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IPTV: Internet Protocol Services for TV Distribution and Switching

Course Duration: 2 days

Course Code: PWL011

Course Description:

This 2-day course gives engineers an appreciation of how TV and video delivery systems will increasingly run over networks based upon IP, and how these services can be deployed reliably in redundant systems. The delivery of this course will be as interactive as possible, integrating demonstrations where appropriate. Attendees will be encouraged to ask questions and explore potential problem areas that exist in design and field delivery of services.

When you have completed this course you will be able to:

Understand addressing schemes for IP network prefix configurations
Examine resilience for MAC/IP mappings for reliable redundancy switching
Select the best routing and switching strategy for server and delivery networks
Analyze protocols used to carry multimedia and troubleshoot services problems
Appreciate how multicast routing protocols function
Specify requirements for firewall transit of video services
Compare how DiffServ, DSCP, RSVP, WFQ, MPLS and 802.1P/Q can provide quality of service
Select the most appropriate quality of service option

Delivery Options

We have a number of public scheduled course dates, please see the bottom of this page.

As an onsite training provider, we can deliver this course in any location in the UK, EMEA, US and Asia/Pac. Please use our enquiry form or the course enquiry at the bottom of this page to enquire about pricing.

Prerequisites:

This training course is aimed at experienced systems engineers, integrators, developers and designers who already have a basic understanding of IP and need to build upon this to better appreciate how reliable distribution and QoS networks can be engineered.

Prerequisite courses:

Introduction to IPTV Broadcasting Systems

Understanding IP and Datanetworking

ICND1: Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 1

Follow on courses:

IPTV: Advanced Internet Protocol Services for TV Distribution and Switching

MPEG-4, H.264 and DRM in IPTV

Windows Middleware for IPTV

Hands On Next Generation IPTV Networks

Hands On Advanced Next Generation IPTV Networks

IPTV Billing

This course includes the following modules:

Internet Protocol Suite Delivery of Multimedia Services

Structure of Internet Protocol Suite
Applications and their service needs
Functions of TCP and UDP
IP Datagram Services
Layer 2 Services
Hands-on Exercise 1: Configuring a Protocol Analyzer and Capturing Traffic

Layer 2 Addressing

Layer 2 MAC
Point tot Point Layer 2 services
LAN and Broadcast Media Access Control
802 standard addressing
Hands-on Exercise 2: Identifying MAC addresses
Group and multicast addresses at layer 2
Local addressing
Bridging and switching at layer 2
Hands-on Exercise 3: Experimenting with Bridges and Switches

Layer 3 Addressing

Mapping layer 2 addresses to layer 3 with ARP
Constructing and interrogating ARP Tables
Hands-on Exercise 4: Observing ARP in operation
Requirements to route a packet
Selecting Address prefix and address classes
Dividing address space into networks and sub-networks
Case Study: Deploying Subnets

Routing

Distributed dynamic routing
Static alternate routing
Routing logic
Reading IP Routing Tables
Hands-on Exercise 5: Reading routing tables in PCs and Routers
Selecting metrics
Popular Routing Protocols and their problems
RIP
IGRP
RIPv2
EIGRP
OSPF
Building least cost path database
Real time switching advantages
BGP4
Routing Survival Kit: What You Need to Know to Make it Work

Multicasting

Deploying Multicasting for network delivery of video
Multicast routing requirements
Multicast routing approaches
Multicast extensions to OSPF
Protocol Independent Multicast
Selecting Mode of operation: Dense or Sparse
IGMP
Protocol exchanges to build tree
Protocol exchanges to prune tree
Potential failures and fixes

Management of Devices With SNMP

SNMP conceptual model
Reliable management over datagram networks
Manager and Agent relationships
Management Information Bases
ASN.1
Hands-on Exercise 6: Observing SNMP Operation
Structure of Management Information
Get, GetNext and Set
Response and Trap
Access to tables and scalar objects
Walking the MIB
Hands-on Exercise 7: Extracting Eables using SNMPWALK
Manipulating MIB variables
SNMPv1 Community names
SNMPv2 and v3

Location	Duration	RRP	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct
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London	2 days	£995		25 - 26			17 - 18

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