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IP in Modern Networks

Duration: 2 Days
Price: �1575* Plus Applicable Taxes

Date:
	03 - 04 Nov 09	London	Register

Overview

Attend this 2-day training course to gain a clear understanding of IP technology and its use in modern data / telecommunication networks.

During the programme the requirements for an effective IP Network will be explored, followed by a detailed analysis of existing and emerging technologies and systems. The use of IP in both fixed and mobile networks (including GPRS and UMTS), IP applications, addressing, routing, Quality of Service, security, AAA and VoIP are all explained.

Concentrating primarily on the core network, access techniques are also examined in order to give you a good overall view of the converging world of modern communications and the supporting technology.

Why should you attend this course?

Attend this highly regarded 2-day technology programme and you will be able to:

Identify 5 major requirements for an effective IP network
Describe IP Addressing mechanisms
List the capabilities of Routers, Bridges, Repeaters and Hubs
Diagrammatically represent the TCP/IP Protocol stack and discuss the differences between TCP and UDP Protocols
Identify the difference between IPv4 and IPv6
Confidently discuss the type of applications that may be provided by IP technologies
Understand the advantages and disadvantages of various underlying transport networks
Identify the mechanisms to ensure QoS
List the potential security risks, the steps to minimise these and scenarios where AAA techniques should be used
Identify four distinct access technologies capable of carrying IP traffic.

Course Summary:

Protocol Suite Overview
IP and Data Networks
IP Network Operation
IP Telephony and VoIP
IP in the Mobile Network
Security and AAA
Wireless LAN and Other Access Technologies

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Who Should Attend this Course?

This course would suit technical and non-technical staff looking to gain a good grounding in the role of IP in modern telecoms networks. No previous knowledge is required.