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IP Networking

Nº 1208
DATE: 06-07.08.12
PRICE NIS: 2120 + VAT
DURATION: 2 Days

Course Overview:

This seminar will cover all aspects of the future and current technologies in IP networking, including internet architecture, routing protocols, business models, IP quality of service issues, IP traffic management, and other solutions.

Who should attend?

All Technical Functions in company, e.g. Developers, Testers, Integrators, technical people who are in charge of supporting, implementing, maintaining and testing systems using SIP and VOIP for communications and service creation.

Objectives:

Upon completion of this course the participant should be able to:
Understand MPLS principles and basic methods
Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of various QOS paradigms
Understand the IP Multicast principles and leading protocols
Explore the enabling technologies, standards, and applications for IP networks

Prerequisities:

TCP/IP – Basic Course

Course Outline:

1. Introduction

IP networking: The current state
IP networking: the new stakes
The new IP generation: IPv6
IP routing overview

2. IP and Quality of Service (QoS)

Motivation
The Integrated Services (Intserv) architecture.
- IP classes of service: Best Effort, CLS, GS
- Integrated Services: RSVP, RTP
The Differentiated Services (Diffserv) architecture
- Diffsev Code Point (DSCP)
- Per Hop Behaviour (PHB)
Intserv-Diffserv integration

3. MPLS and IP-VPN

MPLS (Multi Protocol Label Switching) architecture
- MPLS architecture
- Label Distribution Protocol (LDP)
- MPLS QOS * Traffic engineering
- IP VPN (RFC 4364)
- Virtual routing
- From MPLS to GMPLS

4. IP Multicast

IGMP (Ver 1,2,3)
PIM – new routing protocol
Switching of IP Multicast

5. IP Security

New risks, new approach
Firewalls
IPSec
- Principles
- Authentication and Encryption (RSA, DES)
- Security Protocols (AH,ESP)
- Key Management (IIKE)
Security Socket Layer (SSL)
Secured Virtual Private Networks (VPN)

6. IPv6

IPv6 Overview
IPv6 header format
ICMPv6
Addressing
Routing
Implementation
Migration form IPv4

7. Summary

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