Promina Fundamentals and Network Configurations Course

Information Management Systems Inc.
Atlanta, GA, United States

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

Course Description:

'' What will you learn?

· Apply fundamental Telecommunications datacomm and network concepts and terminology to the Promina

· Work with Telecom and datacomm hardware and software components

· Evaluate leading-edge network technologies such as routers , switches, PBX¡¯s Video Conferencing

· Utilize key network protocols and standards

· Choose local and wide area networks

· Enhance network reliability and security with management tools and techniques

· Understand how the Promina series of devices interconnect to each other and other devices such as Routers and LAN Switches, PBX¡¯s and Video equipment

· Understand how to mange , monitor and configure the Promina devices

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Course benefits

The field of data, Voice, and Video communications is undergoing tremendous change, spurred by the growing availability of sophisticated "off-the-shelf" hardware, software and network components. The challenge of integrating sophisticated technology into products, systems and services means that technical professionals must develop a solid foundation and state-of-the-art expertise in data communications and networks.

This course provides you with a thorough understanding of how the Promina basic networking components work and how they’re put together to implement a system.

Who Should Attend

This course is valuable for anyone who requires a technical introduction on configuring the Promina Devices and how to interface them to other network Equipment. Such As Cisco Routers and Switches, Foundry Networks, Juniper Networks, Extreme Switches, and PBX¡¯s.



Overview of Nodal Networks
Brief overview of Voice Telecommunications
Overview of Data networks

Convergence fundamentals

· Why convergence matters

· The structure of convergence

The complete network

· Components

· Leased and switched networks

· Public and private networks

COMPARING TRANSMISSION MEDIA

Selecting the medium

· Copper and fiber

· Terrestrial radio

· Geosynchronous and LEO satellites

Applying analog and digital techniques

· Bandwidth, loss, frequency response

· AMI, B8ZS, NRZ, AM, FM, PSK, QAM

· Sync and async transmission

T1/E1 equipment

· DS-1 and E1 rates and formats

· The 56-kbit/s limitation

· Fractional services

Differences between PDH and SDH

· Scalable capacity

· Add-drop multiplexing

· SONET/SDH rings

MODERN TELEPHONY AND VIDEO CONFERENCING

Basic and primary rate ISDN

· NT1s, TAs, TE1s, TE2s

· Supplementary services

Comparing cellular techniques

· Frequency reuse, handoff, roaming

· Planning for 3G evolution

· TDMA versus CDMA

· GSM, AMPS, PCS, UMTS

Choosing a voice coding method

· A-Law, µ-law, ADPCM

· Low bit-rate coding: LPC, CELP

Voice and video conferencing

· Video coding: H.261

· H.320/H.323 terminals

· Following a VoIP call

SIGNALING

Channel-associated signaling

· Dial pulse and DTMF

· E&M interfaces

· Robbed-bit and E1 slot-16 signaling

Applying common-channel signaling

· Q.931 ISDN call control

· SS7 signaling network

· QSIG for PBXs

DATACOMM AND NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS

Protocols

· The nature and purpose of protocols

· How computers communicate

· Circuit-switched vs. packet-switched

· Connections and connectionless protocols

· Sources of protocols: ITU-T, ISO, IEEE and IETF

The OSI Reference Model

· The seven-layer approach

· TCP/IP and other protocol suites compared to the OSI Model

· The significance of layering

PHYSICAL COMMUNICATIONS OPTIONS

Physical links and interfaces

· Analog and digital circuits

· With wire: twisted pair, coaxial and fiber-optic cabling

· Structured cabling

· EIA/TIA 568

· Category 3, 5, 5e and 6 UTP

· Wireless: microwave, cellular, satellite

Dial-up modem standards

· V.90 and V.92

· 56 kbit/s modems

· V.42

· V.42 bis

· V.250 command set

· RS-232/EIA-232

· V.24 and V.28

Dial-up ISDN

· Uses of ISDN

· 2B+D BRI

· 23B+D and 30B+D PRI

DSL, cable modem and wireless

· DSL over the local loop

· ADSL

· Cable TV channel

· Broadband wireless

LOCAL AREA NETWORKS (LANs)

LAN characteristics and concepts

· Ethernet/IEEE 802.3

· CSMA/CD

· 10/100BASE-T

· 1- and 10-gigabit Ethernet

Additional LAN standards

· Logical link control

· Wireless LANs

· IEEE 802.11

· Token Ring

Interconnection of LANs

· Repeaters and switches

· Transparent switching (Ethernet)

· Switched Ethernet

· Layer 2 and 3 switches

· VLANs

WAN characteristics and concepts

· Switched and leased digital lines

· Fractional T1

· T1/CEPT-30 (E1)

· SONET/SDH

· HDLC and its variations

· Transparent LAN service

X.25 and frame relay

· Contrasting the ubiquitous X.25 with better services

· Reasons to prefer frame relay services

· CIR and EIR

· Congestion control

ATM cell relay

· ATM

· AAL1 to AAL5

INTERCONNECTING NETWORKS

Characteristics and concepts of intranet/Internet routers

· Why and when to use routers

· Routing strategies, advantages & pitfalls

· Multiprotocol routers

· IP-switching

· QoS with IP

· MPLS

· ...''

Phone:404 329-6260 or 888 812 9028

School Address:

2470 Cheshire Bridge Road
Atlanta, GA
United States - 30324
Phone : 404 329-6260 or 888 812 9028
Fax : 404 329-6365
Email : cservice@imsinc.com

Jobs & Resumes: Atlanta
Houses & Roommates: Atlanta

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Internet (TCP/IP) Security and Firewall
Introduction to Local Area Networks
Introduction to TCP/IP
IPSEC: IPSEC Architecture and Protocols
IPv6 Architecture
IWLN11: Implementing Wireless Networks 802.11
MLSTE: Multi Protocol Label Switching Technology Essentials
OSPF: Open Shortest Path First Protocol
TCP/IP Troubleshooting
Voice Over Internet Protocol - CBT
Voice, Data and Video Integration
VOIP: Voice over IP
VOIPE: Voice over IP Essentials
A Guide to VPN, IPSec and Cryptogrophy - Version 2.1
A + and Network + BOOTCAMP
Advanced Services Cisco Call Manager MCS Boot Camp (CCMBC) v1.0
Advanced AVVID Troubleshooting and PBX Integration Bootcamp (AATPI) v1.0

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