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Teracom’s Course 110 IP Telecom and VoIP for Non-Engineers is an intensive 3-day course covering virtually all aspects of IP networks, IP telephony and VoIP systems, designed for non-engineers who need to who need to get up to speed on the theory, demystify the jargon and buzzwords, understand the technologies and most importantly, how it all fits together.
Independent of any particular vendor’s products, this course will put in place the solid foundation knowledge necessary to deal with IP telecom network projects and IP voice and data applications with confidence. Mastering the buzzwords and jargon, understanding the technologies, protocols and core concepts – and how it all works together are productivity-enhancing skills you can build on.
Key Course Features:
- Solid coverage of IP telephony and VoIP systems
• Packetized voice, codecs and voice quality
• RTP/UDP/IP protocol stack
• Softswitches, gateways, servers and other system components
• SIP and call setup in the IP world
- Solid coverage of IP networking and its components: OSI Layers 1 – 3
• IP addressing, DHCP, NAT, subnetting and routing
• LANs, MAC addresses, frames vs. packets, VLANs
• Fiber, Optical Ethernet, DOCSIS, VDSL
- IP Security and QoS
• Network segmentation, firewalls, IPsec and VPNs, encryption, authentication, VoIP security
• MPLS and QoS: how MPLS implements Diff-Serv
- Designed for non-engineers
• Understand the jargon and buzzwords, technologies, protocols and standards, and most importantly, the underlying ideas and how it all works together – in plain English – without bogging down on detailed design discussions.
- Vendor independent
• Core foundation knowledge that can be applied to any related project or system.
- Proven content
• This course was originally developed for a major telephone company and was used to train and upgrade the knowledge skills of 5,000 of their employees.
• The course content and materials have subsequently been tuned, refined, improved and updated over a period of five years.
- Technically-qualified professional instructors
• Our instructors hold Bachelor of Engineering degrees or equivalent and have decades of experience working in the field. They consistently receive the highest ratings across the board and written praise on student evaluations.
- High-quality course materials
• Each student receives a 300-page high-quality bound student manual with copies of all diagrams plus detailed text notes, sure to be a valuable reference for years to come. Totally up-to-date and bringing together all of this information, impossible to find in one place anywhere else.
Added bonus: each student also receives a downloadable copy of Teracom’s new textbook “Telecom 101”, 3rd edition 2008. 400 pages, over 175 diagrams, 25 years of knowledge in one book.
Course Content (Overview)
Parts 2, 3 and 4 are the main part of the course. Part 1 is a high-level introduction covered relatively quickly. The amount of time spent on Part 5 and the wrap-up is adjusted to meet the needs of the class.
Part 1: The Big Picture
The first part of IP Telecommunications is the big-picture view. We’ll cover the strategic and business reasons for the all-IP telecommunications network, the IP telecom network architecture and IP telecom services. We’ll also get a start on VoIP, identifying the main VoIP components, architectures and applications.
- - Convergence and converged networks
- Broadband IP dial tone as the replacement for POTS
- Why we will stop thinking of “the telephone network” and “the IP data network” as different
- The benefits, challenges and opportunities of an all-IP telecom network
- Network architecture: core, edge and access. Optical Ethernet and MANs.
- Network services: categories of providers, IP network Service Level Agreements, applications
- Voice over IP, IP telephony and VoIP jargon, buzzwords, components and architectures.
Part 2: Network Technologies
Part 2 covers the network technologies that are the IP-PSTN, including fiber, Ethernet and all of the different aspects of IP. Encompassing six chapters, this Part includes both IP and LAN fundamentals to fill in gaps, plus selected important advanced topics like VLANs, CIDR subnet prefix + mask, routing protocols like OSPF and BGP, multicasting and IPv6. Without bogging down on details, we’ll take your knowledge of things IP to the next level… solid career-enhancing knowledge that lasts a lifetime.
- Fiber, VDSL and DOCSIS. Optical Ethernet .
- Why we use the term “broadcast domain” instead of “LAN”
- How VLANs are used to compartmentalize devices
- All about IP addressing: static, dynamic, public, private, DHCP, ARP, routing protocols
- What an IP subnet and mask is, and how this is related to VLANs
- How routing really works
- TCP, UDP, ports, sockets, multicasting and other topics
Part 3: VoIP and IP Telephony
Part 3 is devoted to one of the main applications that will run over the network of Part 2: telephone service. This part covers the nuts and bolts of Voice over IP: packetized voice, SIP and call flow, protocol stacks, softswitches and gateways, codecs and compression, PBX replacement and carrier interconnect.
- What exactly packetized voice is, how it happens and the standards and protocols used
- RTP and correcting for jitter, delay and lost packets
- Codecs and voice compression: G.711, G.722, G.729
- All about SIP and call flow in the IP world
- Carrier interconnect: connecting at the IP level, SBCs, Megaco and DS0 interconnect
Part 4: IP Security and Quality of Service
This Part covers the essential topic of IP security, including firewalls, encryption and authentication, IP VPNs, viruses and Trojans, plus QoS and how Service Level Agreements are implemented on a carrier’s IP network including MPLS and Diff-Serv.
- The tools and techniques for controlling traffic and implementing service levels in the IP world
- Understand how MPLS implements Diff-Serv to implement QoS and SLAs
- Get a comprehensive overview of security in the IP world
- Learn the critical concept of network segmentation, assigning IP subnets to VLANs
- Understand what L2/L3 routing switches like Nortel Passports and Cisco Catalysts do - and why
- Firewall technologies: packet filtering, application, SPI
- IPsec for encryption and authentication, used to implement VPNs
- The threat of malicious software such as Trojan horses
- Special threats against a VoIP telephone system
Part 5: The Practical
The fifth part of the course adds value with a series of practical discussions related to VoIP implementation, identifying issues that must be understood and addressed, mainstream solutions and vendor profiles.
- VOIP READINESS ASSESSMENT Step-by-step, we’ll walk through issues that must be considered, resolved and checked off when planning a migration to VoIP, and finish with a practical Readiness Assessment Checklist you can put to immediate use. This will allow you to plan for change, rather than having hidden issues become a series of career-limiting surprises.
- In-building deployment options / case studies: PBX vs. softswitch vs. IP Centrex / hosted PBX
- WAN deployment options / case studies: private network, data network, Internet, VPN
- VoIP vendor profiles: hardware, software, softswitch vendors
We'll wrap things up with a high-level view towards the future, what we consider to be the truly “neat” applications and where we are headed with converged IP-based communications: web-enabled multimedia call centers, unified messaging, presence, intelligent call handling and location independence.
Register today to benefit from this career-enhancing knowledge upgrade!
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COURSE 110 IP TELECOM and VOIP FOR NON-ENGINEERS
Teracom’s Course 110 IP Telecom and VoIP for Non-Engineers is an intensive 3-day course covering virtually all aspects of IP networks, IP telephony and VoIP systems, designed for non-engineers who need to who need to get up to speed on the theory, demystify the jargon and buzzwords, understand the technologies and most importantly, how it all fits together.
Independent of any particular vendor’s products, this course will put in place the solid foundation turnkey voip opportunity
necessary to deal with IP telecom network projects and IP voice and data applications with confidence. Mastering the buzzwords and jargon, understanding the technologies, protocols and core concepts – and how it all works together are productivity-enhancing skills you can build on.
Key Course Features:
- Solid coverage of IP telephony and VoIP systems
• Packetized voice, codecs and voice quality
• RTP/UDP/IP protocol stack
• Softswitches, gateways, servers and other system components
• SIP and call setup in the IP world
- Solid coverage of IP networking and its components: OSI Layers 1 – 3
• IP addressing, DHCP, NAT, subnetting and routing
• LANs, MAC addresses, frames vs. packets, VLANs
• Fiber, Optical Ethernet, DOCSIS, VDSL
- IP Security and QoS
• Network segmentation, firewalls, IPsec and VPNs, encryption, authentication, VoIP security
• MPLS and QoS: how MPLS implements Diff-Serv
- Designed for non-engineers
• Understand the jargon and buzzwords, technologies, protocols and standards, and most importantly, the underlying ideas and how it all works together – in plain English – without bogging down on detailed design discussions.
- Vendor independent
• Core foundation knowledge that can be applied to any related project or system.
- Proven content
• This course was originally developed for a major telephone company and was used to train and upgrade the knowledge skills of 5,000 of their employees.
• The course content and materials have subsequently been tuned, refined, improved and updated over a period of five years.
- Technically-qualified professional instructors
• Our instructors hold Bachelor of Engineering degrees or equivalent and have decades of experience working in the field. They consistently receive the highest ratings across the board and written praise on student evaluations.
- High-quality course materials
• Each student receives a 300-page high-quality bound student manual with copies of all diagrams plus detailed text notes, sure to be a valuable reference for years to come. Totally up-to-date and bringing together all of this information, impossible to find in one place anywhere else.
Added bonus: each student also receives a downloadable copy of Teracom’s new textbook “Telecom 101”, 3rd edition 2008. 400 pages, over 175 diagrams, 25 years of knowledge in one book.
Course Content (Overview)
Parts 2, 3 and 4 are the main part of the course. Part 1 is a high-level introduction covered relatively quickly. The amount of time spent on Part 5 and the wrap-up is adjusted to meet the needs of the class.
Part 1: The Big Picture
The first part of IP Telecommunications is the big-picture view. We’ll cover the strategic and business reasons for the all-IP telecommunications network, the IP telecom network architecture and IP telecom services. We’ll also get a start on VoIP, identifying the main VoIP components, architectures and applications.
- - Convergence and converged networks
- Broadband IP dial tone as the replacement for POTS
- Why we will stop thinking Basics of VoIP “the telephone network” and “the IP data network” as different
- The benefits, challenges and opportunities of an all-IP telecom network
- Network architecture: core, edge and access. Optical Ethernet and MANs.
- Network services: categories of providers, IP network Service Level hate fucking vonage commercials
applications
- Voice over IP, IP telephony and VoIP jargon, buzzwords, components and architectures.
Part 2: Network Technologies
Part 2 covers the network technologies that are the IP-PSTN, including fiber, Ethernet and all of the different aspects of IP. Encompassing six chapters, this Part includes both IP and LAN fundamentals to fill in gaps, plus selected important advanced topics like VLANs, CIDR subnet prefix + mask, routing protocols like OSPF and BGP, multicasting and IPv6. Without bogging down on details, we’ll take your knowledge of things IP to the next level… solid career-enhancing knowledge that lasts a lifetime.
- Fiber, VDSL and DOCSIS. Optical Ethernet .
- Why we use the term “broadcast domain” instead of “LAN”
- How VLANs are used to compartmentalize devices
- All about IP addressing: static, dynamic, public, private, DHCP, ARP, routing protocols
- What an IP subnet and mask is, and how this is related to VLANs
- How routing really works
- TCP, UDP, ports, sockets, multicasting and other topics
Part 3: VoIP and IP Telephony
Part 3 is devoted to one of the main applications that will run over the network of Part 2: telephone service. This part covers the nuts and bolts of Voice over IP: packetized voice, SIP and call flow, protocol stacks, softswitches and gateways, codecs and compression, PBX replacement and carrier interconnect.
- What exactly packetized voice is, how it happens and the standards and protocols used
- RTP and correcting for jitter, delay and lost packets
- Codecs and voice compression: G.711, G.722, G.729
- All about SIP and call flow in the IP world
- Carrier interconnect: connecting at the IP level, SBCs, Megaco and DS0 interconnect
Part 4: IP Security and Quality of Service
This Part covers the essential topic of IP security, including firewalls, encryption and authentication, IP VPNs, viruses and Trojans, plus QoS and how Service Level Agreements are implemented on a carrier’s IP network including MPLS and Diff-Serv.
- The tools and techniques for controlling traffic and implementing service levels in the IP world
- Understand how MPLS implements Diff-Serv to implement QoS and SLAs
- Get a comprehensive overview of security in the IP world
- Learn the critical concept of network segmentation, assigning IP subnets to VLANs
- Understand what L2/L3 routing switches like Nortel Passports and Cisco Catalysts do - and why
- Firewall technologies: packet filtering, application, SPI
- IPsec for encryption and authentication, used to implement VPNs
- The threat of malicious software such as Trojan horses
- Special threats against a VoIP telephone system
Part 5: The Practical
The fifth part of Voip internet telephony canada course adds value with a series of practical discussions related to VoIP implementation, identifying issues that must be understood and addressed, mainstream solutions and vendor profiles.
- VOIP READINESS ASSESSMENT Step-by-step, we’ll walk through issues that must be considered, resolved and checked off when planning a migration to VoIP, and finish with a practical Readiness Assessment Checklist you can put to immediate use. This will allow you to plan for change, rather than having hidden issues become a series of career-limiting surprises.
- In-building deployment options / case studies: PBX vs. softswitch vs. IP Centrex / hosted PBX
- WAN deployment options / case studies: private network, data network, Internet, VPN
- VoIP vendor profiles: hardware, software, softswitch vendors
We'll wrap things up with a high-level view towards the future, what we consider to be the truly “neat” applications and where we are headed with converged IP-based communications: web-enabled multimedia call centers, unified messaging, presence, intelligent call handling and location independence.
Register today to benefit from this career-enhancing knowledge upgrade!
http://www.teracomtraining.com
Tutorial: The IP-PSTN
1.03 The Packet-Switched Telecommunications Network Over the past fifty years, several attempts have been made to develop unlimited voip to Philippines networks: networks with “dial tone” that supports all communications: speech, music, text, graphics, images and video. For a number of reasons, convergence strategies employing ISDN and ATM were unsuccessful and did not gain critical mass. This time, it appears that packet-switched network service using IP will gain enough momentum to become the new kind of plain ordinary telecommunications service.
Beginning with grunts and gestures, progressing to verbal messages, signal fires, written messages, postal services, telegraphy, radio, telephone, television and computer networks, each advance in technology has meant communication of more information, faster and to more people – but often with the need to adapt the information to suit the communication technology being used. Realization of a converged network will be another step in the evolution of the way humans how to test SIP user agent in that communication mechanisms best suited to the information will be used, rather than the other way around.
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Tutorial: TCP/IP over MPLS
A section from the new edition of simultaneous voice and data mobility voip bts rel services
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information from server to client over a TCP/IP/MPLS protocol stack.
18.8 TCP/IP Over MPLS
MPLS is deployed for managing traffic on IP networks, and in conjunction with other technologies like VPNs covered in Chapter 19, will end up replacing all other services, including dedicated T1s, Frame Relay, ATM and ISDN.
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Introduction, the Three Answers, telecom services, telecom networks
Telephony, loops and trunks, the PSTN, POTS, analog, voiceband, SS7
PBX and Centrex, IVRs, ACDs, call centers, modems, DSL
Telecom industry, LECs, CLECs, IXCs, POPs
Digital: DS0, DS1, DS3, T1, ISDN
TDM, the network "cloud", network equipment, fiber, SONET, DWDM
T1, channels, framing, pulses and repeaters, muxes and cross-connects
Wireless: cellular, CDMA, TDMA/GSM, 3G 1X andamp; UMTS, satellite, Wi-Fi, WiMAX
Voice services and jargon
Part 2: Understanding Data Communications
Datacom basics: DTEs, DCEs, LANs and WANs
Packets and frames, IP packets, Ethernet frames
Modems: modulation techniques, standards, performance
Broadband modems: DSL, VDSL, cable modems, broadband wireless
LANs: broadcast domains, 802.3 andamp; Ethernet, cables, LAN switches
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OSI model, layers, protocol stacks, standards
IP addresses: static/dynamic, public/private, NAT, IPv4 and IPv6
WANs, routers, edge routers, statistical TDM, dealing with carriers
Bandwidth on demand, packet networks, virtual circuits
Frame Relay, Quality of Service (QoS), ATM, MPLS and TCP/IP over MPLS
Voice over IP and VPNs
The Internet: ISPs, DNS, HTML, the Web
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