2 Days / 4 Live Online Sessions (0900-1230)
Description
This is a detailed course examining the complexities of IP Backbone traffic engineering techniques. ATM and MPLS are explored as well as looking to the future of traffic engineering.
This 2-day IP Backbone Traffic Engineering training course delves into the intricacies of IP backbone traffic engineering techniques, exploring ATM and MPLS while also looking towards the future of traffic engineering. Designed for those looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of backbone traffic engineering for IP networks, this course covers a range of topic areas including traffic engineering overview, techniques, Layer 3 traffic engineering, OSPF and BGP architecture and operation, as well as traffic engineering using OSPF and BGP4.
Ideal for individuals with experience in IP engineering and a solid grasp of packet-switched data networks, TCP/IP principles, and ATM, this course offers valuable insights into ATM traffic engineering, IP-over-ATM traffic engineering, MPLS traffic engineering, integrated MPLS-TE approach, the evolution of ATM to MPLS core networks, and Generalized MPLS.
Who would benefit
Those needing to understand the principles of backbone traffic engineering for IP networks.
Prerequisites
Experience of IP engineering and an understanding of packet-switched data networks, TCP/IP principles and ATM are beneficial.
Topic Areas Include
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Traffic engineering overview
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Traffic engineering techniques
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Layer 3 traffic engineering
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OSPF architecture and operation
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BGP and BGP4 architecture and operation
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Traffic engineering using OSPF and BGP4
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ATM traffic engineering
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IP-over-ATM traffic engineering
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MPLS traffic engineering
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Integrated MPLS-TE approach
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The evolution of ATM to MPLS core networks
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Generalized MPLS
