
- Blue Coat PacketShaper Architecture
- Advanced Classification
- Advanced Bandwidth Management
- Understanding Adaptive Response
- PacketShaper Authentication
- Compression and Acceleration
- Introduction to IntelligenceCenter
- Introduction to Policy Center
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