Telecom Network Training
 Introduction to Telecom Networks
After viewing this course, you will be able to manage telecommunications projects, integrate between enterprise needs and suppliers of products/services and make intelligent planning regarding
telecommunication decisions.
About the Trainer
Tim Owen is President and Chief Consultant at Edge University. He comes from a background in analog and data networks, cable systems, wide
area networking, data and operational infrastructure, and even mobile radio. As a consultant and as an educator, Tim's work has been implemented in schools, state agencies, corporations,
service providers, and end users across the industry.
Introduction to Telecommunications Network Training Course on CD-ROMs
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Special Price Introduction to Telecom Networks
Set of 5 Training CDs
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$449.95
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Special Price Introduction to Telecom Networks
Set of 5 Training Videos
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Pete & Jason Moulton's Telecom Survival Training Course CD details
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IP Telephony - The Complete Video Course details
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Contents
Level 1
1.0 Telecom Industry
1.1 What is Telecom
1.2 History of Telecom
2.0 Business of Telecom
2.1 Voice and Data Networks at a Glance
2.2 Business Units
2.3 Changing Carriers
2.4 The Shape of Things
3.0 Customers and Services
3.1 The Market of Telecom
3.2 Carriers and Customers
3.3 Service Users
3.4 Choosing a Service Provider
Level 2
1.0 Traditional Networks
1.1 Corporate Communications
1.2 Basic Network Infrastructures
1.3 Areas of the Network
2.0 The Customer Premise
2.1 Traditional Voice
2.2 Traditional LAN Architecture
3.0 Connecting Across the WAN
3.1 WAN Connections
3.2 WAN Topologies
4.0 The Local Exchange
4.1 Local Exchange Services-Voice
4.2 Multi-Service Access
4.3 Loop Alternatives
5.0 Evolving Enterprise
5.1 The New Enterprise
5.2 Integrated Access
5.3 WAN Core
Level 3
1.0 Networking in Multiple Dimensions
1.1 Segments Revisited
1.2 Elements of Communication
1.3 Introduction to the OSI Model
2.0 OSI Reference Model
2.1 End User and Network
2.2 Layers Defined
2.3 The Layered Network
3.0 Protocols and Devices by Layer
3.1 Common Protocols by Layer
3.2 Devices by Layer
3.3 Repeaters
3.4 Bridges
3.5 Switches
3.6 Routers
3.7 Gateways
3.8 Other Common Devices by Layer
4.0 Layered Network Exercises
4.1 LAN vs. WAN
4.2 Additional Exercises
Level 4
1.0 LAN/WAN Internetworking
1.1 LAN/WAN Overview
2.0 Upper Layer Protocols
2.1 Application Protocols
2.2 Session Protocols
2.3 Transport Protocols
2.4 Network Layer Protocols
3.0 Data Link Protocols
3.1 Protocols in Depth
4.0 LAN Data Link Protocols
4.1 LAN Data Link
4.2 IEEE Standards and Frame Formats
5.0 WAN Data Link Protocols
5.1 WAN Link Protocols in Depth
5.2 Common WAN Data Link Protocols
6.0 WAN Physical Layer
6.1 Datacom and Telecom Interfaces
6.2 Physical Layer Technologies
7.0 WAN Networks
7.1 Physical Layer Access
7.2 Data Link Layer Network
Level 5
1.0 Devices and Protocols Revisited
1.1 Devices
1.2 Protocols
2.0 Exercise: Completing Diagrams
2.1 Exercise 1: FTP
2.2 Solution to Exercise One
3.0 Exercise: Variations on Applications
3.1 Exercise 2: LAN Mail
3.2 Exercise 3: RAS Mail
3.3 Exercise 4: Internet Mail
4.0 Exercises: Alternative Solutions
4.1 Exercise 5: Campus Networks
4.2 Exercise 6: Interoffice Network
4.3 Exercise 7: WAN Network
4.4 Exercise 8: Virtual Private Network
5.0 Scenarios
5.1 Scenario 1: Corporate Network
5.2 Scenario 2: Distributed Network
5.3 Scenario 3: Remote Access
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