Ethernet school training courses in Everett, WA (public, in-house or online)

The Brocade Certified Ethernet Fabric Engineer exam has these objectives:

Theory and Concepts
Describe Layer 2 traffic forwarding behavior in an Ethernet fabric
Describe DCB concepts
Describe FCoE uses in an Ethernet fabric
Describe Brocade hardware trunking, ISLs, and VLAGs
Describe features and functions of TRILL
Describe MAC behavior in an Ethernet fabric
Describe Brocade AMPP technology
Describe Ethernet fabric formation
Hardware and Product Features
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Approaches to adding Ethernet to embedded designs in the past have been expensive and complex. Through its market introduction of the PIC18F97J60 family, Microchip has removed these barriers by developing a single-chip, Ethernet PIC microcontroller. This webinar will help you become familiar with the PIC18F97J60 family, its basic features and positioning. It will also discuss target applications and the development tools and additional support that are available to accelerate the designer’s time...

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This course is designed to develop a practical understanding of the Cisco® ONS 15454 SONET Multiservice Provisioning Platform (MSPP) and its new switching capabilities. Using Cisco® Transport Controller and Cisco IOS® Software, students learn how to provision Layer 2, including VLANs, Rapid Spanning-Tree Protocol, and Resilient Packet Ring (RPR), on the ML-Series multilayer Ethernet line cards. The labs allow students to build an optical SONET network and implement Cisco Systems® Metro Ethernet ...

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Ethernet Directions with Bob Metcalfe (video 9 minutes)
History
Current Status
Future Directions

Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM)
EFM over Copper (EFMC)
EFM over Fiber (EFMF)
EFM over Passive Optical Networks (EPON)

OA&M
Ethernet OAM Stack
Link Performance Monitoring
Fault Detection and Fault Signaling
Loopback Testing
Operations (O)
Broad Definition and Brief History
Ethernet Specific Definition
Administration (A)
Broad Definition and B...

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Analysts estimate that more than 98% of all data transmissions start and end on an Ethernet connection. Although, once limited to application use within a business facility, Ethernet is now used in metropolitan and even wide area networks. This course provides a basic introduction to Public Ethernet, and the requirements for efficient operation.


Prerequisites
Completion of entry-level communications courses such as provided by TRA courses:

Understanding the Basics of Comm...

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