1x & 1xEV-DO
GSM & GPRS/EDGE
IP CONVERGENCE & IMS
LTE
UMTS (WCDMA)/HSPA/HSPA+
WiMAX
WIRELESS FUNDAMENTALS
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As the wireless industry transitions to 3G wireless networks supporting higher data rate packet data services, a solid understanding of IP networking is as essential as a dial tone is to a wireline telephone. A fundamental knowledge of IP Networking is a MUST for all wireless professionals. This course provides an introduction to IP networking and its use in wireless networks. It begins with an introduction to IP networking services such as the web, email and VPN to illustrate the value and ubiquitousness of IP networks. The IP network architecture, the functions provided by various components and the role of key protocols are then described. This course provides a brief introduction to IPv6 features and its interworking with IPv4, and concludes with a discussion of how GPRS/UMTS and 1x/1xEV networks take advantage of IP networks. Note: All eLearning courses are web-based and require an internet connection to access the course. eLearning courses purchased online have a 6 month access period per purchased license. Login information will be sent within 2 business days after receipt of payment (eChecks may take longer). Login access will be sent from "Learning System Administrator" from a GeoLearning.com address. Please check your junk mailbox if you do not receive the login access within 2 business days.
Learning Objectives
After completing this course, the student will be able to: • List the applications that use IP networks • Sketch the Internet architecture • Distinguish between Internet, intranet, extranet and IP networks • List the key characteristics of IP networks and different types of IP addresses • Identify the limitations of IPv4 and key features of IPv6 • Name the key protocols used in IP networks • Explain how IP packets are routed from point A to point B • Describe security in IP networks • Describe the use of IP networking in 3G wireless networks
Intended Audience
This course is intended for those seeking an introduction to IP Networking and how it is used in wireless networks.
Suggested Follow-up Training/Complementary Courses
• The Wireless Landscape: Beyond 3G (Instructor Led) • Wireless Internet - From IP to EDGE and UMTS/HSPA+ (Instructor Led)
Course Length
2.5 hours eLearning
Course Outlines / Knowledge Knuggets
1. Applications in IP Networks 1.1. Email 1.2. Web browsing 1.3. IP telephony 1.4. Internet, Intranet, Extranet 1.5. VPN 1.6. Value of using IP 2. IP Network Architecture 2.1. Architecture of the Internet 2.2. WANs, MANs, and LANs 2.3. Functions of IP router 2.4. IP protocol layers 3. Key Characteristics of IP 3.1. IP addressing 3.2. Different versions of IP 3.3. Limitations of IPv4 3.4. Key features of IPv6 4. IP Networking Protocols and Their Roles 4.1. DHCP, DNS, ARP, PPP 4.2. RIP, OSPF, BGP 4.3. Domain Name System (DNS) 4.4. IP forwarding 4.5. TCP and UDP 5. Internet Security 5.1. Security threats 5.2. Key security technologies: IPSec, SSL 5.3. Examples of applications 6. Wireless IP Networks 6.1. IP networks in wireless networks 6.2. Architecture of 1x and GPRS/UMTS 6.3. End-to-end scenario 7. Summary Put It All Together Assess the knowledge of the participant based on the objectives of the course
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