A comprehensive description of Frame Relay networking
and associated technologies
| Frame Relay Networks A comprehensive description of Frame Relay networking and associated technologies |
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Course Benefits Frame Relay uses statistical multiplexing techniques to offer significant potential savings over long distance E.n circuits, for appropriate data transaction types.
Although originally designed as an enhancement to ISDN, Frame Relay has found wide-spread proliferation in its own right, particularly in router-to-router WAN trunk systems.
This course provides an essential coverage of Frame Relay networking technologies, markets, systems and their operation.
The course also covers Frame Relay network troubleshooting techniques, and provides an objective discussion on the applications that are best served by Frame Relay, and the future applications for Frame Relay. Who should attend? This course is essential for all staff who will install, configure, administrate, support, sell or market Frame Relay networking products services, or solutions. Pre-requisites Delegates must have a good understanding of datacommunications principles prior to attending. Course 301: Introduction to Data Communications and Networking, is recommended. |
Course 333: Content Introduction Development of ISDN Development of ISDN Extended Packet Mode Bearer Services from X.25 on the D channel, to Frame Relay on the D channel Frame Relay on the B Channels Frame Relay scope, features and facilities and operation Requirements of a Link level protocol The Frame Relay Virtual Circuit Data Link Channel Identification, DLCI Extended DLCI options HDLC LAPF frame format Errored frame detection Errored frame discards Congestion originated Discards Controlling congestion Forward Explicit Congestion Notification Backward Explicit Congestion Notification Setting the Discard Eligibility BIT Committed Information Rate CIR concepts Peak Information Rates, PIR Managing CIR and PIR Frame Relay billing options |
Frame Relay "Bolt On", features, facilities and operation What is missing in the basic Frame Relay system? Link Management Interface (LMI) LMI link integrity checking LMI synchronous PVC status reporting LMI asynchronous PVC status reporting LMI SVC operation Q.933 signalling Q.933 signalling operation Components of the Q.933 message Consolidated Link Layer Management (CLLM) Protocol operation over Frame Relay |
