£299.00 Free
Course Description
This course takes a comprehensive look at all the areas of knowledge required to take Peplink’s Certified Engineer Course (PCE). It includes and extends to the publicly available PCE Webinar, online coursework and other training material, where that original content is collated, enhanced and bolstered with real world experience and advisories. This includes industry context, real world examples and my opinions based on providing Peplink solutions for over a decade.
Certification
To become a Peplink Certified Engineer you have to take the official exam by signing up and logging into https://training.peplink.com/ and enrolling into the PCE course.
The PCE Certification Exam
Format
- 100 minute time limit per attempt
- Unfinished exams will be automatically submitted upon time limit
- Multiple Choice Examination
- 50 Questions
- 70% Passing Grade
- USD$150 per attempt
- 2 month waiting period between attempts
Although really useful, the official Peplink training material can be a little dry. My intention here is to make that content easier to use whilst also adding in my own views experience and content that I think is useful for an engineer to know.
References
You can learn more about the Peplink Certified Training Courses on the Peplink Website here https://www.peplink.com/training/
The PCE course and material are available here https://www.peplink.com/training/pce/
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Why Peplink
Internet connectivity how its changed and why Peplink technologies exists.
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Peplink SpeedFusion
An introduction to SpeedFusion Peplink's SD-WAN technology and its core concepts
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Overview
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Detail
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The SD-WAN Elements
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SpeedFusion Basic Configuration Options
How to configure SpeedFusion between two devices and what's required to make it connect
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Using InControl2 to Configure SpeedFusion
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On Device SpeedFusion Configuration
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SpeedFusion Advanced Configurations and Settings
Everything you need to know when you need more than a simple point to point VPN connection.
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Complex Routing Options
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TCP Data Mode
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Wan Smoothing
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Forward Error Correction
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Receive Buffers
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Asymmetric Connections
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Connection Mapping
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Link Latency & Packetloss Management
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IP ToS Field
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Using Multiple Tunnels
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DPI Traffic Steering
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Virtual Network Mapping
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SpeedFusion Optimisation and Tips
How to use, test and improve SpeedFusion Settings
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Combining WAN link types and SpeedFusion Overhead
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Managing Large Latency Differences
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Testing SpeedFusion
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Cellular Networks and SpeedFusion
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InControl 2 - Overview
All About the cloud management application.
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Introduction
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Zero Touch Deployments
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Outbound Policy
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Firewall Rules
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Firmware Management
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Wi-Fi Management
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Captive Portals
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VLANs
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GPS & Mapping
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Geo Fencing
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Reporting and Trouble Shooting
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InControl2 Reporting and Troubleshooting
IC2 Reporting and Remote device management and monitoring
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Notifications
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Device Reports
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Usage Reports
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Sim Pools
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Remote Web Admin
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Event Logs
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Operation Logs
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Warranty & Licensing
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Deep Packet Inspection
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Cellular Reports
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Product Overview
An Overview of all Peplink Products
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Peplink Balance Overview
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Pepwave MAX Overview
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X Series Overview
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SIM Injector
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FusionHub
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Wi-Fi Products
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SD-Switch
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PEPXIM Products
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