ISDN Course ISDN Training Classes and Tutorials

Why this ISDN course?

This course provides an essential coverage of:

ISDN networking technology
Markets and applications for ISDN
ISDN systems and network operation
ISDN network troubleshooting techniques
The applications that are be typically served by ISDN.

Who should attend this ISDN course

This course is essential for all staff who will install, configure, administrate, support, sell, or market ISDN networking products services, or solutions.

ISDN Course Pre-requisites

Delegates must have a good understanding of datacommunications principles, or have attended Course 301: Introduction to Data Communications and Networking, prior to attending.

Lifetime Post-Course Support

After completing this ISDN training course, delegates receive lifetime post-training support from LEVER Technology Group PLC, to help them apply the technologies and skills they have learned with us, to provide career-long support, and to ensure they are better equipped for their future roles in IT and networking.

ISDN Training Course Content

The technology behind ISDN

Digital Telephony End User Systems
Single User
PABX Users
Video Conferencing
Call Centres
Computer Telephony Integration
Automatic Call Distribution
Direct Inward Access
Digital Network Addressing
Toll free, mixed, and premium tariff numbers
Virtual Private Networks

Transmission Principles

Digital Encoding of Analogue Speech
Digital Line Transmission
Companding
A-Law /m-Law
Compression Techniques
32kbit/s ADPCM

Switching Principles

Preview of Switching Principles
Structuring a Digital Network
The Stages of a Digital Telephony Call
The Basic Switching Matrix
Blocking
Concentration and Expansion
Time Switching
Space Switching
The Time-Space-Time Switchblock
Digital Exchange Control Systems

Current ISDN services

ISDN Basic Rate service
ISDN Primary Rate service
ISDN Broad Band service
ISDN structure and terminology
Network Termination Equipment: NT1, NT2
Terminal Equipment types: TE1, TE2
Terminal Adapters
U,R,T, and S reference points
Access points

ISDN standards

ISDN and the OSI Model
CCITT I and Q series recommendations
The U Interface
Systems interconnected over the U interface
I.430/I.431 and the ISDN layer 1 frame structure
Q.921/I.441 ISDN layer 2 LAPD operation
The S and T interfaces
The ISDN signalling interface, CCITT Q.931/I.450 signalling operation
Q.931 Message types
Q.931 Information elements
Q.931 operation

ISDN Trunk Signalling

C7, SS7, CCITT Signalling System Number 7, defined
Where C7 is used
C7 Layer 2 protocol structure (MTP2)
C7 MTP 2 operation
C7 Layer 3 Protocol structure (MTP3)
C7 MTP3 operation
Level 4 messages (Group 0-7)

Other protocols and ISDN

X.25 modes of operation over ISDN
Frame Relay
Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) and Broad Band ISDN (B-ISDN)
Associated technologies
The need for ATM its markets
Standards and ATM
The ATM/B-ISDN Protocol stack
User Plane, Control Plane and Management Plane

ISDN Networks — a 2-day ISDN training course

A comprehensive coverage of ISDN networks, protocols, services and associated technologies