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TELECOMMUNICATIONS ESSENTIALS®
DAY TWO
DATA NETWORKING

Day Two begins with an explanation of data communications fundamentals - establishing a framework for understanding data networking and its applications. Data network alternatives for the local and wide area are explained, demystifying protocols and architectures and their relationship to the OSI reference model. LANs (local area networks) and LAN internetworking are summarized, providing a high level overview of enterprise infrastructures today. WAN (wide area networking) alternatives are reviewed, providing descriptions of their applications, associated network elements, and general tradeoffs. Day Two also provides an examination of the Internet and IP infrastructures, the services supported and planned, the challenges it faces, and how it is likely to evolve in the future. VPNs, VoIP and emerging streaming applications are explored, providing a glimpse into the dramatically shifting nature of business processes, customer relations and revenue generation.

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DATA COMMUNICATIONS BASICS
  • Data Communications
    • Definitions, Architectures, Traffic Types
  • DTE/Transmission Channel/DCE
  • Modems & Modulation
  • Data Transmission & Measurement
  • Transmission Codes
  • Transmission Modes
  • Error Control
  • Protocols & Protocol Stacks
  • OSI Reference Model
LOCAL AREA NETWORKING
  • LAN Basics
    • LAN Standards (Ethernet, Token Ring, FDDI)
    • Network Topologies (tree, bus, ring, star)
    • Access Techniques (token passing, CSMA/CD)
  • LAN Interconnection and internetworking
    • LAN Switching, VLANs, Bridges, Routers
  • High Speed Routing & IP Switching
  • Enterprise Network Trends
WIDE AREA NETWORKING
  • Wide Area Networks (WANs)
    • Definitions, traditional and contemporary WAN categories
  • Leased Lines
  • Circuit-Switched Alternatives
    • Switched Digital Access, N-ISDN
  • Packet Switched Alternatives
    • X.25, Frame Relay, ATM
 THE INTERNET INFRASTRUCTURE
  • Internet Infrastructure
    • Clients and servers, networks, components
    • TCP/IP, Internet addressing, Ipv6, domain name system
    • Point of Presence (POP) infrastructure
  • Internet Organization
    • Research backbones, NSPs, ISPs
    • CDNs, ASPs, eBips, MSPs, OSPs, VISPs
    • NAPs, peering agreements, private NAPs
NEXT-GENERATION NETWORK SERVICES
  • Traditional services and emerging applications
    • Email, FTP, Telnet, WWW
  • VPNs (virtual private networks)
    • Definitions and categories
    • VPN applications
    • VPN security
  • Voice over IP
    • Definitions and trends
    • VoIP applications, IP Telephony
    • Network elements, media gateways, softswitches
    • Call control signaling standards - H.323, SIP
    • Intelligent Networks and VoIP
    • IP-based PBXs
  • Multimedia on the Internet
    • Streaming media definitions
    • Streaming media applications
    • Streaming media technology

Scheduled Dates

Hong Kong, July 3-4, 2003

Beijing, China, June 30-July1, 2003
Singapore, June 26-27, 2003
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, June 23-24, 2003
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Vilnius, Lithuania, April 15-17, 2003
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