IP and MPLS Traffic Engineering
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Prerequisites:
Familiarity with the operation of basic IP networks is assumed, and knowledge of ATM and/or MPLS networks is useful, but not required
Outline and Objectives:
Traffic engineering aims to ensure that individual flows of IP traffic achieve their QoS objectives, and that the utilisation of the network capacity is optimised. It achieves this by a combination of design, capacity planning, and operational traffic management. Once the network is live, operational traffic management ensures that techniques for reactive fault and performance management are available. A combination of IP layer techniques and ATM/MPLS techniques is typically used, together with appropriate physical layer resilience and protection. This course gives a comprehensive treatment of these different approaches to traffic engineering in large IP networks, and illustrates key topics with demonstrations.
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Who Should Attend:
This course is aimed at product managers, cross-training engineers, operations staff, and anyone who needs to understand the different components of traffic engineering for IP networks, and how these are typically integrated in real-world networks.
Course Contents:
IP Networks and their Forwarding Behaviour
The Need for Traffic Management
IGP-based Traffic Management
Traffic Management using BGP-4
Traffic Management across Customer Interfaces
ATM-based Traffic Management
MPLS-based Traffic Management
MPLS-based Protection Switching Using FRR
The Role of Physical and Optical Networks
An Integrated IP Traffic Engineering Solution
This Training Course is taught in classrooms in the following locations:
Gloucester
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