Advanced IP Radio Planning Workshop - Telecontran Limited

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Advanced IP Radio Planning Workshop

3 DAYS

INSTRUCTOR LED WORKSHOP

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IP Radio

COURSE OBJECTIVES

For the last few years telecom network has been gradually migrating its RAN and transmission system to all-IP based network system since the increasing demand of using multiple mobile applications.

Use of IP network is extending to radio access network since the equipments are easily scalable, cost-effective and also easy to integrate with current infrastructure. Telecontran’s Advanced IP Radio Planning course would not only cover modern IP technology and its use in modern data and telecommunication networks, but also how effective Ethernet based IP network is explored based on the allocated frequency plan. 

After successful completion of this course participants will be able to: 

  • Describe IP Addressing mechanisms and the capabilities of Routers, Bridges, Repeaters and Hubs 
  • Understand carrier Ethernet and Ethernet network planning 
  • Configure dynamic routing protocols (RIP, OSPF and BGP) 
  • Understand the security features built in to the system and build redundant and scalable network 
  • Understand the advantages and disadvantages of various underlying transport networks and identify the mechanisms to ensure QoS

COURSE CURRICULUM

This course is designed for individuals who need to design, install and maintain IP based radio and transmission network.

Module 1: Ethernet Networks LAN 

  • ELINE  
  • ELAN  
  • VLAN 
  • VLAN Tagging  
  • Ethernet Topologies 
  • Tree Topology
  • Ethernet Over SONET  
  • The MAN/WAN Connection 
  • Encapsulated Ethernet. 
  • Concatenated VTs 
  • Differential Delay  

Module 2: Ethernet Equipment 

  • Bridges  
  • Routers 
  • Switches/Hubs 
  • Repeaters  
  • Ethernet Protocols  
  • IP Addresses  
  • Subnet Mask  
  • Spanning Tree Protocol 
  • Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol 

Module 3: Suitable Standards 

  • ITU-T G.8031 
  • ITU-T G.8032 
  • ITU-T Y.1415 
  • RFC 4448 
  • RFC 4761 
  • RFC 5921 
  • RFC 5960 

Module 4: Various Services 

  • Services 
  • UNI Attributes 
  • EVC per UNI Attributes 
  • EVC Attributes 
  • ENNI Attributes 
  • OVC Attributes 
  • OVC End Point per ENNI 
  • Attributes 
  • Bandwidth Profiles 
  • EVC Performance Attributes 
  • Synchronization over Carrier 
  • Ethernet & Circuit Emulation 
  • What is CESoETH 
  • CES Components 
  • Interface to Customer 
  • Generic Interworking Function (GIWF)

Module 5: TDM Transport and Configuration 

  • TDM Transport and Configuration Synchronization   
  • TDM transport of structured (channelized)  
  • Unstructured (un-channelized) T1/E1 services   
  • Mobile Backhaul Synchronization Requirements   
  • Ethernet and PDH clock source delivery options  
  • Synchronous Ethernet (ITU-T G,8262)  
  • VLAN Tagging, Trunking and Tunneling (IEEE 802.1Q, Q-in-Q (IEEE 802.1ad)   
  • Ethernet QoS and Congestion Management 
  • QoS implementation – Classifier, Scheduling 
  • Policing – CIR, EIR, CBS, EBS, Shaping  QoS mapping 

Module 6: Layer 3 Routing Protocol 

  • Layer 3 Routing Protocol Troubleshooting  
  • Diagnose issues with common Layer 3 routing protocols.  
  • Interpret output to resolve OSPF issues including neighbor adjacency; intra-area, inter-area, and external route propagation.  
  • Identify BGP issues related to neighbor peering, eBGP route propagation, and iBGP routing behaviors. Configure Bidirectional  

Module 7: Performance Statistics and Monitoring 

  • Carrier Ethernet in IP Backhaul 
  • Carrier Ethernet (CE) and the Ethernet services model 
  • CE attributes and the support for QoS 
  • Role of Circuit Emulation (CESoE) and circuit bonding 
  • Role of CE in IP backhaul

Module 8: Goals of Radio over IP Networks 

  • RoIP Network Requirements  
  • RoIP Component Requirements  
  • RoIP Software Requirements 

Module 9: Flat vs. Centralized network architecture 

  • How traffic is mapped to 2G, 3G and 4G networks 
  • 5-phase evolution example from 3G/4G to a converged cell site using carrier Ethernet  
  • Link Performance and Availability Considerations 
  • Basic Definitions of Reliability, Performance and Availability 

Module 10: Setting up the Frequency Plan 

  • International Frequency Plans 
  • Frequency Planning Rules 
  • Meshed Networks 
  • Interference in Digital Networks 
  • Co-channel Interference 
  • Adjacent Channel Interference 
  • Receiver Threshold Degradation 
  • Interference Mitigation 
  • Planning Considerations

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