IP-MPLS Telco Course Outline 2014

Telecom Training Center
www.pathlosstraining.com
IP-MPLS for Telecommunications Training Course Outline

Course Objectives
The 4 day course equips trainees with in-depth understandings and practical knowledge of IP / MPLS
technology and its implementation at a Telecommunications network that is normally not available from
standard vendor training sessions. Hands-on training routers are provided in the classroom.
Course Overview
When your business relies on a solidly functioning IP network, its not the time to forget about the
foundation upon which it is built.
Understanding the basic and advanced principles of IP/MPLS technologies can make a difference
when your network must support real-time services like streaming video, Voice over IP, e-learning or
even be properly secured against hackers.
This customized course focus on vendor-independent IP/MPLS implementation at large carrier
network. It lays a solid foundation for dealing with the choice of routing protocols and their efficient
operation, IP/MPLS design for supporting both wireline and wireless services, IP/MPLS technology
over various transmission system, Layer 2 and Layer 3 VPN technologies, Carrier Ethernet, Quality of
Service (QoS) and Traffic Engineering. It ensures that your IP infrastructure can support advanced
services through the understanding of effective topologies and bandwidth requirements, and provides
you with insights that will help with the implementation of network security. Whether you are a
seasoned network professional looking for a refresher or new to the business of networking, dont miss
this opportunity to master the fundamentals before deploying advanced services on your network.
Key Benefits
Get the latest facts and developments surrounding IP/MPLS implementation in a Telco network
Improve your understanding of a critical WAN technology
Pre-Requisites for Participants

Background in TCP/IP and data communications is recommended.
Who Should Attend?

Network Engineering Managers, Engineers and technicians
Project Managers
Network Planners who are planning the IP/MPLS network
Network Engineers & Designers who are designing or deploying a Telco IP/MPLS network
IP Network Operations who are maintaining a Telco Operator IP/MPLS network
PO Box 314, Cornwall, On, Canada K6H 5T1 Tel: 1 514 696 4802 Fax: 1 613 931 9387
Email: info@pathlosstraining.com

Course Outline
Introduction and Overview
Course Objectives
New challenges facing Telco Operator
Business Motivation for a single convergent IP Infrastructure
Carrier Layer 2 Technologies
TDM vs Ethernet
Carrier Ethernet Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) Carrier Ethernet 2.0
Evolution of IEEE Ethernet standards: From 10BaseT to 100 Gigabit Ethernet
Customer facing access technologies DSL, DOCSIS, FTTH, Edge, HSPA, LTE
Ethernet Switching Fundamentals
Bridging and Switching Technologies

Spanning Tree Protocol
Virtual LANs (VLANs)
Trunking Technologies and Applications
Layer 3 Switching
IP Routing Concepts
OSI 7-Layer Reference Module

Layer 3 IP Addressing (IPv4 and IPv6)
Designing Proper IP Address Space
IP Routing Static vs Dynamic, FLSM & VLSM & CIDR
Routing Protocols Overview
Routing Redistribution
Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
RIP Operation
RIP Version 1, Version2
Feature Summary
Workshop: RIP Configuration
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
OSPF Overview
OSPF Messages Link State Advertisements (LSAs)
OSPF Operations
OSPF Hierarchical Design

Areas
Designated Routers
Area Boarder Routers
ASBRs
OSPF on Broadcast and Non-Broadcast Multi-Access (NBMA) Networks
Feature Summary
Workshop: OSPF Configuration
Integrated IS-IS
IS-IS Overview
IS-IS Protocol Data Units (PDUs)
IS-IS Operations
IS-IS Hierarchical Design
Areas
Designated Routers
Level 1 Routers
Level 2 Routers
Level 1/2 Routers
Feature Summary
Workshop: IS-IS Configuration
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
BGP Overview
BGP Operations
BGP Messages
BGP Attributes
eBGP vs iBGP
iBGP and IGP Synchronization
Autonomous Systems
Large-Scale BGP Peering
Feature Summary
Workshop: BGP Configuration
Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) Technology
The Drawbacks of Traditional IP Routing

Basic MPLS Concepts and Label Switch Router (LSR) Types
Label Distribution Protocol (LDP)
Loop Prevention and Detection in MPLS
MPLS Implementations
Summary
Layer 3 MPLS VPN Technology


Major VPN Technologies and Topologies

Layer 3 MPLS VPN vs Peer-to-Peer VPN
Architectural Blocks
Routing Model and Packet Forwarding
Provider Edge Customer Edge Routing Protocols
Static Routes
OSPF
RIP
eBGP
Advance Layer 3 MPLS VPN Design
Inter-AS VPN
Summary
Workshop: MPLS VPN Configuration
Layer 2 VPN Technologies
Layer 2 VPN Overview

Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint VPN
Ethernet Private Line
Ethernet Virtual Private Line
Inter-Working
Multipoint VPN
Ethernet LAN - VPLS
Ethernet Tree
VPLS Scalability Issue and Solutions
Ethernet Network to Network Interface (NNI)
Other Types Of Layer 2 VPN NonMPLS
Summary
Traffic Engineering With MPLS
Traffic Engineering Overview

Traffic Engineering Theory
Information Distribution
Path Selection / Calculation
Path Setup
Trunk Admission Control
Path Maintenance
Forwarding Traffic On to Tunnel
Tunnel Attributes
Refresh Reduction
Tunnel Protection
Summary
IP/MPLS Implementation in Telco Networks
Overview

Wireline Operator Implementations

Enterprise VPNs
Infrastructure / Service VPNs
Traffic Engineering
Wireless Operator Implementations
IP RAN
Packet Core
Mobile VPN
Summary
Quality Of Service (QoS)
QoS Overview
Packet Classification and Marking
IEEE 802.1p
IP Precedence
DiffServ Code Point (DSCP)
MPLS Experimental Bit
Congestion Management - Queuing
Congestion Avoidance
Tail Drop
Random Early Detection (RED)
Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED)
Shaping and Policing
MPLS QoS
Pipe Mode
Traffic Engineering
Summary
Security Best Practice In SP Network
Overview
Routing / Peering Protection
Infrastructure Protection
Service Protection
Separated Management Network
Summary

Price and schedule: See registration form
Included:
4 day Microwave radio theory training course, text books and Certificate;
4 day and night accommodation, single occupancy in Nav Canada Training and Conference
Center http://navcentre.ca/;
Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner on site;
Continuous refreshment, coffee, tea, soft drink and snack service on site;
Fully equipped classroom and facilities on site;
Free WiFi internet access; free parking
Indoor swimming pool and fitness room on site.
Location: NAV CANADA Training and Conference Centre, 1950 Montreal Road,
Cornwall (Ontario) K6H 6L2, Canada. http://navcentre.ca/

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IP-MPLS for Telecommunications Training Course Outline

Pre-Requisites for Participants

Who Should Attend?

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Carrier Layer 2 Technologies

Ethernet Switching Fundamentals

Bridging and Switching Technologies

OSI 7-Layer Reference Module

Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)

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Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)

Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) Technology

The Drawbacks of Traditional IP Routing

Layer 3 MPLS VPN Technology

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Major VPN Technologies and Topologies

Layer 2 VPN Technologies

Layer 2 VPN Overview

Traffic Engineering With MPLS

Traffic Engineering Overview

IP/MPLS Implementation in Telco Networks

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Wireline Operator Implementations

Quality Of Service (QoS)

Security Best Practice In SP Network

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