ISDN school training courses in Colchester, VT (public, in-house or online)

ISDN continues to be a viable choice for Internet access, telecommuting, and videoconferencing. These applications sustain the need for communications professionals to understand the capabilities and limitations of ISDN. This course explores the technology and examines services behind ISDN applications. ISDN deployment information and ISDN user organizations are identified.
The key topics explored include:
Introduction to ISDN
Basic Rate Interface
Primary Rate Interface
ISDN P...

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This course introduces students to the Layer 2 protocols Q.921 LAPD and Multilink PPP. Students will be able to explore the frame structure and contents of Q.921 messages and the application of Multilink PPP. A short description of BONDING, the Bandwidth of Demand consortium, will also be provided.
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NET285: Layer 2 ISDN Standards
Q.921 LAPD
Multilink PPP
BONDING

This course illustrates how carriers set up nationwide or worldwide ISDN networks. Students will learn about the necessary protocols and signaling requirements for scalable network operations. Students are also provided peripheral information about Signaling System 7, Common Channel Signaling (CCS), and X.25.

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NET284: ISDN Layer 3 protocols
Q.931 and Q.932
Setting Up an ISDN Call
How to Invoke Services
What is SS7?
Why CCS?
Installation Requireme...

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This course explores the two major ISDN interface rates, Basic Rate Interface (BRI) and Primary Rate Interface (PRI). Students will also explore the configuration process used to connect users to either of these interfaces.

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NET283: ISDN Model and CPE
ISDN Definitions
ISDN Implementations

This course introduces the standards bodies responsible for the development of ISDN and it’s variants. Students will learn about competing groups of the ITU and ANSI, and the standards development process.


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NET282: ISDN Standards Bodies
ITU-T Structure