DSCP Explained: EF, AF, Class Selectors & The Priority Formula @cbtnuggets
DSCP Explained: EF, AF, Class Selectors & The Priority Formula  @cbtnuggets
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Are you still using arbitrary values to tag your network traffic? CBT Nuggets trainer Jeff Kish dives deep into DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) to understand how to properly classify and mark packets within the IPv4 and IPv6 headers.

Move beyond basic tagging to explore Per-Hop Behaviors (PHB)β€”the industry standard for ensuring your routers treat Voice, Video, and Bulk traffic correctly across different networks.

πŸ”Ž Read more in our blog _What is Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP)_ for more info: blog.cbt.gg/eac7d6
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*Who should take this CCNP Enterprise training?*
This course is for network engineers and IT professionals who design, deploy, or manage WAN infrastructures. If you're working with Cisco gear in enterprise networks and want to specialize in SD-WAN deployments, this training help build hands-on skills as you prepare for the 300-415 ENSDWI exam.

*How much does the CCNP Enterprise cost?*
Earning the CCNP Enterprise can cost upward of $700, because you need to take a core exam and at least one concentration exam. The core exam (350-401 ENCOR) costs $400 and the 300-415 ENSDWI concentration exam (which this course prepares you for) costs $300.

*Does earning the CCNP Enterprise pay well?*
Yes. CCNP Enterprise-certified professionals can often earn $90,000–$130,000+ depending on their experience and region. Cisco certifications are consistently among the most valued in IT networking, and SD-WAN expertise is in even higher demand as companies move to cloud-based and hybrid infrastructures.

*Is it hard to learn Enterprise SD-WAN management and administration?*
Yes, it’s demanding, especially if you haven't worked with Cisco SD-WAN before. You'll need to understand everything from basic IP routing to multi-cloud security integration. However, if you already have foundational networking knowledge (CCNA-level or higher), this course builds up logically with lots of hands-on application.

*What jobs do I qualify for with the CCNP Enterprise?*
You’ll be qualified for roles like Enterprise Network Engineer, SD-WAN Specialist, Network Operations Lead, or Infrastructure Architect. Companies are actively looking for engineers who can deploy, optimize, and secure Cisco SD-WAN environments across campuses, data centers, and cloud platforms.
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