This course trains network administrators/managers
or technicians in the operation and use of Quick Eagle
Networks's DL3800.
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Understand how inverse multiplexing
is accomplished |
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Possess an in-depth knowledge on the
configuration and operation of the DL3800
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Have the ability to troubleshoot and
manage the DL3800 |
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| Prerequisites: |
| This course requires that the student be
familiar with T1 systems and operation. Recommended prerequisite
course is T1 Fundamentals |
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| Class Length: 1 day |
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| A. Data Communications Review |
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| A brief review of the fundamental concepts
of T1 technology and data communications |
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DSU vs. CSU |
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T1 framing and coding options |
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V.35/HSSI data interfaces |
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Multiplexing |
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Troubleshooting techniques |
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T1 alarm states |
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| B. What is an Inverse Multiplexer |
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| The principles behind an inverse mux and
how it operates |
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What caused the drive to inverse multiplexing?
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How inverse multiplexing is accomplished |
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Misnomers on inverse multiplexing
and the DL3800 |
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Line coding methodologies |
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| C. IMUX structuring |
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How the IMUX frame is built and how it directly
applies to T1
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Proprietary |
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Framing |
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The IMUX frame vs. the T1 frame |
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How overhead is used |
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| D. DL3800 Configuration --
Hands on |
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How to troubleshoot and isolate problems
on the network using the DL3800 and external
test equipment
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Types of tests |
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Types of alarms |
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Troubleshooting common problems |
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Setting up the units for a sample
configuration |
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