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IP Traffic Engineering
 
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Course Number1205
Price NIS before VAT1300 (2120)
Duration (Days)2
LanguageEnglish/Hebrew
LevelAdvanced
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An Introduction to DiffServ, IntServ/RSVP, MPLS and VPN
 The MPLS and Traffic Engineering seminar presents the issue of traffic engineering in IP networks. DiffServ and IntServ/RSVP are studies as an introduction to MPLS, to which most of the seminar is dedicated. Label format and distribution are explained, as well as RSVP-TE, CR-LDP and CSPF. At the end, VPN related issues are studied.

 
 
  1. Introduction
  • IP Routing and Switching paradigm
  • What is Traffic Engineering?
  1. MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching
  • Introduction to MPLS
  • MPLS history
  • MPLS terminology
  • MPLS architecture
    • Types of nodes
    • What is a label
    • LSPs and FECs
    • Forward Equivalence Class
    • Label Information Base (LIB)
    • Label Stacks
  • Signaling and Label distribution protocols
    • Label Setup, Signaling and Forwarding
    • MPLS Label Distribution
    • Label Distribution Protocol (LDP)
    • Label Switched Path (LSP)
  1. IP QOS
  • QoS Parameters
  • IntServ architecture
  • Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP)
    • RSVP concept
    • RSVP messages (Path, Resv)
    • RSVP process
  • IntServ Disadvantages
  • Differentiated Model (DiffServ)
    • Diffserv concept
    • DiffServ components
    • DS Code Points
    • Per-Hop Behavior (PHB)
  • Traffic Conditioner Block (TCB
  • IntServ vs. DiffServ
  • DiffServ Routers
  • MPLS and QOS
    • Diffserv over MPLS
    • E-LSP and L-LSP
 
  1. Traffic Engineering
  • Traffic Eng. Vs. network Eng.
  • Constrained Routing
  • Components of MPLS TE model Signaling
  • RSVP-TE
    • Messages
    • TE styles
    • Attributes
    • Signaling protocols
  • Fast reroute and graceful restart
    • Fast reroute
    • Fast Reroute (signaling protocol)
    • One-to-One backup
    • Many-to-one backup
    • Fast Reroute Issues
    • Graceful Restart
  1. VPN
  • L2 VPN
    • VPWS
    • VPLS
    • IPLS
  • L3 VPN
    • BGP/MPLS VPN
  1. Conclusion
  2. Glossary
 
  • Network managers & planners
  • Consultants involved in the design of modern communications networks
  • R&D staff in charge of developing routers
  • Sales / Marketing staff from routers manufacturers
  • Design, operation and sales / marketing staff from network operators using DiffServ, RSVP or MPLS
  • Technical and pre-sales support staff involved with routers and network services
  • TCP/IP Protocol Knowledge
 
 
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