MGX ATM Concentrator Configuration

Global Knowledge (UK) Inc.
Dublin,Maidenhead, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' A 5 day course that teaches participants how to set up and manage MGX concentrators attached to BPX or MGX 8850-PXM45 backbone networks. This course includes MGX 8230, 8250, and 8850-PXM1 switches. One lesson is dedicated to the MGX 8220 concentrator and how it differs from the PXM1-based platforms.

Learn How To
Upon completion of the MACC 3.0 course the participant will be able to complete the following tasks:

Configure MGX 8230, 8250, and 8850-PXM1 edge switches from isolation into a network that supports circuit emulation, Frame Relay, ATM, voice over ATM, and Layer 3 (IP) services
Configure MGX 8220 concentrators from isolation into a network that supports circuit emulation, Frame Relay, and ATM services
Operate and monitor the MGX network once traffic has been established
Course Outline
Determining the Required Features and Hardware for Your MGX Switch:
The MGX Product Family
MGX 8230, 8250, and 8850-PXM1 Features
Network Management
MGX Networking
MGX 8850 Processor Cards
The SRM Card Module
What is the Route Processor Module?
MGX Service Modules
How to Decide Which Card Slot to Use
How to Determine the Required Features and Hardware for Your MGX 8230/8250/8850-PXM1 Switch
Using the MGX Command-Line Interface:Methods for Connecting to the Command-Line Interface
MGX Command Syntax
Help Commands on the MGX CLI MGX User IDs and Passwords
How to Log On and Off the MGX CLI


Setting Up the MGX Switch:
What Are Resource Partitions?
MGX Node Configuration Commands
How Redundancy Works on the MGX Switch
MGX Card Redundancy Commands
How to Set Up MGX Node Characteristics


Attaching an MGX Feeder Node to the ATM Backbone Network:
What is a Feeder Node?
What is a Line?
What is SONET APS?
MGX Network Commands Commands for Configuring SONET Automatic Protection Switching on a PXM1 Line
How to Add a Feeder to a BPX Network
How to Add a Feeder to an MGX 8850-PXM45 Network
How to Set Up an MGX Standalone Switch

Configuring Lines on Service Modules:
What is a Line?
How the SRM -3T3 Distributes T1 Lines Commands for Displaying, Adding and Configuring Lines Commands for T1 Line
Distribution Commands for Monitoring Line Alarms and Errors
How to Add Lines to an MGX Service Module
How to Test T1 and E1 Lines on Service Modules Using the SRM


Creating Routing Connections in the ATM Backbone Network:
What are PVCs, SPVCs, and SVCs?
Connection Types in the Backbone Network
What are MGX Connections?Commands for Adding, Configuring, and Displaying BPX Connections
How to Add a Connection in the BPX Backbone Network Commands for Adding, Configuring, and Displaying MGX 8850-PXM45 Connections
How to Add a Connection in an MGX 8850-PXM45 Network
Creating Circuit Emulation Services on the CESM:
What is a Circuit Emulation Port?
What is a Circuit Emulation Connection?
Circuit Emulation Clocking Modes
How the CESM Manages Traffic Commands for Adding, Configuring, and Displaying Circuit Emulation Ports
Commands for Adding, Configuring, and Displaying Circuit Emulation Connections
Commands for Verifying Circuit Emulation Connections
How to Create Circuit Emulation Services in the MGX Network


Creating Frame Relay Ports on the FRSM:
What is a Frame Relay Port?
What is a Port Queue?
How Traffic Moves Through the FRSM
Commands for Adding and Configuring Frame Relay Ports
Commands for Monitoring Frame Relay Ports
How to Configure a Frame Relay Port on an FRSM


Creating Frame Relay Connections on the FRSM:
What is a Frame Relay Connection?
What is Interworking?
What is Frame Relay Policing?
What is the ForeSight Feature?
What is Available Bit Rate for Frame Relay?
What is a Virtual Circuit Queue?
How Traffic Moves Through the FRSM Commands for Adding, Configuring, and Displaying Frame Relay Connections
Commands for Verifying Frame Relay Connections
How to Create Frame Relay Connections in the MGX Network


Creating ATM Ports on the AUSM and PXM1:
What is an ATM Port?
What is Inverse Multiplexing Over ATM?
What is a Port Queue?
How Cells Move Though the AUSM
Commands for Adding, Configuring, and Displaying ATM Ports on the AUSM
Commands for Adding, Configuring, and Displaying ATM Ports on the PXM1
Commands For Monitoring ATM Ports
How to Configure an ATM Port on the AUSM and PXM1


Creating ATM Connections on the AUSM and PXM1:
What is an ATM Connection?
What is an ATM Class of Service?
What is ATM Policing?
What is the ForeSight Feature?
What is Available Bit Rate?
What are Virtual Circuit Queues?
How Cells Move Though the AUSM
Commands for Adding, Displaying, and Configuring ATM Connections on the AUSM
Commands for Adding, Displaying, and Configuring ATM Connections on the PXM1
Commands for Verifying ATM Connections
How to Create ATM Connections on the AUSM and PXM1


Creating Voice over ATM Services on the VISM:
VISM Voice Features
What is a Voice Connection?
How PCM Samples are Converted into ATM Cells
Commands for Adding, Configuring, and Displaying Voice Connections
Commands for Verifying Voice Connections
How to Create Voice over ATM Services on the VISM

Setting up the RPM:
RPM Memory Locations
RPM Port Numbering
The Cisco Internetworking Operating System Command-Line Interface
Commands for Configuring the RPM Commands for Setting Up the RPM ATM Switch Interface

How to Set Up the RPM Creating PVCs on the RPM:
What is a Subinterface?
What is a Permanent Virtual Circuit on the RPM?
Commands for Configuring Subinterfaces Commands for Creating and Displaying PVCs on the RPM
How to Create Connections on the RPM

An Introduction to MPLS on the MGX Switch:
What is MultiProtocol Label Switching?
MultiProtocol Label Switching Features Supported on the MGX Switch MPLS Networks
Using the MGX Switch
Setting Up MPLS on the MGX Switch

Configuring MGX 8220 Concentrators:
A Comparison of the MGX 8220 Concentrator and PXM1-Based MGX Switches
What is the ASC?
What is the BNM?
What is the SRM?
What is the IMATM?
Service Modules Supported on the MGX 8220 Concentrator
MGX 8220 Network Commands
How to Add an MGX 8220 Feeder to the ATM Backbone Network
MGX 8220 Feeder Connections
Commands for Adding Connections on the MGX 8220 Concentrator






Who Needs to Attend
Networking professionals responsible for implementing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and managing the MGX network
Networking professionals responsible for designing and planning network changes
Employees and partners responsible for customer support, trials and demos, presales support, and other functions






Suggested Prerequisites

The following prerequisites must be met before attending the MACC 3.0: WAN Quick Start guide BSSC and MAESC courses - These courses are not required prerequisites but learners may find it helpful to have completed one or both of them before this course. Some BPX or MGX 8850-PXM45 configurations are required to complete the laboratory exercises in this course Basic networking concepts and binary and hexadecimal numbering.






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