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The Telecom Training Channel
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The Telecom Training Channel
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Welcome to Telecom Training Channel, featuring online telecom training and VoIP training. The Telecom Training Channel is a proud affiliate sales agent of Teracom Training Institute's CBT elearning online downloadable versions of Teracom Training Institute's acclaimed video training courses on telecom, datacom, IP, networking, MPLS, telecommunications, wireless, cellular, Voice over IP, VoIP and much, much more.
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The best online telecom training courses are from Teracom Training Institute. Teracom has built a huge reputation in the US and Canada over the years as the best in the "telecom-for-non-engineers" training business. They've been in business for two decades, and have a customer list that includes AT&T, the CIA, NSA, IRS, FAA, US Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force, Bank of America, Wells Fargo Bank - and managers, purchasers, sales people, software designers, finance people and telecom users at thousands of public and private organzations ranging from Oneida Tableware to the SF Giants and everything inbetween. Teracom has even been awarded a 5-year supply contract ("GSA Schedule") to the United States government for this very training.
Full details on Teracom online telecom training courses
CTNS Certified Telecommunications Network Specialist (recommended choice)
The CTNS Certification Package includes six courses covering the PSTN, Wireless, OSI Layers, Ethernet, IP and MPLS plus TCO CTNS Certification, Certificate, Letter of Reference and all of the other great benefits of TCO Certification. full details
The course begins with explaining Plain Ordinary Telephone Service (POTS) and Public Switched Telephone Network(PSTN). During this course, you will develop a solid understanding of the beginning of it all: the fundamentals of telephone systems. This includes: Customer Premise and Central Office, loops, trunks, remotes, circuit switching, how a telephone call is connected end-to-end. We will cover LECs, CLECs and IXCs, sound, DTMF and SS7, analog and the voiceband, twisted pair.
| Course Lessons 1. Introduction 2. History of Telecommunications (USA and Canada) 3. The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) 4. Analog Circuits and Sound 5. The Voiceband 6. Plain Ordinary Telephone Service (POTS) 7. Signaling: Pulse Dialing and Dual Tone Multiple Frequency (DTMF) 8. Signaling System 7 (SS7) |
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Based on Teracom's well known Course 101, fine tuned and built from over 20 years of instructor-led training, we will get right through the common jargon to help demystify telephony and telephone systems, explain what the jargon and buzzwords mean, their underlying ideas, and how all of it works together… in easy to understand plain English. The courses include photos of actual equipment from inside a Central Office along with the outside plant. This multimedia course is a perfect way to help you get up to speed on all things about traditional telephony.The CTNS Certification Package provides you with the training needed to become a Subject Matter Expert in Telecom, Datacom and Networks, from POTS, to wireless, to MPLS… plus it comes with a certificate to prove you have done it.
The CIPTS Certification Package includes four courses covering the OSI Layers, Ethernet, IP and MPLS plus TCO CTNS Certification, Certificate, Letter of Reference and all of the other great benefits of TCO Certification.
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Course 2212: OSI Layers and Protocol Stacks • Protocols and standards. The OSI Model. • Layers: Layer 2 vs. Layer 3. Examples. • Protocol stacks. How protocol stacks work. Course 2211: Ethernet, LANs and VLANs • LAN fundamentals. Ethernet and 802 standards. • MAC addresses and MAC frames • LAN switches, broadcast domains and VLANs Course 2213: IP Networks, IP Addresses, Packets and Routers • Packet network fundamentals. Routers. • IP packets and IP addresses • Static & dynamic, public & private addresses • Network Address Translation (NAT). IPv6. Course 2214: MPLS and Carrier Networks • Carrier network basics. Customer Edge (CE) device • Service Level Agreements and CoS • MPLS for traffic management, VPNs, integrated access |
Included within the CIPTS package are four courses. These 4 courses are directly related to what is referred to as the "new" telecom network. The "new" telecom network is IP-based telecommunications. CIPTS is ideal for the person needing to bring themselves up to speed on IP networks. Focus is given from the point of view of a carrier telecom network. CIPTS is not covering traditional telephony or wireless.
Completing a CIPTS package will provide you with a solid, well structured comprehension of IP networking, covering the OSI Layers, Layer 2 Ethernet, MAC frames, Layer 3 IP packets, routers and their addresses, IPv6, plus (CS)carrier services with Frame Relay, and a detailed understanding in MPLS.
On completion of an instructor-led course 101, DVD or textbook training, you can register for the TCO CTA certification. The exam is written using the myTeracom Learning Management System.
Course 101 attendees and DVD package students are provided a coupon to get the certification.The exam is included with these purchases as a free bonus.
That's easy! Get both!
You can buy the DVD package V530 Full Library, and receive equivalent online courses for five people entirely free! details
This is CTA certification for five people!
Bonus: TCO Certified Telecommunications Analyst (CTA) certification included at no extra charge! Check it out!
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The PSTN - Telephony - The Telecom Industry - Telecom Equipment DVD Length: 142 min (2 hours 22 min) 55 pg student manual Produced 2006 |
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The Internet • ISPs • The Web • IP Security • Viruses • Firewalls • Encryption • IPsec • VPNs DVD Length: 161 min (2 hours 41 min) 64 pg student manual Produced 2006 |
In course V2, we learn the concepts, technologies and standards for transmitting voice calls with the traditional techniques. We'll provide a full understanding of what exactly "digital" means and how it is actually implemented. You will learn about DS0 and digital hierarchy, and you'll take an interesting practical tour of digital circuits that includes T1, T3, SONET and ISDN. We'll see, in detail, how voice, data and video is integrated through TDM and channelization.
We'll follow with a closer look at just how this is done. We'll explain multiplexers, copper, pulses and repeaters, fiber rings, fiber optics and DWDM. Many of the transmission systems we presently have in place have been designed for digital voice communications with these techniques. They are also used in data and networking. This course gives you the concrete knowledge of the infrastructure needed to have a complete understanding of circuits and the services.
Part 1 Digital Communications
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WANs and LANs - MAC Frames vs. IP Packets - The Network "Cloud" DVD Length 106 minutes (1 hours 46 minutes) 65pg student manual Produced 2006 |
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OSI Layers - Protocol Stacks - The FedEx Analogy IP Addressing, DHCP, NAT - Bandwidth on Demand Services Frame Relay - ATM - MPLS Length 127 minutes (2 hours 7 minutes). Available 58-page student manual. Produced 2006. |
V4 Understanding Networking 1 - full quality preview · Video Tutorial V4: The OSI Layers: The FedEx Analogy · Networking training on DVD
This course builds on the basic packet, frame and IP networking concepts of Course V3, Fundamentals of Datacom and Networking, to put in place a solid understanding of protocol stacks, the OSI model and layers and IP addressing including address classes, static vs. dynamic public vs. private and network address translation.
In Part 3, we move to the next higher level of knowledge, understanding packet networks and bandwidth on demand services from telecommunication service providers. After understanding the core concepts, including virtual circuits, we use the grand-daddy of packet services, X.25 to explain jargon: connection-oriented vs. connectionless and reliable vs. unreliable packet networks.
Then we progress through technologies: Frame Relay, ATM and
finish with MPLS. We'll trace the flow of TCP and IP packets from
server to client across Frame Relay, then see how the same TCP/IP
works over MPLS.
IP over MPLS will be the replacement for all services including ISDN, Frame Relay, T1s, native ATM. This is the reason why understanding the OSI layers, TCP/IP over MPLS, and how a protocol stack works is career-enhancing knowledge.
Part 1 Protocol Stacks and the OSI 7-Layer Reference Model
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The Internet - ISPs - The Web - IP Security Viruses - Firewalls - Encryption - IPsec - VPNs Length 151 minutes (2 hours 31 minutes). Available 54-page student manual. Produced 2006. |
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Wireless Fundamentals - Cellular: CDMA, TDMA, GSM, GPRS 3G: UMTS, CDMA2000, 1X, 1XEV-DO - Wireless Web Length 134 minutes (2 hours 14 minutes). Available 134-page student manual. Produced 2003. |
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Components - Standards - Architectures Length 134 minutes (2 hours 14 minutes). Available 60-page student manual. Produced 2007. |
V8 Understanding Voice over IP 1 - full quality preview · Video Tutorial V8: Softswitches and Visit to a CO switch · VoIP training courses on DVD
Understanding Voice over IP is a video course with high quality design made for those wanting to understand and get themselves up to speed on VoIP technologies, jargon and buzzwords, mainstream solutions, and most importantly, the fundamental ideas and concepts underlying VoIP. It is designed independent of any specific vendor's viewpoint…containing knowledge you won't find speaking with salespeople or reading trade magazines.
Featuring detailed graphics, extensive text notes, bullets, and our often humorous and engaging instructor Eric Coll, M.Eng., P.Eng., Understanding Wireless 1 training courses will provide you with the solid foundation necessary to intelligently discuss, evaluate, compare, and understand Voice over IP technologies, its products and implementations.
We begin by discussing VoIP; the Big Picture. We cover everything from communicating through your computer via the Internet, to VoIP Carriers, VoIP WANS, and PBX replacement. We will introduce the many different concepts and ideas, and the hardware and software involved with VoIP.
We'll go over regulatory issues, the positions of different carrier services, future issues to plan for, and we'll give you some valuable strategic insights that can benefit immediately in planning for or managing the many aspects of Voice over IP.
This course explains the big-picture view of VoIP, discussing each component of the VoIP system. It includes softswitches and gateways, RTP and SIP standards that are used, and the many different ways of implementing Voice over IP .
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Voice Packetization - Voice Quality - Codecs, Jitter and Packet Loss - Diff-Serv - Network QoS with MPLS Length 119 minutes (1 hours 59 minutes). Available 48-page student manual. Produced 2007. |
V9 Understanding Voice over IP 2 - full quality preview · Video Tutorial V9: QoS and Traffic Conditioning · VoIP training courses on DVD
In Understanding VoIP 2, we explain packetized voice and the voice quality.
The first part discusses the process of how voice packetization and codecs work. We will cover issues like packet loss and jitter that can have effects on the quality of the reconstruction of speech, jitter buffers and the role of RTP, and finish with an explanation of the "best practices" used for achieving voice quality.
The second section discusses network QoS: MPLS and Diff-Serv. We will cover MPLS and explain how providers use it to implement the right prioritization in Service Level Agreements. In addition, we'll cover 802.1P and the queuing methods.
This course gives learners an understanding of how exactly voice is packetized, the different factors that may affect sound quality, the different codecs that are used, QoS, MPLS, RTP and jitter buffers, Diff-Serv and Service Level Agreements.
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SIP and IP Call Flow - Carrier Interconnect - Megaco Length 116 minutes (1 hour 56 minutes). Available 54-page student manual. Produced 2007. |
V10 Understanding Voice over IP 3 - full quality preview · Video Tutorial V10: SIP · VoIP training courses on DVD
In this course, we'll learn SIP and how the connections are made.
We will explain the SIP trapezoid, describe how it works, demystify the buzzwords and jargon such as location server or proxy server. We'll explain how SIP works with call managers and softswitches, and a step by step trace of an IP phone call will be established.
In part 2, we'll go over connecting to carriers by using traditional PRIs and DS0 PBX trunks, how Megaco connects to the story, IP interconnect, integrated messaging, the co-existence with older legacy systems, and more.
This course will set you up with solid working knowledge of both SIP and IP call flow. You will understand the options available for connecting VoIP systems with PSTN, LECs and IXCs.
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