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Technology Training: Communications Courses: Networking Foundations: ATM Technologies
Course Objectives:Upon completion of this course the student will be able to:
- Explain ATM from a conceptual standpoint
- Describe the architecture & components of ATM
- Understand ATM Interworking principles with other broadband technologies
Course Type:The course is taught in class with an instructor. This Course is two days in length.
Prerequisite:The Student should have a basic understanding of Wide Area Networking protocols and routing.
Audience:Individuals that need to gain a general understanding of ATM technology.
Course Description:This two-day course reviews the concepts of ATM switching and delivers the concepts of the ATM technology from a standards approach.
Course Outline:
Introduction
- History
- Enterprise Overview
- Advantages and Applications
- Standards Bodies
- The Future of ATM
Concepts and Terminology
- Physical Layer
- Adaptation Layer
- ATM Cells
- ATM Connections
- Routing and Addressing
- Networking
- Traffic Management
- Fault Management
Connection Management
- The ATM Interface
- Bearer Services
- PVC, PVP
- Inverse Multiplexing
Traffic Management
- Service Categories
- Traffic Characteristics
- Policing and Shaping
- Queuing, Scheduling and Discards
- Connection Admission Control
ATM Networking
- Switched Connections
- Signalling
- UNI/ILMI
- IISP
- PNNI
Fault Management
- Operations, Administration and Maintenance Cells
- Alarm Indication Signals
- Remote Defect Indicators
- Loopback Cells
- F4 and F5 Interworking
ATM Interworking
- Frame Relay
- LANE
- MPLS
- Voice and Telephony
- FATE
Conclusion
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