Course Outline & Schedule Call US 408-759-5074 or UK +44 20 7620 0033 Ethernet Exposed Course Code PDN040 Duration 4 Day Course Price $3,345 Course Description This 4-day course enables delegates to construct a complete service in the classroom using a variety of network equipment. The course contains Hands On labs for implementation, troubleshooting and quality of service. Ethernet is the most widely-installed LAN technology. Specified in a standard, IEEE 802.3, Ethernet was originally developed by Xerox and then developed further by Xerox, DEC, and Intel. The most commonly installed Ethernet systems are 10BASE-T and provide transmission speeds up to 10 Mbps. Fast Ethernet or 100BASE-T provides transmission speeds up to 100 megabits per second and is typically used for LAN backbone systems, supporting workstations with 10BASE-T cards. Gigabit Ethernet provides an even higher level of backbone support at 1000 megabits per second. Course Modules Ethernet (5 topics) ◾ History & Origins of Ethernet ◾ The ALOHA Radio System ◾ Digital, Intel & Xerox Ethernet ◾ StarLAN ◾ The IEEE 802.3 Standard Ethernet Media Access Control (8 topics) ◾ CSMA/CD ◾ Operation of MAC ◾ Collisions ◾ Jam Signal ◾ Back-off Algorithm ◾ Interframe Gap ◾ Defective Frames ◾ Jabbering Perpetual Solutions - Page 1 of 9 Course Outline & Schedule Call US 408-759-5074 or UK +44 20 7620 0033 Ethernet Cabling (5 topics) ◾ Thicknet, 10Base5 ◾ Thinnet, 10Base2 ◾ UTP, 10BaseT ◾ Fibre ◾ Wireless Ethernet Ethernet Framing (12 topics) ◾ Ethernet Frame Composition ◾ Preamble Field ◾ Start-of-frame Delimiter ◾ Destination Address ◾ I/G Subfield ◾ U/L Subfield ◾ Universally versus Locally Administered Addressing ◾ Source Address ◾ Type Field ◾ Length Field ◾ Data Field ◾ Frame Check Sequence Logical Link Control (10 topics) ◾ LLC 802.2 ◾ LLC Protocol Data Unit ◾ Ethernet_SNAP Frame ◾ Netware Ethernet_802.3 Frame ◾ Receiver Frame Determination ◾ LLC Types of service ◾ Type 1 ◾ Type 2 ◾ Type 3 ◾ Classes of Services Fast Ethernet (1 topic) ◾ 100BASET Fast Ethernet Has All the Ingredients for Success 100BaseT, - A Technology Overview (10 topics) ◾ Components ◾ Media Access Control (MAC) Layer ◾ Media Independent Interface (MII) Layer Perpetual Solutions - Page 2 of 9 Course Outline & Schedule Call US 408-759-5074 or UK +44 20 7620 0033 ◾ 100BASETX Physical Layer ◾ 100BASET4 Physical Layer ◾ 100BASEFX Physical Layer ◾ Fast Ethernet's Development ◾ MAC Layer ◾ Physical Layers ◾ EIA/TIA Wiring Standard Technical Design & Implementation (14 topics) ◾ Physical Layer ◾ Coding scheme ◾ Data Link Layer ◾ Transmission Media ◾ Topology ◾ Network Diameter ◾ Repeater Classes ◾ Connectivity Rules ◾ Basic Rules ◾ Rules for Network Expansion ◾ Fast Ethernet Class I and Class II repeater ◾ Media Independent Interface (MII) Specification ◾ Full Duplex operation ◾ Auto-negotiation Sample Integration Scenario (11 topics) ◾ Techniques for Improving Performance ◾ Microsegmentation and Switching ◾ Switched 10 Versus Shared 100 ◾ Integration Scenario in Five Phases ◾ The 10BASET Legacy LAN ◾ Phase 1-Protecting the Investment in LAN Equipment ◾ Phase 2-Scaling the 10 Mbps Workgroup ◾ Phase 3-Accelerating Network Bandwidth ◾ Phase 4-Expanding the 100 Mbps Workgroup ◾ Phase 5-Scaling the 100 Mbps Workgroup ◾ Conclusion System Considerations (9 topics) ◾ Choosing UTP-Based Components and Media Category ◾ Auto-negotiation-An Optional Method for Automatically Configuring Link Operational Modes ◾ Network Switches Provide a Second, and Often Better, Alternative to Higher Link Speeds in CSMA/CD Network Upgrades ◾ Multispeed NICs Perpetual Solutions - Page 3 of 9 Course Outline & Schedule Call US 408-759-5074 or UK +44 20 7620 0033 ◾ Choosing 1000Base-X Components and Media ◾ Multiple-Rate Ethernet Networks ◾ Link Aggregation-Establishing Higher-Speed Network Trunks ◾ Network Management ◾ Migrating to Higher-Speed Networks Ethernet Bridging Techniques (15 topics) ◾ MAC Level Bridges ◾ Operational Overview ◾ Types ◾ The Spannig Tree Protocol ◾ Root Bridges ◾ Designated Bridges ◾ Root Ports ◾ Bridge Protocol Data Units ◾ Learning, Forwarding & Filtering ◾ Loop Avoidance ◾ Broadcasts Storms ◾ Bridge Table Operations ◾ Frame Conversation ◾ Address Table Construction ◾ Remote Bridging Introduction to Switching Technology (6 topics) ◾ Evolution of Switching ◾ Switching vs. Bridging ◾ Microsegmentation ◾ Hardware & Software Switching ◾ Workgroup & Enterprise Switches ◾ Multiple & Single MAC Layer Switching Introduction to Virtual LANS (12 topics) ◾ Construction Overview ◾ Implicit vs. Explicit Tagging ◾ Supporting vLAN Organisations ◾ LAN Administration ◾ Efficient Bandwidth Utilisation ◾ Security ◾ Multivendor Product Compatibility ◾ Interdomain Communications ◾ Priority Specification ◾ IP Multicast Support ◾ Nonclassified Frame Support Perpetual Solutions - Page 4 of 9 Course Outline & Schedule Call US 408-759-5074 or UK +44 20 7620 0033 ◾ Inactive vLAN Table Entry Processing Switching Operations (9 topics) ◾ Bridge Switching ◾ The Switching Hub ◾ Switching techniques ◾ Cross-Point Switching ◾ Store & Forward switching ◾ Hybrid ◾ Port-based switching ◾ Segment-based switching ◾ Switching Architecture VLAN Construction Basics (24 topics) ◾ Port-Grouping vLANs ◾ Using Intelligent Wiring Hubs ◾ Operation ◾ vLAN Creation ◾ Advantages & Disadvantages ◾ Using LAN Switches ◾ Operation ◾ Advantages & Disadvantages ◾ Supporting Inter-VLAN Communication ◾ MAC-based switching ◾ Advantages ◾ Flexibility ◾ Bandwidth & Expandability ◾ Disadvantages ◾ MAC Address list ◾ Interswitch Communications ◾ Router Restrictions ◾ Configuration & Support ◾ Layer-3-based vLANs ◾ Subnet-based vLANs ◾ Advantages ◾ Disadvantages ◾ Protocol-based vLANs ◾ Rules based vLANs Comparing vLAN Creation Features (8 topics) ◾ Connectivity beyond the Workgroup ◾ Ease of Station Assignment Perpetual Solutions - Page 5 of 9 Course Outline & Schedule Call US 408-759-5074 or UK +44 20 7620 0033 ◾ Flexibility ◾ Improving Workgroup Bandwidth ◾ Multicast Support ◾ Multiple vLAN per Port ◾ Security ◾ vLAN Spanning Standards (18 topics) ◾ De-facto Standards ◾ The ISL Protocol ◾ Overview ◾ Frame Flow ◾ Frame Composition ◾ Configuration ◾ The 802.10 Security Protocol ◾ 802.10 Frame ◾ Cisco Systems Frame Modification ◾ Dejue Standards ◾ LAN Emulation ◾ Rationale for Process ◾ Operation ◾ IEEE 802.1Q ◾ Architecture ◾ Frame Tagging ◾ Proposed vLAN Tagging ◾ Frame Formats IEEE 802.3z Standard (16 topics) ◾ Architecture & Overview of Gigabit Ethernet ◾ Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Control ◾ Half-duplex MAC ◾ Full-duplex MAC ◾ Gigabit Ethernet Hubs ◾ Repeaters ◾ Switching Hubs ◾ Routing Hubs ◾ Gigabit Ethernet Physical Layer ◾ Physical Layer Architecture ◾ 1000Base-X ◾ 1000Base-T ◾ Physical Layer Design Guidelines ◾ Gigabit Ethernet Application ◾ End Station Attachment ◾ LAN Interconnection Perpetual Solutions - Page 6 of 9 Course Outline & Schedule Call US 408-759-5074 or UK +44 20 7620 0033 Prerequisites No Ethernet knowledge is assumed, however delegates should have an understanding of datacoms principles. 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