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This course covers the IPv4 addressing/subnetting design process from fundamentals to topology-based planning.

Learned techniques can be applied to both small and large IP networks. The extensive material contains numerous IP network design exercises, which ensure that participants learn each topic before advancing to a more demanding subject matter.

The course is suitable for network planners and administrators participating in the IP network design/planning process or requiring the knowledge to manage existing IP networks.

This course provides an introduction to advanved IP addressing and routing related planning methods, which involve topological and hierarchical design principles.

In addition, the course covers IP forwarding concepts, which you must understand to perform planning related to dynamic IP routing protocols.

The course is suitable for network planners and administrators participating in the IP network design/planning process or requiring the knowledge to manage existing IP networks.

This course provides the key information on the Internet Protocol (IP).

You will learn key principles of how IP and IP networks work. The course covers the key protocols in the TCP/IP protocol stack, and includes both IPv4 and IPv6 versions. In addition, the course covers essential IP mechanisms such as the Domain Name System (DNS), IP address assignment, the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and IP routing .

This course is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of IP technology.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to Mobile IP technology.

You will learn how Mobile IP works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the key challenges for IP mobility and the operating principle of Mobile IP in IPv4 and IPv6 . In addition, the course introduces the current status and further development of Mobile IP.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of Mobile IP technology.

This course provides an introduction to Mobile IP (v4/v6) technology.

You will learn how Mobile IP works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the key challenges for IP mobility and the operating principle of Mobile IP in IPv4 and IPv6. The course presents the deployment options for Mobile IP. In addition, the course introduces the current status and further development of Mobile IP.

This course is especially targeted for technical support persons but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of Mobile IP technology.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to Network Address Translation (NAT) technology.

You will learn how NAT works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the need for NAT technology, the NAT operating principle and the negative effect of NAT to the end-to-end model of the Internet. In addition, the course introduces the concept of NAT traversal to overcome challenges with NAT technology.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of the effects of NAT technology.

This course provides an introduction to Network Address Translation (NAT) technology.

You will learn how NAT works in various implementations and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the need for NAT technology, the NAT operating principle and the negative effect of NAT to the end-to-end model of the Internet. In addition, the course introduces the concept of NAT traversal to overcome challenges with NAT technology.

This course is suitable for anyone needing a technical introduction to NAT and NAT traversal technologies.

This course extends your knowledge related to NAT (Network Address Translation) technology.

The topics include advanced technical details of NAT and NAT traversal methods, including SIP traversal.

This course is suitable for anyone needing technical information related to the latest advances in NAT technology.

This course provides an introduction to modern OSS and BSS systems design and implementation using widely accepted eTOM and TAM models

You will learn all important business and support functions in modern telecommunication networks. The course approaches the functional design and implementation from eTOM/TAM modelling point of view, emphasising the importance of clear processes throughout the operational chain.

This course suits equally well for management, technical sales and marketing as well as engineers needing an overall picture of modern OSS/BSS systems with good interoperability

This course provides key underpinning modern telecommunication network knowledge needed for working in the industry.

You will learn how the operation of all important modern telecommunication networks, what infrastructure is needed for the different types of networks and how the services are provisioned and charged. The course covers Operation Support Systems (OSS) networks, traditional fixed networks, ADSL and cable modem access, GSM and 3G mobile networks, VoIP and IP Multimedia System technologies as well as 4G wireless technologies (WiMAX and LTE). The course also presents key developments underway in telecommunicatio networks such as network convergence and new IP based multimedia services and new access methods. The approach on the course is clear, jargon-free and practical.

This course is suitable for anyone needing a wide understanding of modern telecommunication networks. Even people that have worked long in the industry will benefit from the course.