The Network Engineers Guide to MPLS Complete Course
 
Course Description
This course provides a comprehensive and structured exploration of Multiprotocol Label Switching as a foundational technology for modern service provider and large scale enterprise networks. Learners gain a clear understanding of how MPLS enables traffic engineering scalability and service separation across complex network environments. The course emphasizes protocol behavior forwarding mechanisms and operational design principles aligned with real world carrier and enterprise deployments.
 
What You Will Learn
Understand MPLS fundamentals and label based forwarding concepts
Explain how MPLS differs from traditional IP routing
Analyze label distribution and signaling mechanisms
Understand MPLS forwarding tables and traffic flow behavior
Explore common MPLS services including VPN and traffic engineering models
Evaluate design considerations for scalable and resilient MPLS networks
 
Who This Course Is For
Network engineers and administrators
Service provider and carrier network professionals
Infrastructure engineers supporting large scale routed networks
IT professionals seeking deeper understanding of MPLS technologies
Practitioners preparing for advanced networking roles
 
Course Outcomes
Upon completion learners will be able to explain design and analyze MPLS based networks with confidence. Participants will gain the skills needed to understand label switched architectures evaluate MPLS deployments and support enterprise or service provider network operations.