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Mobile IP for CDMA2000 (e)

Mobility is one of the most important aspects of wireless networks. Mobile IP is the technology chosen to provide packet data mobility in CDMA2000 networks. Defined by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), Mobile IP is a Layer 3 mobility technology that works in both wireline and wireless networks. This course focuses on the Mobile IP implementation in CDMA2000 packet data networks. It provides a detailed understanding of the Mobile IP protocol, its features and how it can be used to provide seamless mobility for packet data services in CDMA2000 networks. An engaging service scenario is used to take students through the entire process of a Mobile IP session setup. While Mobile IP is a mobility technology, it is extended to support services such as VPN. The course covers the services aspects of Mobile IP in greater detail. In addition, changes made to support Mobile IP in CDMA2000 networks are covered.

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Learning Objectives

After completing this course, the student will be able to:
• Sketch the CDMA2000 packet data network architecture
• Describe the detailed functionality of PDSN/FA, AAA and HA
• Define the network services provided by CDMA2000
• Study the open R-P interface and details of R-P sessions
• Describe Simple IP service in detail including session setup, handoffs and roaming
• Define the “always connected” paradigm and how it is supported in CDMA2000
• Outline the packet data states
• Sketch the accounting architecture in CDMA2000 packet data networks and related protocols
• Describe the details of CDMA2000 packet data networks with a few service examples

Intended Audience

This course is intended for those seeking a detailed understanding of the CDMA2000 packet data network’s use of Mobile IP. This includes those in a design, test, systems engineering, sales engineering, network engineering, or verification role.

Suggested Prerequisites

• Overview of CDMA2000 Networks (eLearning)

Course Length

3 hours of eLearning

Course Outlines / Knowledge Knuggets

1. CDMA2000 Packet Data Architecture
1.1. Architecture of the CDMA2000 packet data network
1.2. CDMA2000 protocols and interfaces

2. IP Mobility
2.1. Types of mobility in a wireless network
2.2. IP Mobility requirements
2.3. IP Mobility technologies

3. Mobile IP in the Internet
3.1. Necessity of Mobile IP in the Internet
3.2. Components required for Mobile IP
3.3. Functions of Mobile IP
3.4. Mobile IP and the care-of-address

4. Mobile IP in CDMA2000 Networks
4.1. Mobile IP implementation in CDMA2000 networks
4.2. Required changes made to Mobile IP for CDMA2000

5. Mobile IP Special Features in CDMA2000
5.1. Dynamic home address
5.2. Mobile IP authentication
5.3. CDMA2000 VPN setup using reverse tunneling

6. Deploying Mobile IP
6.1. Mobile IP enhancements required in PDSN
6.2. Mobile IP relay and network options

7. Summary

Put It All Together
Assess the knowledge of the participant based on the objectives of the course

CATALOG

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2010 Catalog,
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