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Introduction to Telecom Networks

About The Trainer

With more that seven years industry experience, Mike Gord's current job title is Advanced Technical Engineer (ATT) at Novell in Provo, Utah. As a support specialist, Mike has a unique perspective on troubleshooting, which lends itself to the ATT model of class develpment and delivery. In the five years that Mike has been with Novell, he has provided technical support and expertise in a wide variety of Novell products: Connectivity, Client, Print, and ZEN. Mike has taught ZEN 2 Master Class and now teaches ZEN 3. He co-authored and delivered the NT/2000 Solutions.

Introduction to Telecom Networks: Level 1

Telecom Industry

What is Telecom
History of Telecom

Business of Telecom

Voice and Data Networks at a Glance
Business Units
Changing Carriers
The Shape of Things

Customers and Services

The Market of Telecom
Carriers and Customers
Service Users
Choosing a Service Provider

Introduction to Telecom Networks: Level 2

Traditional Networks

Corporate Communications
Basic Network Infrastructure
Areas of the Network

The Customer Premise

Traditional Voice
Traditional LAN Architecture

Connecting Across the WAN

WAN Connections
WAN Topologies

The Local Exchange

Local Exchange Services-Voice
Multi-Service Access
Loop Alternatives

Evolving Enterprise

The New Enterprise
Integrated Access
WAN Core

Introduction to Telecom Networks: Level 3

Networking in Multiple Dimensions

Segments Revisited
Elements of Communication
Introduction to the OSI Model

OSI Reference Model

End User and Network
Layers Defined
The Layered Network

Protocols and Devices by Layer

Common Protocols by Layer
Devices by Layer
Repeaters
Bridges
Switches
Routers
Gateways
Other Common Devices by Layer

Layered Network Exercises

LAN vs. WAN
Additional Exercises

Introduction to Telecom Networks: Level 4

LAN/WAN Internetworking

LAN/WAN Overview

Upper Layer Protocols

Application Protocols
Session Protocols
Transport Protocols
Network Layer Protocols

Data Link Protocols

Protocols in Depth

LAN Data Link Protocols

LAN Data Link
IEEE Standards and Frame Formats

WAN Data Link Protocols

WAN Link Protocols in Depth
Common WAN Data Link Protocols

WAN Physical Layer

Datacom and Telecom Interfaces
Physical Layer Technologies

WAN Networks

Physical Layer Access
Data Link Layer Network

Introduction to Telecom Networks: Level 5

Devices and Protocols Revisited

Devices
Protocols

Exercise: Completing Diagrams

Exercise 1: FTP
Solution to Exercise One

Exercise: Variations on Applications

Exercise 2: LAN Mail
Exercise 3: RAS Mail
Exercise 4: Internet Mail

Exercises: Alternative Solutions

Exercise 5: Campus Networks
Exercise 6: Interoffice Network
Exercise 7: WAN Network
Exercise 8: Virtual Private Network

Scenarios

Scenario 1: Corporate Network
Scenario 2: Distributed Network
Scenario 3: Remote Access

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