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Introduction to Frame Relay

Course Level: Introductory
Course Duration: 1/2 Day
Student Prerequisites
This course has been designed for network technicians, operators, and
administrators that are new to Frame Relay. Students should have some familiarity
with wide area, data communications technology.
About this Course

The course will be instructor-led and delivered as a lecture. The objective of this
training method is to familiarize you with the pertinent details required to understand
how Frame Relay is used.
Course Objectives
This training document is designed to assist you to meet the following objectives:
1. Become familiar with how Frame Relay is used for networking.
2. Understand the basics of the Frame Relay protocol.
3. Learn how bandwidth management is performed by Frame Relay.
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Table of Contents
Module 1 Frame Relay Technology ..........................................1-1
Why Frame Relay? ............................................................................................ 1-2

Basic FRAD Operation ...................................................................................... 1-3
Enhanced FRAD Operation ............................................................................... 1-4
Router FRAD Operation ................................................................................... 1-5
Voice FRAD Operation ..................................................................................... 1-6
Enhanced VFRAD Operation............................................................................. 1-7
VoFR Delay Considerations............................................................................... 1-8
Frame Relay Forum Implementation Agreement ........................................... 1-9
Module 2 Frame Relay Operation .............................................2-1
The Frame Relay Frame.................................................................................... 2-2

Frame Relay Header ......................................................................................... 2-3
Frame Relay Error Checking ............................................................................. 2-4
Virtual Circuits.................................................................................................... 2-5
Data Link Connection Identifier.......................................................................... 2-6
DLCI Mapping .................................................................................................... 2-7
Multiprotocol Encapsulation ............................................................................... 2-8
Link Management .............................................................................................. 2-9
User-Network Interface...................................................................................... 2-10
Network-Network Interface ................................................................................ 2-11
Module 3 Bandwidth Management............................................3-1
Point-to-Point DSL Connection .......................................................................... 3-2

Frame Relay Network Connection..................................................................... 3-3
Frame Relay Multi-Point Network ...................................................................... 3-5
Network Monitoring of CIR................................................................................. 3-6
Frame Relay Bursting ........................................................................................ 3-7
Frame Relay Excess Bursting ........................................................................... 3-8
Discard Eligible Frames..................................................................................... 3-9
CIR, Bc, and Be Review .................................................................................... 3-10
Implicit Congestion Control................................................................................ 3-11
Explicit Congestion Control................................................................................ 3-12
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Introduction to Telephony
administrators that are new to Telephony. Students should have some familiarity
with wide area, data communications technology.
About this Course

The course will be instructor-led and delivered as a lecture. The objective of this
training method is to provide enough information to understand T1 and E1 interfaces.
Course Objectives
1. This training document is designed to assist you to meet the following objectives:
2. Become familiar with the components of a telephone, and how a subscriber line
is used.
3. Understand how Analog trunking connections are made and how they operate.
4. Be able to describe how voice is converted from analog to digital.
5. Understand the T1 frame structure and voice Signalling methods used.
6. Understand the E1 frame structure and voice Signalling methods used.
7. Understand GSM
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Table of Contents
Module 1 The Telephone and Subscriber Lines .......................1-1
The Telephone Set ...............................................................................1-3

The Hybrid Circuit .................................................................................1-4
Subscriber Lines...................................................................................1-4
The Central Office Switch .....................................................................1-5
A Typical Telephone Call ......................................................................1-6
Subscriber Signalling ............................................................................1-7
Category A Signalling ...........................................................................1-8
Category B Signalling ...........................................................................1-9
Tone Signalling.....................................................................................1-10
Category C Signalling ...........................................................................1-11
Tone Signalling.....................................................................................1-12
Category D Signalling ...........................................................................1-13
Category E Signalling ...........................................................................1-14
Loop Signalling .....................................................................................1-15
Loop Start Signalling ............................................................................1-16
Summary - Module 1 ............................................................................1-21
Module 2 Analog Trunks ...........................................................2-1
Trunk Lines...........................................................................................2-2
CO Trunks ............................................................................................2-3
FX Trunks.............................................................................................2-4
WATS Trunks.......................................................................................2-5
Tie Trunks ............................................................................................2-6
DID Trunks ...........................................................................................2-7
Basic Analog Trunks.............................................................................2-8
Ground Start Signalling.........................................................................2-9
The E&M Interface................................................................................2-14
E&M Interfaces .....................................................................................2-15
4-Wire E&M ..........................................................................................2-16
E&M Signalling .....................................................................................2-21
Summary - Module 2 ............................................................................2-24
Module 3 Digital Voice Encoding...............................................3-1
Analog Voice ........................................................................................3-2

Analog to Digital ...................................................................................3-3
Nyquist Theorem ..................................................................................3-4
Analog Voice Frequencies....................................................................3-5
PAM - Sampling....................................................................................3-6
Quantizing and Encoding......................................................................3-7
PAM to PCM - Companding..................................................................3-8
PCM - Companding ..............................................................................3-9
Analog to PCM Encoding Summary......................................................3-10
ADPCM ................................................................................................3-11
Analog to ADPCM Encoding.................................................................3-12
CS-ACELP (G.729) ..............................................................................3-13
Analog to G.729 Encoding....................................................................3-14
Summary - Module 3 ............................................................................3-15
Module 4 Digital T1 Trunks .......................................................4-1
T1 Trunks .............................................................................................4-2
T1 - D4 Frame Format..........................................................................4-3
D4 Superframe .....................................................................................4-4
D4 Superframe Framing Structure........................................................4-5
Robbed Bit Signalling ...........................................................................4-6
ESF Extended Superframe ................................................................4-7
ESF Framing Structure .........................................................................4-8
AMI Line Coding ...................................................................................4-9
ZCS Zero Code Suppression.............................................................4-10
B8Z Binary Eight Zero Suppression...................................................4-11
Voice Signalling Methods......................................................................4-12
Summary .............................................................................................4-13
Module 5 Digital E1Trunks ........................................................5-1
E1 Trunks .............................................................................................5-2
E1 Frame Format .................................................................................5-3
E1 Multi-framing ...................................................................................5-4
Time Slot 0 Multiframe Structure 4a ..................................................5-5
Time Slot 0 Multiframe Structure 4b ..................................................5-6
Time Slot 16 CAS ..............................................................................5-7
HDB3 - High Density Binary Three .......................................................5-8
Summary Module 5 ...................................................................5-9
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Module 6 Digital Trunk Signalling..............................................6-1
FXS Loop Start Digital Signalling .........................................................6-2

FXS Ground Start Digital Signalling......................................................6-4
E&M Signalling Immediate Start ........................................................6-6
E&M Signalling Wink Start ................................................................6-7
R2 Signalling ........................................................................................6-8
Module 7 GSM ..........................................................................7-1
History of GSM.....................................................................................7-2
GSM Timeline.......................................................................................7-3
OSI Layer Structure..............................................................................7-4
GSM Architecture ................................................................................7-5
The A Interface.....................................................................................7-6
The Abis Interface ...............................................................................7-7
The TRAU ............................................................................................7-8
The ATER interface .............................................................................7-9
Global GSM Frequencies .....................................................................7-10
GSM Performance Characteristics ........................................................7-11
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CX Product Overview Release 4.x

administrators. The student should have basic knowledge of basic data
communications, including Frame Relay.
About this Course

The course will be instructor-led and delivered using a lecture approach. The
amount of material that is to be covered is considerable, and you are not expected to
remember every detail.
Course Objectives
This training course is designed to:
1. Introduce the student to Memotecs line of multiservice access switches known
as the CX product series.
2. Provide a detailed overview of the software and hardware features available.
3. Introduce CXTool and CXAccess, the suite of Network Management Software
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Table of Contents
Module 1 The CX Product Series..............................................1-1
CX Products Available ....................................................................................... 1-2

CX800 Protocol Support .................................................................................... 1-3
CX900e Protocol Support .................................................................................. 1-4
CX950/CX960 Protocol Support ........................................................................ 1-5
CX2000 Protocol Support .................................................................................. 1-6
CX960e Protocol Support .................................................................................. 1-7
Common Software Platform .............................................................................. 1-8
Current Software Releases................................................................................ 1-9
Release 4.x Features...................................................................................... 1-10
Release 4.x Memory Requirements ............................................................... 1-12
CX Product Software Feature Comparison ....................................................... 1-14
Review Questions .............................................................................................. 1-15
Module 2 CX800 Hardware Components..................................2-1
Why the CX800?................................................................................................ 2-2

CX800 Front Panel ............................................................................................ 2-3
CX800 Back Panel............................................................................................. 2-4
CX800 Serial Ports ......... 2-5
CX800 AVDB-1 Dual Voice Daughterboard ...................................................... 2-7
CX800 AVDB-2 Dual Voice Daughterboard ...................................................... 2-8
CX800 Analog Voice - SLIM LIDS ..................................................................... 2-9
CX800 System Board ........................................................................................ 2-10
CX800 Review Questions .................................................................................. 2-11
Module 3 CX900e Hardware Components................................3-1
CX900e Front Panel .......................................................................................... 3-2

CX900e Back Panel........................................................................................... 3-3
CX900e Chassis Features................................................................................. 3-4
CX900e System Board ...................................................................................... 3-5
System Board - Processing Section .................................................................. 3-6
System Board - I/O Section ............................................................................... 3-7
DEM and Ring Generator Cards ....................................................................... 3-8
CX900e Review Questions ................................................................................ 3-9
Module 4 CX950/CX960 Hardware Components......................4-1
Why the CX950/CX960...................................................................................... 4-2

CX950/CX960 Front Panel ................................................................................ 4-3
CX950/CX960 Back Panel................................................................................. 4-4
CX950/CX960 System Board ............................................................................ 4-5
CX950/CX960 Power Supply Section................................................................ 4-6
CX950/CX960 Processor Section...................................................................... 4-7
CX950/CX960 I/O Section ................................................................................. 4-8
CX950/CX960 Review Questions...................................................................... 4-10
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Module 5 CX2000 Hardware Components................................5-1
Why the CX2000?.............................................................................................. 5-2

Capacity and Performance of Chassis........................................................... 5-3
CX2000 Protocol Support .............................................................................. 5-4
CX2000 Chassis. ........................................................................................... 5-5
CX2000 Front Panel....................................................................................... 5-6
CX2000 Rear Panel........................................................................................... 5-7
CX2000 Backplane ........................................................................................ 5-8
CX2000 Power Entry Modules ....................................................................... 5-9
CX2000 Power Supply Modules..................................................................... 5-10
CX2000 Ethernet Switch Module ....................................................................... 5-11
CX2000 CPU Module ........................................................................................ 5-12
CX2000 CPU Motherboard ............................................................................ 5-13
CX2000 Motherboard - Processor Section ........................................................ 5-14
CX2000 Motherboard Power Section ............................................................. 5-15
Module 6 CX960e Hardware Components................................6-1
Why the CX960e?.............................................................................................. 6-2

CX960e Back Panel........................................................................................... 6-3
CX960e Power Entry Modules........................................................................... 6-4
CX960e Front Panel .......................................................................................... 6-5
CX960e System Board ...................................................................................... 6-6
CX960e Power Supply Section.......................................................................... 6-7
CX960e I/O Section ........................................................................................... 6-8
CX960e I/O Section (Contd) ............................................................................. 6-9
CX960e Configuration Matrix............................................................................. 6-10
Module 7 CX Series I/O Cards ..................................................7-1
CX900e/CX950/CX960(e) and CX2000 I/O Cards............................................ 7-2

Serial Interface Cards ........................................................................................ 7-3
Multi I/O Serial Interface Card .......................................................................... 7-4
U I/O Universal Serial I/O Module................................................................... 7-5
ATM T1/E1 Interface Module ......................................................................... 7-6
ATM T3/E3 Interface Module............................................................................. 7-7
Analog Voice Card ............................................................................................. 7-8
DAV Dual Analog Voice Module ..................................................................... 7-9
Dual Analog Voice SLIM LIDs......................................................................... 7-10
ISDN U and ISDN S/T BRI Modules.................................................................. 7-11
Dual Digital Voice Compression Card ............................................................... 7-12
BRI Digital Voice ................................................................................................ 7-13
DIM Digital Interface Module Data Options................................................. 7-14
SEM Requirements for the DIM Card ................................................................ 7-15
Digital Interface Module (DIM) - Voice Options.............................................. 7-17
SEM Requirements for Voice......................................................................... 7-18
CX960 DIM Card Support. ............................................................................. 7-21
CX2000 DIM Card Support................................................................................ 7-22
V.34 Dial Backup Modem Card ......................................................................... 7-23
Ethernet and Fast Ethernet Cards ..................................................................... 7-24
56 Kbps/ 64 Kbps DSU & T1/E1 DSU ............................................................... 7-25
Hardware Installation Tips ................................................................................. 7-26
CX900e Hardware Matrix .................................................................................. 7-28
CX950 Hardware Matrix .................................................................................... 7-29
CX960 Hardware Matrix................................................................................. 7-30
CX2000/CX960e Hardware Matrix................................................................. 7-31
CX950 DIM Restriction Matrix. .......................................................................... 7-32
CX960e DIM Restriction Matrix...................................................................... 7-33
Module 8 EMS Software Products ............................................8-1
CX Product Management Software ................................................................... 8-2

CXTool Features................................................................................................ 8-3
Starting CXTool: Selecting a Memotec Product ................................................ 8-4
CXTool Configuration Panels ............................................................................ 8-5
CXView .............................................................................................................. 8-6
CXView Display ................................................................................................. 8-7
CXAccess .......................................................................................................... 8-8
CXAccess Display ............................................................................................. 8-9
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Course Duration: 3 1/2 Days
administrators. The student should have a working knowledge of data
communications and telephony.
About this Course

The course will be instructor-led and delivered using both lecture and hands-on
approaches. The objective of using this training method is to familiarize you with the
pertinent details and to provide the opportunity to perform back-to-back
configurations of the units using CXTool.
The material provided for this course is designed so that it can be adapted to meet
the needs of various audiences. This is accomplished by providing more modules
than required for the course length. Not all modules need to be covered and the
modules to be included will be determined by each audience.
Course Objectives
This training course is designed to assist in meeting the following objectives:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Introduce the student to Memotecs CXTool software.

Make back-to-back connections over IP and Frame Relay.
Add voice configurations over the WAN.
Troubleshoot common problems that may arise during configuration.
Tune voice configurations for optimum performance.
GSM A/E and Abis/ATER configuration
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Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to CXTool Configuration ........................1-1
About CXTool .................................................................................................... 1-2

CXTool Configuration Access............................................................................ 1-3
Starting CXTool New Configuration................................................................ 1-5
Starting CXTool Learn Hardware.................................................................... 1-6
Starting CXTool Offline Configuration............................................................. 1-7
System Information Documentation ............................................................... 1-8
System Information Console Access .............................................................. 1-9
System Information SNMP ............................................................................. 1-10
Equipment Configuration ................................................................................... 1-11
Configuration Filing System ............................................................................... 1-13
Configuration Files and Download Procedure ................................................... 1-14
Script Generation Options ................................................................................. 1-15
Module 2 IP and Frame Relay Configuration ............................2-1
IP over Frame Relay Applications ..................................................................... 2-2

Ethernet Configuration....................................................................................... 2-3
Frame Relay Configuration................................................................................ 2-6
IP WAN Interface Configuration ........................................................................ 2-9
IP WAN Port Configuration................................................................................ 2-10
Frame Relay Configuration Summary ............................................................... 2-11
IP Configuration Summary................................................................................. 2-12
Module 3 Troubleshooting IP over Frame Relay.......................3-1
IP Troubleshooting Step 1 .............................................................................. 3-2

IP Troubleshooting Step 2 ............................................................................. 3-3
IP Troubleshooting Step 3 .............................................................................. 3-4
Frame Relay Troubleshooting Step 1 ............................................................. 3-5
Command Line Troubleshooting ....................................................................... 3-7
Using CXAccess ............................................................................................... 3-8
Remote CXAccess Setup .................................................................................. 3-9
Console Monitoring ........................................................................................... 3-10
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Module 4 Analog Voice Configuration .......................................4-1
Analog Voice Applications ................................................................................. 4-2

Voice 3.0 - Architecture ..................................................................................... 4-3
Modules Close-up.............................................................................................. 4-4
Analog Voice Module Configuration................................................................... 4-5
Voice Station Configuration ............................................................................... 4-6
Using the Dialling Plan....................................................................................... 4-7
Dialling Plan Configuration................................................................................. 4-8
Frame Relay DLCI Configuration....................................................................... 4-9
WAN Trunk Configuration.................................................................................. 4-10
DSP Configuration ............................................................................................. 4-11
Channel Configuration ....................................................................................... 4-12
Local Book Configuration................................................................................... 4-14
Regeneration Table Configuration..................................................................... 4-15
Module 5 Troubleshooting Voice over Frame Relay .................5-1
Voice Troubleshooting Step 1......................................................................... 5-2

Voice Monitoring ................................................................................................ 5-8
Module 6 Tuning Voice over Frame Relay ................................6-1
Transmission Delay ........................................................................................... 6-2

Transmission Delay Variation ............................................................................ 6-3
Measuring Transmission Delay Variation .......................................................... 6-4
Command Line Voice Ping Command ........................................................... 6-5
Large Packet Delays.......................................................................................... 6-6
Fragmentation ................................................................................................... 6-7
Frame Relay DLCI Fragmentation..................................................................... 6-8
WAN Interface Fragmentation ........................................................................... 6-9
Transmit Queue Effect....................................................................................... 6-10
Reduced Transmit Queue ................................................................................. 6-11
Transmit Queue Configuration .......................................................................... 6-12
Voice Delay Tuning Exercise ............................................................................. 6-13
Voice Tuning Exercise ....................................................................................... 6-14
Frame Relay Bandwidth Management .............................................................. 6-15
Frame Relay Multiprotocol Encapsulation ......................................................... 6-16
Bandwidth Management Parameters ................................................................ 6-17
CIR, Bc and Be Configuration............................................................................ 6-18
Frame Relay Mixed Line Rates ......................................................................... 6-19
Exceeding the Excess Information Rate............................................................ 6-20
Paced Outbound CIR Management................................................................ 6-21
Paced Outbound Configuration ........................................................................ 6-22
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Module 7 Digital Voice CAS Configuration................................7-1
Digital Voice CAS Applications .......................................................................... 7-2

Voice CAS Modules Close-up ........................................................................... 7-3
Digital Interface Module Configuration............................................................... 7-4
Hardware Configuration..................................................................................... 7-5
T1/E1 4.x Port Configuration ............................................................................. 7-6
T1/E1 4.x Port Advanced Configuration ............................................................ 7-8
T1/E1 Timeslot Configuration ............................................................................ 7-9
CX1000e Bus Configuration .............................................................................. 7-19
Module 8 Troubleshooting Digital Voice....................................8-1
Digital Voice Troubleshooting #1 ....................................................................... 8-2

Voice Monitoring ................................................................................................ 8-9
Digital Voice Troubleshooting ............................................................................ 8-11
Module 9 Digital Data Configuration..........................................9-1
Digital Data Applications .................................................................................... 9-2

T1/E1 Data Modules .......................................................................................... 9-3
T1/E1 CSU/DSU Module Configuration............................................................. 9-4
T1/E1 Port Configuration ................................................................................... 9-5
Timeslot Configuration....................................................................................... 9-7
Synchronous Driver Configuration ..................................................................... 9-8
T1/E1 CSU/DSU Module Configuration - Summary .......................................... 9-10
Digital Interface Module Configuration............................................................... 9-11
Digital Interface Module Configuration - Summary............................................ 9-18
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Module 10 ISDN BRI Q.SIG Configuration................................10-1
ISDN BRI Q.SIG Examples Configuration ......................................................... 10-2

ISDN Modules.................................................................................................... 10-3
ISDN BRI Voice Configuration........................................................................... 10-4
ISDN BRI Configuration..................................................................................... 10-5
ISDN Port Configuration .................................................................................... 10-6
ISDN BRI Channel Configuration ...................................................................... 10-7
Global Directory Configuration........................................................................... 10-8
Channel Advanced Configuration ...................................................................... 10-15
Module 11 ISDN PRI Q.SIG Configuration................................11-1
ISDN PRI Q.SIG Example Configuration........................................................... 11-2

ISDN 4.x Port Configuration .............................................................................. 11-8
T1/E1 Timeslot Configuration ............................................................................ 11-10
Global Directory Configuration........................................................................... 11-11
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Module 12 Voice Over IP ..........................................................12-1
Voice Over IP Applications ................................................................................ 12-2

Voice Over IP Applications ................................................................................ 12-3
Voice 3.X Architecture ....................................................................................... 12-4
IP Tunnel Hardware Configuration .................................................................... 12-5
IP Configuration ................................................................................................. 12-6
ETH Port Configuration...................................................................................... 12-7
Ethernet Configuration....................................................................................... 12-8
IP Routing .......................................................................................................... 12-9
IP Filtering.......................................................................................................... 12-10
IP Tunnel Configuration ..................................................................................... 12-13
Voice WAN Trunk Configuration........................................................................ 12-14
IP Tunnel Voice Configuration ........................................................................... 12-15
H.323 Hardware Configuration .......................................................................... 12-16
IP Configuration ................................................................................................. 12-17
ETH Port Configuration...................................................................................... 12-18
VoIP Station Configuration................................................................................. 12-19
Voice IP Channel Configuration......................................................................... 12-20
Voice IP Channel Advanced Configuration........................................................ 12-21
Voice IP Trunk Configuration............................................................................. 12-22
H.323 Voice Configuration................................................................................. 12-23
Module 13 Digital Voice SS7 Configuration ..............................13-1
Voice SS7 Configuration.................................................................................... 13-2

T1/E1 Port Configuration ................................................................................... 13-4
Transparent HDLC Configuration ...................................................................... 13-10
WAN Trunk TDM Configuration...................................................................... 13-15
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Module 14 GSM A&E and Abis Configuration...........................14-1
GSM Overview................................................................................................... 14-2

GSM A&E Configuration Hardware ................................................................ 14-3
GSM Abis Configuration Hardware................................................................. 14-4
GSM Abis Configuration system Information.................................................. 14-5
GSM Abis Configuration GSM Abis Port ........................................................ 14-6
GSM Abis Configuration GSM Abis Port - Advanced ..................................... 14-7
GSM Abis Configuration GSM Abis Channel.................................................. 14-8
GSM Abis Configuration GSM Abis Channel TRX Template ...................... 14-9
GSM Abis Configuration GSM Abis Channel TRX Advanced ..................... 14-10
GSM Abis Configuration GSM Abis Channel Optimization Level ................ 14-11
GSM Abis Configuration GSM Abis Channel Extension Assignment .......... 14-12
GSM Abis Configuration WAN Trunk ............................................................. 14-13
GSM Abis Configuration WAN Trunk Advanced ......................................... 14-14
GSM Abis Configuration T1/E1 Timeslot........................................................ 14-15
GSM Abis Configuration Synchronous Driver................................................. 14-16
GSM Abis Configuration FR Port.................................................................... 14-17
GSM Abis Configuration FR DLCI .................................................................. 14-18
GSM Abis Configuration Voice Station ........................................................... 14-19
GSM Abis Configuration Dial Plan Table........................................................ 14-20
GSM Abis Configuration WAN Trunk ............................................................. 14-21
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2005 Memotec Communications Inc.

Courseware 2005 Agenda

Introduction to Frame Relay

About this Course

Courseware 2005 Agenda

Introduction to Frame Relay

Module 1 Frame Relay Technology ..........................................1-1

Why Frame Relay? ............................................................................................ 1-2

Module 2 Frame Relay Operation .............................................2-1

The Frame Relay Frame.................................................................................... 2-2

Module 3 Bandwidth Management............................................3-1

Point-to-Point DSL Connection .......................................................................... 3-2

Courseware 2005 Agenda

About this Course

Courseware 2005 Agenda

Module 1 The Telephone and Subscriber Lines .......................1-1

The Telephone Set ...............................................................................1-3

Module 2 Analog Trunks ...........................................................2-1

Courseware 2005 Agenda

Module 3 Digital Voice Encoding...............................................3-1

Analog Voice ........................................................................................3-2

Module 4 Digital T1 Trunks .......................................................4-1

Module 5 Digital E1Trunks ........................................................5-1

Summary Module 5 ...................................................................5-9

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Module 6 Digital Trunk Signalling..............................................6-1

FXS Loop Start Digital Signalling .........................................................6-2

Module 7 GSM ..........................................................................7-1

Courseware 2005 Agenda

CX Product Overview Release 4.x

About this Course

Courseware 2005 Agenda

Module 1 The CX Product Series..............................................1-1

CX Products Available ....................................................................................... 1-2

Module 2 CX800 Hardware Components..................................2-1

Why the CX800?................................................................................................ 2-2

Module 3 CX900e Hardware Components................................3-1

CX900e Front Panel .......................................................................................... 3-2

Module 4 CX950/CX960 Hardware Components......................4-1

Why the CX950/CX960...................................................................................... 4-2

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Module 5 CX2000 Hardware Components................................5-1

Why the CX2000?.............................................................................................. 5-2

Module 6 CX960e Hardware Components................................6-1

Why the CX960e?.............................................................................................. 6-2

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Module 7 CX Series I/O Cards ..................................................7-1

CX900e/CX950/CX960(e) and CX2000 I/O Cards............................................ 7-2

Module 8 EMS Software Products ............................................8-1

CX Product Management Software ................................................................... 8-2

Courseware 2005 Agenda

About this Course

Introduce the student to Memotecs CXTool software.

Courseware 2005 Agenda

Module 1 Introduction to CXTool Configuration ........................1-1

About CXTool .................................................................................................... 1-2

Module 2 IP and Frame Relay Configuration ............................2-1

IP over Frame Relay Applications ..................................................................... 2-2

Module 3 Troubleshooting IP over Frame Relay.......................3-1

IP Troubleshooting Step 1 .............................................................................. 3-2

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Module 4 Analog Voice Configuration .......................................4-1

Analog Voice Applications ................................................................................. 4-2