Understanding Frame Relay Course
- this course is no longer scheduled to run. Please refer to schedule for current course titles.
Course Description
The objective of this course is to provide an overview of the concepts and features of Frame Relay technology. At the end of the course delegates will have a basic understanding of the Frame Relay environment and how it fits into today's networking requirements.
All levels of staff involved in the planning, development, deployment and operation of communications technologies would benefit from this course - from management involved in planning and decision making, to technical support staff who require a sound introduction to Frame Relay.
All levels of staff involved in the planning, development, deployment and operation of communications technologies would benefit from this course - from management involved in planning and decision making, to technical support staff who require a sound introduction to Frame Relay.
Course pre-requisites:
Delegates should be familiar with the basics of data communications.
Topics covered on the 1 day Understanding Frame Relay course
What is Frame Relay?
The Forces behind Frame Relay
- Trends in the data communications environment
- The nature of network traffic, changes in the network fabric
Meeting Today's Demands on Networks
- The demands, commonly available options
- The Frame Relay alternative)
How Frame Relay Works
- Elements of a Frame Relay network
- Unit of information - the Frame Relay frame
- Traffic flow sequence, Frame Relay connections
Benefits of Frame Relay
- Reduced internetworking costs, increased performance
- Reduced network complexity, increased interoperability
Frame Relay Technical Details
- Standards, Frame Relay architecture, congestion control
- PVC Management - Local Management Interface
Interworking with Other Technologies
- Interworking with ATM, switched access to Frame Relay
- Frame Relay and X.25, LAN interconnection
Course Classification:
Technical Training Course
This is an instructor led training course taught in a classroom based environment.
Scheduled course dates
| July 2010 | August 2010 | October 2010 | October 2010 | December 2010 |
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If you would prefer to run this course at your premises as you have several employees to place on the course perhaps, then we are also able to offer onsite Networking Training and bespoke Networking courses