Network Infrastructure school training courses in Fairbanks, AK (public, in-house or online)

This course is designed to provide the skills and knowledge necessary to implement, administer, manage, and maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 network infrastructure.

Table of Contents

Unit 1 : Windows Server 2003 network planning
Topic A: Install or upgrade to Windows Server 2003
Topic B: The Windows Server 2003 network architecture
Topic C: Network services
Topic D: Selecting a Windows Server 2003 edition
Topic E: Plan a Windows Server 2003 network infrastruc...

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This course describes the Mobile WiMAX network infrastructure and its elements, and then illustrates the messaging among these elements to support the handover of a mobile from a Base Station in one WiMAX access network to a Base Station in a different WiMAX access network.

Course Outline
WIR296: Mobile WiMAX Network Infrastructure and Handover Scenario
WiMax Network Architecture and Protocols
Mobile Station Service Origination Operational Scenarios
WiMax Handover Operati...

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This course provides students with a conceptual overview of network infrastructure. Topics may include network configurations, networking hardware, network operating systems, segmentation through subnetting, and network management issues. Network communication is presented at the conceptual level via OSI reference model, and then at a practical level with TCP/IP.

Third Generation (3G) wireless systems supports service providers requirements for lowered costs, improved capacity, and fulfilling a growing demand for wireless data applications. Advances in radio access technologies, have made it possible fro 3G systems to support higher bit-rates than experienced in 2G wireless systems. This set of e-Topics® simplifies the complexity of 3G technology choices and the many options possible for evolving from current 2G networks to 3G. The student will learn the...

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