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Global Partner Program Learning & Certification Catalog

Partner Catalog

Effective Date = Dec 04, 2018

| Nokia 2018 Channel Partner Learning & Certification Catalog

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HOME PAGE (CLICK TO GO TO THE PAGE OF YOUR CHOICE)

The Global Partner Learning Program

Accessing the Global Partner Learning Program

Course and exam delivery types (1/2)

Course and exam delivery types (2/2)

Help and Contact

About NokiaEDU

Questions? Call our Global Contact Center

Pricing policy

Cancellation Policy

AirScale Wi-Fi

Sales Associate

Sales Engineer Specialist

Field Technician

Technical Support Level 1

Enterprise Private

Optical Networks

Sales Associate


Integration Engineer


Fixed Networks

Sales Associate


Sales Engineer Professional

Sales and Sales Engineer Elective

Learning

Field Technician

Network Integration Engineer



Technical Elective Learning

IP

Sales Associate



Field Technician




Microwave

Sales Associate


Field Technician

Field Technician NAR

Network Integration

Engineer


Nokia Software

VitalQIP Sales Associate

VitalQIP Sales Engineer

Specialist

VitalQIP Installation

VitalQIP Administration

VitalQIP User

VitalSuite Sales Associate

VitalSuite Sales Engineer

Specialist

VitalSuite Installation

VitalSuite Administration

VitalSuite User

Nuage

Sales Associate



Software Installation

Network Integration

Engineer



Optics

Sales Associate



Field Technician




Passive Optical LAN (POL)

Sales Associate



Sales Optional Training

Field Technician




Technical Optional Training

Segments

Sales Associate / Sales

Engineer Specialist

Service Desk Clerk

Customer Service Desk Clerk

Services

Sales Representative


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ACCESSING THE GLOBAL PARTNER LEARNING PROGRAM

Nokia’s customers depend on our product portfolio to operate their networks at the highest level of efficiency.

Nokia Partner Program Certifications support an industry expectation that the Partner Company takes their

relationship with Nokia seriously by ensuring individuals representing Nokia are appropriately trained.

To ensure that our partners have the proper knowledge to keep communication networks flowing for their

customers, we test for competence toward certifications. It is not necessary to take NokiaEDU courses before

taking an exam if you have mastered the materials from other knowledge sources and pass our tests.

For individuals requiring Partner certification training, it resides in the NLDH (Nokia Learning and Development

Hub), the Nokia tool to access your classes, track your progress, and download your completed certifications.

How to Access NLDH (Nokia Learning and Development Hub)

Step One: Each Individual Partner Learner must register for access to NLDH (Nokia Learning and Development

Hub).

Step Two: NokiaEDU Partner Training Leads and Partner Sales Managers work with t h e Partner to

identify and assign the learning requirements for each of their individual learners.

Nokia Partner Learning leads:

APAC Moh Jajurie [email protected]

Americas Adrian Marina [email protected]

EMEA Adrian Marina [email protected]

To learn more about NLDH and other tools available to our Nokia Partners, please watch the videos available on

the Partner Learning Store: http://learningstore.nokia.com/partner/#?item=n.1503583562191

Step Three: In the Partner Learning store, use the left side navigation bar to choose the certification you wish to

complete. If you are unsure, there is a description at the top of each certification listing to help you choose the

appropriate one to align with your responsibilities.

Additional training courses, which are not part of the certifications, are also available through the Partner

learning store as “Further Learning.” These classes can be taken individually .

Partner Learning Store: http://learningstore.nokia.com/partner/

How to Access Learning and Associated Exams:

Learners must complete and pass the competence exams assigned to that training before a completion will be

noted.

To qualify for a certification for a job role, the learner must complete all necessary EXAMs for that job role. The

competence exam will test the learner on materials covered in the courses. The learner can receive a

certification by taking and passing all the exams. You can register for the certification by search for Global Partner

Certification 3.0 using the search field in NLDH. Find the specific product job role you wish to certify in and register

for that certification. Use the following job aid for more details.

mailto:[email protected]


http://learningstore.nokia.com/partner/#?item=n.1503583562191

http://learningstore.nokia.com/partner/

https://nokialearn.csod.com/DeepLink/ProcessRedirect.aspx?module=loRegisterAndLaunch&lo=2f422efa-4e25-4c18-bb50-5198764d4485


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ACCESSING THE GLOBAL PARTNER LEARNING PROGRAM

How to print your certificate:

No need to wait for your certification of completion to arrive in the mail, follow these easy steps to print your

certificate to show your proficiency and knowledge: http://learningstore.nokia.com/partner/doc/Printing-Nokia-EDU-

Certifications.pdf

http://learningstore.nokia.com/partner/doc/Printing-Nokia-EDU-Certifications.pdf

http://learningstore.nokia.com/partner/doc/Printing-Nokia-EDU-Certifications.pdf


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COURSE AND EXAM DELIVERY TYPES (1/2)

Course Delivery

Nokia is committed to enabling our partners by preparing them for the competitive marketplace. Towards that

goal, we use multiple delivery methods that balance convenience with the most appropriate methodology to

maximize learning of the concepts. The goal is for the individual learner to be able to prove competence.

WBT – Web-Based Training

As a part of the commitment to provide easy to consume and up to date training modules and information,

Nokia has developed WBTs. These are available through NLDH and can be viewed/taken on demand at the

convenience of the individual learner. ALL WBT modules are free of charge to the Partner for all their employees.

ILT – Instructor-Led Training

Through our vast experience developing and delivering training to our customers and partners, we have learned

that not all training lends itself to a web based delivery. When a learner has completed the prerequisite WBT

training, they will be eligible to take ILT courses with an instructor in a classroom setting. In the NLDH, the learner

will click on “Register” for the associated course and will be directed to contact our Global Contact Center (GCC)

to arrange for the course. These courses will take place in one of our regional training centers as an “open”

course. The learner must be confirmed 4 weeks prior to the start date of the class as classes without sufficient

enrollment are cancelled three weeks prior to the first day of class.

vILT – Virtual Instructor-Led Training

This form of delivery utilizes an instructor, but is provided in a virtual web session. In the NLDH the learner will

click on “Register” for the associated course and will be directed to contact our Global Contact Center (GCC) to

arrange for the course. The learner will need a laptop or PC and a reliable internet connection.

Exams

To ensure an individual learner has shown the proper knowledge level, we test for competence. If the learner

feels they have already mastered the materials, it is not necessary to take the corresponding courses. They may

skip directly to the exams: either in the NLDH or through a Third Party Provider Exam Center. A learner will be

given three opportunities to pass the exam before being required to obtain additional knowledge. However, we

strongly recommend that if a candidate fails the exams twice, the candidate should review the available training

course and/or product information before attempting the exam again. The partner pays for each instance of an

exam delivered by Third Party exam providers.

Please contact your Regional Learning Lead or Distributor for pricing.

NLDH

Many exams are available through the NLDH. The learner will access the exam through the curriculums posted in

the Partner Learning Store. Learners must complete and pass the competence exams assigned to that training

before a completion will be noted in their transcript. NLDH exams are Free of Charge.

In class Examination (Nokia Facility or by other arrangement)

The learner will access the exam at the end of the training session. The result of the exam will be based upon a

passing grade (after proving the theoretical knowledge AND the practical skills). The learning path in the NLDH

will be updated to show successfully completed. Please contact your Regional Learning Lead or Distributor for

pricing on Third Partner or In-class exams.


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COURSE AND EXAM DELIVERY TYPES (2/2)

Third Party Testing Center

Nokia utilizes the services of the 3000+ worldwide Third Party Testing Centers to administer more advanced

exams. This is to protect the integrity of the certification to the mutual benefit of Nokia, our partners and

our customers. Vouchers are available through our Global Contacts Center ([email protected]) to allow

you to schedule your exam. We strongly recommend if a candidate fails the exams twice, the candidate should

review the available training course and/or product information before attempting the exam again. Contact your

Regional Learning Lead or Distributor for pricing.

How do I register for a Third Party Testing?

1. All GPP candidates should make sure they have obtained a NLDH partner account.

2. Follow the Third Party testing registration instructions located in the NLDH curriculum.

3. Obtain your Third Party Testing GPP Exam Voucher code by contacting Nokia’s Global Contact

Center.

Nokia Global Contact Center (GCC) Email

address – [email protected]

In what language are these exams offered? All Third Party Technical Certification exams are written in

Englishonly.

How much time do I have to complete the Third Party Certification Exam? Third Party exams range from 12

hours depending on the exam.

Can I retake the exam if I failed it? How many times can I take it? A learner will be given 3 opportunities to pass

the exam before being required to obtain additional knowledge. However, we strongly recommend that if a

candidate fails the exams twice, the candidate should review the available training course and/or product

information before attempting the exam again. The partner pays for each instance of an exam.


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PRICING POLICY

Pricing

Nokia’s list price for training varies based on type of course and/or length of course taken: Web-Based Training

(WBT), Instructor-Led Training (ILT) or Virtual Instructor-Led Training (vILT).

Partners receive discounts on all training offered. See table below for details.

Delivery Method Partner Type Price

WBT (webbased training) Direct Partners and Indirect VARs Free of Charge

ILT and vILT All Quoted per course*

EXAM: Online NLDH Direct Partners and Indirect VARs Free of Charge

EXAM: Nokia

site/Third Party Provider All Quoted per exam*

*Contact your Regional Learning Lead or Distributor for pricing.

Resell Nokia training to your customers

Nokia encourages our partners to offer training to their customers to ensure successful implementation and

the best experience with our products and solutions. Please contact your Regional Learning Lead or Distributor

for pricing and discounts for reselling training to your customers.

Quoting

All price quotations, including those for exams, are generated in local currency, as mutually agreed to in the

Partner Agreement (PPA).


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NokiaEDU CANCELLATION POLICY

Cancellation

Cancellation

timeframes

Implications on cancellation

21 - 28 Calendar

days

If the Client cancels or reschedules the Training 21-28 calendar days prior to

Training start day, 50% of the course fee.

If NokiaEDU cancels a Training during this time, an alternative Training delivery

date will be provided in accordance to a date agreed with the Client.

0 - 20 calendar days If the Client cancels the Training 0 -20 calendar days prior to Training start day,

100% of the course fee.

If NokiaEDU cancels the Training during this time, an alternative Training delivery

date will be provided in accordance to a date agreed with the Client.

5 weeks prior to the

delivery date

For scheduled open enrolment training deliveries, NokiaEDU reserves the right to

cancel without penalty, if the enrolled participant numbers are below the

minimum required for the delivery of that scheduled training course.

• A full fee will be charged regardless of the number of participants who attend. In cases of sickness and

other exigencies, the Client reserves the right to transfer the Training Private Seat to another participant

who is qualified to attend the training.

• Nokia is not liable for any delay or non-performance caused by any event of force majeure.

• Cancellation of self-study bookings (not applicable for e-learning) is not possible unless a reasonable cause

can be provided and an agreement is reached between the learner and NokiaEDU .

• If the offer validity period end date should enter into the cancellation start period, the confirmation and

purchase order should be received by NokiaEDU by the 1st day of the cancellation period at the latest. If

after the1st day of the cancellation period the event is not confirmed with an agreement or purchase

order, the event will be cancelled.


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SEGMENTS AND SOLUTIONS

Sales Associate/Sales Engineer Specialist Prerequisite

COURSE TITLE COURSE / EXA M

REFERENCE DURA TION DELIVERY OPTICA L MICROW A VE IP

FIXED

NETW ORKS POL

SELLING TO RAILW AYS TBU00116W 1h W E x x x

HOW TO POSITION AND SELL

COMMUNICATIONS TRANSFORMATION TBU31293W 30min W E x x x

HOW TO POSITION AND SELL DISTRIBUTION

AUTOMATION TBU31295W 30min W E x x x x

HOW TO POSITION AND SELL UTILITY

BROADBAND TBU31296W 30min W E x x x

SELLING NOKIA INTO THE DEFENSE MARKET TBU00275W 30min W E x x x x

OIL & GAS PIPELINE SOLUTION TBU00115W 45min W E x x x x

PARTNER LEARNING SERIES – POW ER UTILITIES

101

TBU31178W 1h W E x x x x

CLOUD DATA CENTER INTERCONNECT TBU00113W 45min W E x x

NETW ORK SOLUTION FOR LEGACY SCADA

MIGRATION TO IP/MPLS TBU00168D 30min W E x

SELLING INTO AIRPORTS AND AIR TRAFFIC

CONTROL TBU00160W 30min W E x x x x x

SELLING TO HIGHW AY AGENCIES AND

DEPARTMENTS OF TRANSPORTATION GP00601-W 1h W E x x x x x

OPTICAL TRANSPORT SECURITY: L1 SECURITY

W ITH NOKIA 1830 TBU00114W 30min W E x x x x x

NETW ORK SOLUTION FOR LEGACY SCADA

MIGRATION TO IP/MPLS TBU00168D_V1

30min W E x

Note: In order to obtain Sales and Sales Engineer Specialist certifications, you must successfully complete

one course from the Segments and Solutions curriculum in addition to the Sales and Sales Engineer

Specialist curriculums.


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AirScale WI-FI

Sales Associate

COURSE TITLE COURSE / EXAM

REFERENCE DURATION DELIVERY

PROTECTING YOUR CUSTOMER WITH NOKIA MAINTENANCE

SERVICES TBU00249W 15min W E

GPP DEAL REGISTRATION TRAINING FOR PARTNERS TBU31159W 30min W E

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI SALES TRAINING TMO00432W 30min W E

NOKIA AND PARTNERS - OPPORTUNITIES TOGETHER TBU00071W 20min W E

Note: In order to obtain this certification, you must also successfully complete one course from the Segments

curriculum.


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AirScale WI-FI




NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI SALES TRAINING TMO00432W 30min W E

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI PRODUCT OVERVIEW TMO00405W 30min W E

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI FEATURES OVERVIEW TMO00406W 30min W E

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI CONFIGURATION RN00133-W 30min W E

AIRSCALE WI-FI FOR PARTNERS PRODUCT OVERVIEW WAVESPOT

ADDENDUM* RN00680-M 5min R


curriculum.

* Optional


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AirScale WI-FI

Field Technician



NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI ACCESS POINT INSTALLATION RN00144-W 30min W E

NOKIA HEALTH AND SAFETY EXPECTATIONS RN00145-W 30min W E


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AirScale WI-FI




HOW TO OPEN A TICKET AT NOKIA SMAABAG-W-1801 15min W E

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI PRODUCT OVERVIEW TMO00405W 30min W E

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI FEATURES OVERVIEW RN00144-W 30min W E

AIRSCALE WI-FI FOR PARTNERS PRODUCT OVERVIEW WAVESPOT

ADDENDUM* RN00680-M 5min R

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI ACCESS POINT TROUBLESHOOTING RN00160-W 30min W E

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI ON PREMISE CONTROLLER

TROUBLESHOOTING RN001610-W 1h W E

* Optional


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ENTERPRISE PRIVATE OPTICAL NETWORKS

Sales Associate



REDEFINE PRIVATE OPTICAL NETWORKS OP00526-W-1709 1h W E






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REDEFINE PRIVATE OPTICAL NETWORKS OP00526-W-1709 1h W E

WAVELITE PRODUCT OVERVIEW OP00702-W-1710 1h W E

WAVELITE CONFIG TOOL OP00733-M-01 1h R




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Field Technician



ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE AND CALIBERATION

CERTIFICATION (ESD)

LMQ114W

30min W

INSPECT-CLEAN-INSPECT-CONNECT (ICIC) PROCESS (VIDEO)

OAP00050W

10min W

WAVELITE PRODUCT OVERVIEW

OP00702-W-1710

1h W E

WAVELITE METRO 200 R1.x INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING

OP00010-V-10

2d V


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Integration Engineer



WAVELITE PRODUCT OVERVIEW OP00702-W-1710 1h W E

WAVELITE FAMILY R1.0 O&M OP00509 2d V E

NFM -T R.17.9 FOR WAVELITE MANAGEMENT

OP00700

1d V E


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WAVELITE FAMILY R1.0 O&M OP00509 2d V E


ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE AND CALIBRATION

CERTIFICATION (ESD

LMQ114W 30min W

INSPECT-CLEAN-INSPECT-CONNECT (ICIC) PROCESS (VIDEO)|

OAP00050W 10min W

WDM TECHNOLOGY| TOP18075W

TOP18075W 3h W

WDM TECHNOLOGY SELF-CHECK

TOP18075W_Self-

Check

30min W

GLOBAL PARTNER PROGRAM - HOW TO GET CERTIFIED

GPP90005M

5min R

WAVELITE R1.0.x DELTA TRAINING

OP00549-V-10

3d V


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FIXED NETWORKS

Sales Associate



NOKIA AND PARTNERS OPPORTUNITIES TOGETHER TBU00071W 20min W E




OVERVIEW OF THE ISAM FAMILY, REMOTES & ONT’S TAC60021W 1h W E

FIXED ULTRABROADBAND MARKET AND TECHNOLOGY TRENDS TAC60056W 30min W E

FIXED ULTRABROADBAND ACCESS SALES RESOURCES TAC60058W 15min W E


curriculum.


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FIXED NETWORKS






ISAM IN NETWORKING AND THE EVOLUTION OF

ACCESS INFRASTRUCTURE TAC60003W 45min W E

5520 AMS DESCRIPTION TAC60009W 45min W E

DSL FEATURES AND CONCEPTS TAC60014W 45min W E

FIBRE ACCESS FEATURE AND CONCEPTS TAC60018W 30min W E

HOME DEVICES OVERVIEW TAC60019W 30min W E

ISAM MICRONODES EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW TAC60020W 45min W E


ISAM GENERIC SYSTEM DESCRIPTION TAC60043W 45min W E

FIXED ULTRABROADBAND ACCESS SALES RESOURCES TAC60058W 15min W E


curriculum.


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FIXED NETWORKS




ISAM VOICE PRODUCT OVERVIEW TAC05021K 3h W E

VOIP & PROTOCOLS OVERVIEW TAC60004W 1h W E

MULTICAST AND IGMP BASICS TAC60006W 30min W E

QOS BASICS TAC60007W 30min W E

STP RSTP MSTP PROTOCOL INTRODUCTION TAC60012W 30min W E

LACP & LAG EXPLAINED TAC60017W 15min W E

73027330 AND 7360 ISAM CAPABILITIES** TAC60031 5d C E

**For courses conducted in a classroom or as part of a live virtual delivery, you will be directed to contact our

Global Contact Center (GCC) to arrange for the course. You must be confirmed 4 weeks prior to the start date

of the class as classes without sufficient enrollment are cancelled three weeks prior to the first day of class.

Note: In order to obtain this certification, you must first successfully complete the Sales Engineer Specialist

curriculum.


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FIXED NETWORKS

Sales and Sales Engineer Elective Learning * Optional



5529 IDM PRODUCT OVERVIEW* TAC03059W 45min W E

5529 OAD PRODUCT OVERVIEW* TAC03060W 30min W E

7330 ANSI XD HARDWARE OVERVIEW* TAC42083W 45min W E

INTRODUCTION TO EPON AND DPOE* TAC42084W 15min W E

INTRODUCTION TO IPV6 IN FIXED ULTRA-BROADBAND

ACCESS* TAC42098W 45min W E

INTRODUCTION TO FAST* TAC42099W 45min W E

NG-PON2 AN INTRODUCTION* TAC42102W 45min W E

5529 SDC OVERVIEW* TAC42103W 30min W E

GPON EVOLUTION IN ACCESS TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCTION* TAC60001W 45min W E

DSL IN ACCESS NETWORKS TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCTION* TAC60002W 30min W E


ACCESS INFRASTRUCTURE* TAC60003W 45min W E

VOIP & PROTOCOLS OVERVIEW* TAC60004W 1h W E

ISAM FX EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW* TAC60016W 30min W E

ISAM MICRONODES EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW* TAC60020W 45min W E

OVERVIEW OF THE ISAM FAMILY, REMOTES & ONT’S* TAC60021W 1h W E

FBA ELEMENT MANAGEMENT INTRODUCTION* TAC60022W 45min W E

7360 PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN SOLUTION INTRODUCTION* TAC60042W 30min W E

FIXED ULTRABROADBAND MARKET AND TECHNOLOGY

TRENDS* TAC60056W 30min W E

MARKET OVERVIEW: PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN FOR

ENTERPRISE, INDUSTRY AND PUBLIC SECTOR* TAC60057W 30min W E

FIXED ULTRABROADBAND ACCESS SALES RESOURCES* TAC60058W 15min W E


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FIXED NETWORKS

Field Technician



ESD AND CALIBRATION LMQ114W 30min W E

ISAM HW INSTALLATION (AGGREGATE OF 9 MODULES) TAC03065K 45min W E


GPON EVOLUTION IN ACCESS TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCTION TAC60001W 45min W E


ACCESS INFRASTRUCTURE TAC60003W 45min W E

GPON FIBER PRINCIPLES TAC60008W 45min W E


GETTING STARTED WITH 5520 AMS TAC60010W 30min W E




FBA ELEMENT MANAGEMENT INTRODUCTION TAC60022W 45min W E

ISAM GENERIC SYSTEM DESCRIPTION TAC60043W 45min W E

7302-7330 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT / 5520 AMS BASIC

COMMISSIONING TAC05002K 1h55 W E

7302-7360 ISAM GPON BASIC CONFIGURATION TAC05006K 5h W E

736X MICRO-NODES/5520 AMS BASIC COMMISSIONING TAC05003K 1h45 W E

ALCNA FBA TECHNOLOGIES & PRODUCTS TAC42089E 1h E


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FIXED NETWORKS






GPON FIBER PRINCIPLES TAC60008W 45min W E



ISAM FD EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW TAC60013W 30min W E







7302-7360 ISAM NELT P2P ETH. QOS TAC05013K 7h15 W E


CNP FBA FTTX High Cap NT INTEGRATION, OPERATIONS &

MAINTENANCE

TAC03504E 2h E


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FIXED NETWORKS





ISAM HW INSTALLATION (AGGREGATE OF 9 MODULES) TAC03065K 45min W E




ISAM FD EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW TAC60013W 30min W E

FIBRE ACCESS FEATURE AND CONCEPTS TAC60018W 30min W E




FBA ELEMENT MANAGEMENT INTRODUCTION TAC60022W 45min W E




7302-7360 ISAM NELT P2P ETH. QOS TAC05013K 7h15 W E


ALCNA FBA TECHNOLOGIES & PRODUCTS TAC42089E 1h E


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FIXED NETWORKS





INTRODUCTION TO VDSL2 VECTORING TAC42087W 1h W E

MULTICAST AND IGMP BASICS TAC60006W 30min W E

QOS BASICS TAC60007W 30min W E

STP RSTP MSTP PROTOCOL INTRODUCTION TAC60012W 30min W E

LACP & LAG EXPLAINED TAC60017W 15min W E

7302-7360 ISAM HIGH. CAP. NT: CONFIGURATION OF QOS,

VIDEO (MC) AND VOIP FOR PON DEPLOYMENTS TAC05012K 9h30 W E

7302-7360 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT/5520 AMS L2 & PPPOX

FORWARDING TAC05009K 6h15 W E

7302-7330-7360 ISAM SOFTWARE MANAGEMENT_BKP-

RST_PM & SYSLOG TAC05014K 8h15 W E

7302-7360 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT/5520 AMS - L2+ & L3

CONFIGURATIONS TAC05016K 5h W E

7302-7360 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT/5520 AMS - REDUNDANCY

CONFIGURATIONS TAC05018K 1h45 W E

CNP FBA FTTX High Cap NT INTEGRATION, OPERATIONS &

MAINTENANCE TAC03504E 2h E

Note: In order to obtain this certification, you must first successfully complete the Technical Support Level 1

curriculum.


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FIXED NETWORKS

Technical Elective Learning (1/2) * Optional



VDSL2 EXPERT WORKSHOP** 3FL00452AAAA

ZZZZA 2.5d C E

5520 AMS INSTALLATION AND ADMINISTRATION** TAC03017 2d C E

VDSL2 ARQ & VECTORING EXPERT WORKSHOP** TAC03056 2.5d C

73027330-7360 ISAM PON ADVANCED FEATURES** TAC42061 2d C E

7360 ISAM EPON DPOE BASIC CONFIGURATION** TAC42068 2d C E

7302-7360 ISAM NELT P2P ETH. QOS* TAC05013K 7h15 W E

736X MICRO-NODES/5520 AMS BASIC COMMISSIONING* TAC05003K 1h45 W E

ISAM DELTA HIGH CAP. NT TO STD. NT BASIC COMMISSIONING** TAC42070 1/2d C E

7302 – 7330 ISAM DSL BASIC CONFIGURATION* TAC05005K 2h45 W E

7330 ANSI XD HARDWARE OVERVIEW* TAC42083W 45min W E

INTRODUCTION TO EPON AND DPOE* TAC42084W 15min W E

EPON TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW* TAC42085W 45min W E

DPOE TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW* TAC42086W 15min W E

INTRODUCTION TO VDSL2 VECTORING* TAC42087W 1h W E

INTRODUCTION TO IPV6 IN FIXED ULTRA-BROADBAND ACCESS* TAC42098W 45min W E

INTRODUCTION TO FAST* TAC42099W 45min W E

NG-PON2 AN INTRODUCTION* TAC42102W 45min W E

FAST EXPERT WORKSHOP** TAC42120 2d C E

DSL IN ACCESS NETWORKS TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCTION* TAC60002W 30min W E


ACCESS INFRASTRUCTURE* TAC60003W 45min W E

VOIP & PROTOCOLS OVERVIEW* TAC60004W 1h W E

GPON FIBER PRINCIPLES* TAC60008W 45min W E

GETTING STARTED WITH 5520 AMS* TAC60010W 30min W E

DSL FEATURES AND CONCEPTS* TAC60014W 45min W E

DSL MODULATION TECHNOLOGY* TAC60015W 30min W E


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ISAM FX EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW* TAC60016W 30min W E


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FIXED NETWORKS

Technical Elective Learning (2/2) * Optional



FIBRE ACCESS FEATURE AND CONCEPTS* TAC60018W 30min W E

HOME DEVICES OVERVIEW* TAC60019W 30min W E

ISAM MICRONODES EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW* TAC60020W 45min W E

OVERVIEW OF THE ISAM FAMILY, REMOTES & ONT’S* TAC60021W 1h W E


PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN SOLUTION INTRODUCTION* TAC60042W 30min W E

INTRODUCTION TO PRECISION TIME PROTOCOL WITH TOD* TAC60045W 30min W E

5571 POL COMMAND CENTER INTRODUCTION* TAC60047W 30min W E

5529 INVENTORY DATA MANAGER (IDM) ADMINISTRATION* TAC60052W 30min W E

5529 SDC ADMINISTRATION* TAC60054W 30min W E

5529 ACCESS PROVISIONING CENTER (APC) ADMINISTRATION* TAC60055W 45min W E

*For courses conducted in a classroom or as part of a live virtual delivery, you will be directed to contact our


of the class as classes without sufficient enrollment are cancelled three weeks prior to the first day of class


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IP

Sales Associate




KEYS FOR SELLING TBU00047W 1h W E




NOKIA IP ROUTING PRODUCT OVERVIEW ER01240-W-

1806 30min W E


curriculum.


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IP

Sales Engineer Specialist (W/Wo NSP)



Pick any one of the following courses.

7210 SAS PRODUCT OVERVIEW TER36058W 5h W E

7705 SAR PRODUCT OVERVIEW TER36084WK 5h 30min W E

7750 SR/7450 ESS PRODUCT OVERVIEW TER36095W 4h3 W E

7950 XRS PRODUCT OVERVIEW TER36082W 1h W E

7250 IXR PRODUCT OVERVIEW

ER00327W-1700

30min W





NOKIA SCALABLE IP NETWORKS** 3FL30632AAAAZZ

ZZA 4d C E

NOKIA SCALABLE IP NETWORKS SELFSTUDY GUIDE

PREPARING FOR THE NETWORK ROUTING SPECIALIST I (NRS 1)

CERTIFICATION EXAM

TER00034M 16h R

NOKIA IP ROUTING PRODUCT OVERVIEW ER01240-W-1806 30min W

NOKIA NETWORK ROUTING SPECIALIST I WRITTEN EXAM

[4A0100] TER00035M 1h15 E

NSP (NETWORK SERVICES PLATFORM) RELEASE 17.3 OVERVIEW TOS00059W 1h W E

NFM-P (NETWORK FUNCTIONS MANAGER - PACKET) REL 17

FUNDAMENTALS TOS00060W 6h W

Note: In order to obtain this certification, you must also successfully complete one course from the

Segments curriculum.

**For courses conducted in a classroom or as part of a live virtual delivery, you will be directed to contact

our Global Contact Center (GCC) to arrange for the course. You must be confirmed 4 weeks prior to the


32

start date of the class as classes without sufficient enrollment are cancelled three weeks prior to the first

day of class.

IP

Sales Engineer Professional (W/Wo NSP) (1/2)



NOKIA INTERIOR ROUTING PROTOCOLS** 3FL30633AAAAZ

ZZZA 5d C E

NOKIA MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING** 3FL30635AAAAZ

ZZZA 5d C E

NOKIA SERVICES ARCHITECTURE** 3FL30636AAAAZ

ZZZA 4d C E

NOKIA ROUTING PRODUCT OVERVIEW TER00012W 45min W E

NOKIA NETWORK ROUTING SPECIALIST II (NRS II)

SELFSTUDY GUIDE: PREPARING FOR THE NRS II

CERTIFICATION EXAMS SELF STUDY LAB EXERCISES PLUS

NOKIA NRS II LAB EXAM

TER00036M 40h R

NOKIA NRS II LAB WORKSHOP VERSION A* TER36090 1d C E

NRS II LAB EXAM WORKSHOP VERSION B* TER36091 1d C E

NOKIA NRS II LAB EXAM [NRSII4A0] TER00037M 3h30 E

NOKIA INTERIOR ROUTING PROTOCOLS EXAM [4A0 101] TER00038M 1h30 R

NOKIA MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING EXAM [4A0 103] TER00039M 1h30 R

NOKIA SERVICES ARCHITECTURE EXAM [4A0104] TER00040M 1h30 R



FUNDAMENTALS TOS00060W 6h

W


ER00327W-1700

30 min

W


curriculum.


33

IP

Field Technician (W/Wo NSP)

Pick the courses associated to the product below. Only one product is required.



7250 IXR PRODUCT OVERVIEW ER00327W-1700 30min W

7210 SAS


7210 SAS INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING SITE

PREPARATION PLE07188M 30min R

7210 SAS INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING** TER18011 1.5d C E

7705 SAR


7705 SAR INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING SITE


7705 SAR INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING** TER18010 1.5d C E

7750 SR/7450 ESS


7750 SR/7450 ESS INSTALLATION &

COMMISSIONING SITE PREPARATION PLE07169M 30min R

7750 SR / 7450 ESS INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING** TER18009 1.5d C E

7950 XRS


7950 XRS INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING SITE


7950 XRS / 7750 SR12E INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING** TER18008 1.5d C E




INSPECTCLEANINSPECTCONNECT (ICIC) PROCESS (VIDEO) OAP00050W 30min W E


34

IP

Network Integration Engineer (W/Wo NSP) (1/2)









ER00327W-1700

30min W

* Optional



NOKIA SCALABLE IP NETWORKS** 3FL30632AAAAZZZZ A 4d C E

NOKIA INTERIOR ROUTING PROTOCOLS** 3FL30633AAAAZZZZ A 5d C E

NOKIA MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING** 3FL30635AAAAZZZZ A 5d C E

NOKIA SERVICES ARCHITECTURE** 3FL30636AAAAZZZZ A 4d C E


PREPARING FOR THE NETWORK ROUTING SPECIALIST I

(NRS 1) CERTIFICATION EXAM *

TER00034M 16h R

NOKIA NETWORK ROUTING SPECIALIST I WRITTEN

EXAM [4A0100] TER00035M 1h15

E



CERTIFICATION EXAMS SELF STUDY LAB EXERCISES

PLUS NOKIA NRS II LAB EXAM *

TER00036M 40h R


NOKIA INTERIOR ROUTING PROTOCOLS EXAM [4A0

101] TER00038M 1h30 R

NOKIA MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING EXAM [4A0

103] TER00039M 1h30 R



35

NOKIA NRS II LAB WORKSHOP VERSION A** TER36090 1d C E

NRS II LAB EXAM WORKSHOP VERSION B** TER36091 1d C E


36

IP

Network Integration Engineer (W/Wo NSP) (2/2)



NSP (NETWORK SERVICES PLATFORM) RELEASE 17.3

OVERVIEW TOS00059W 1h W E


FUNDAMENTALS TOS00060W 6h W


SERVICE OPERATIONS AND PROVISIONING -

FUNDAMENTALS**

TOS42101 2d C


SERVICE OPERATIONS AND PROVISIONING - ENHANCED

OAM**

TOS42102 3d C


SERVICES OPERATION AND PROVISIONING - SERVICE

INTERCONNECTION**

TOS42103 2d C




day of class.


37

IP

Technical Support Level 1 (W/Wo NSP)









ER00327W-1700

30min W






SROS FUNDAMENTALS TER36066W 12h W E

BASIC SERVCE ROUTER TROUBLESHOOTING TER36065 3d C E



SERVICE OPERATIONS AND PROVISIONING - FUNDAMENTALS** TOS42101 2d C



of the class as classes without sufficient enrollment are cancelled three weeks prior to the first day of class .


38

IP

Technical Support Level 2 (W/Wo NSP) * Technical Support Level 1 is a Pre-Requisite to Technical Support Level 2



NOKIA SCALABLE IP NETWORKS** 3FL30632AAAAZZZZ A 4d C E

NOKIA INTERIOR ROUTING PROTOCOLS** 3FL30633AAAAZZZZ A 5d C E

NOKIA MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING** 3FL30635AAAAZZZZ A 5d C E

NOKIA SERVICES ARCHITECTURE** 3FL30636AAAAZZZZ A 4d C E


PREPARING FOR THE NETWORK ROUTING SPECIALIST I

(NRS 1) CERTIFICATION EXAM

TER00034M 26h R

NOKIA NETWORK ROUTING SPECIALIST I WRITTEN EXAM

[4A0100] TER00035M 1h15 E



CERTIFICATION EXAMS SELF STUDY LAB EXERCISES PLUS

NOKIA NRS II LAB EXAM

TER00036M 40h R


NOKIA INTERIOR ROUTING PROTOCOLS EXAM [4A0

101] TER00038M 1h30 R

NOKIA MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING EXAM [4A0

103] TER00039M 1h30 R


NOKIA NRS II LAB WORKSHOP VERSION A** TER36090 1d C E

NRS II LAB EXAM WORKSHOP VERSION B** TER36091 1d C E

NFM-P NETWORK AND SERVICE TROUBLESHOOTING** TOS36025 4d C E


curriculum.

* Optional


39

MICROWAVE

Sales Associate








MICROWAVE BASICS TOP00009W 1h45min W E

MICROWAVE PORTFOLIO OVREWIEW - GPP

TOP00010W 1h W E

WHEN/WHY NETWORK MANAGEMENT FOR MICROWAVE TOS00023W 30min W E




40

MICROWAVE

Sales Engineer Specialist * Optional





MICROWAVE BASICS TOP00009W 1h45min W E

MICROWAVE PORTFOLIO OVERVIEW - GPP

TOP00010W 1h W E

TSM 8000 FUNDAMENTALS TOS00022W 3h W E

WHEN/WHY NETWORK MANAGEMENT FOR MICROWAVE TOS00023W 30min W E

NSP NFM-P (Network Functions Manager- Packet) Rel 17

Fundamentals

TOS00060WK

5h 49 min W

9500 MPR GLOBAL MARKET NODE

(MSS1/MSS4/MSS8) R6.0 FUNCTIONAL AND

HARDWARE DESCRIPTION GPP

TWT42035W 2h15 W E

9500 MPR GLOBAL MARKET TERMINAL (MPRE/MSS1C)

R6.0 FUNCTIONAL AND HW DESCRIPTION GPP TWT42038W 1h15 W E

9500 MPR - DELTA FEATURES R6.1 TO R7.0 ETSI FULL

INDOOR NODE (MSS-1/MSS-4/MSS-8)* TWT00004W 1h W E

WAVENCE 18A FUNCTIONAL AND HW DESCRIPTION RN00571-K-18A

2h W E




41

MICROWAVE

Field Technician



9500 MPR INSTALLATION, TEST & TURN UP (NON NAR)** TWT18005 3d C E

9500 MPR HARDWARE INSTALLATION GPP TWT18014W 1h W E

WAVENCE 18A FUNCTIONAL AND HW DESCRIPTION RN00571-K-18A

2h W E




day of class.


42

MICROWAVE

Field Technician NAR * Optional



WT PRODUCT DEPLOYMENT FOR PARTNERS IN NAR

(VENDOR MANAGED DELIVERY) RADIO** NAR RADIO 4d +1d exam C E


(VENDOR MANAGED DELIVERY) ANTENNA** NAR ANTENNA 4d +1d exam C E


(VENDOR MANAGED DELIVERY) MPRE** NAR MPRe 3d +1d exam C E

9500 MPR HARDWARE INSTALLATION GPP TWT18014W 1h W E




day of class.


43

MICROWAVE

Network Integration Engineer * Optional



TSM 8000 FUNDAMENTALS TOS00022W 3h W E

NSP NFM-P (Network Functions Manager- Packet) Rel 17

Fundamentals

TOS00060WK

5h 49min W

9500 MPR GLOBAL MARKET NODE (MSS1/MSS4/MSS8)

R6.0 FUNCTIONAL AND HARDWARE DESCRIPTION GPP TWT42035W 2h15 W E

Wavence 18A Functional and HW description

RN00571

7h V E

9500 MPR R.8.0 Global Market Ethernet traffic

TWT42037

2d V E



9500 MPR (MICROWAVE PACKET RADIO) R6.1 GLOBAL MARKET

TERMINAL (MPRE/MSS1C) OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

GPP**

TWT42039 1d C E

WAVENCE 18A COMMON FUNCTIONALITIES O&M

RN00572

7h V E

WAVENCE 18A ETHERNET TRAFFIC O&M

RN00014

14h V E

WAVENCE18A ETHERNET RING PROTECTION O&M

RN00015

7h V E

WAVENCE 18A PDH-SDH-SONET TRAFFIC O&M

RN00016

7h V E



WAVENCE RN00571K18A FUNCTIONAL AND HW

DESCRIPTION

RN00571-K-18A

2h W E




day of class.


44

MICROWAVE

Technical Support Level 1 * Optional



HOW TO OPEN A TICKET AT NOKIA SMAABAG-W-

1801 15min W E

MICROWAVE BACISCS

TOP00009W

1h 45min W E

9500 MPR GLOBAL MARKET NODE

(MSS1/MSS4/MSS8) R6.0 FUNCTIONAL AND

HARDWARE DESCRIPTION GPP

TWT42035W 2h15 W E



9500 MPR NODE REL. 6.1 L1 MAINTENANCE GPP TWT63045W 6h W E

9500 MPR TERMINAL REL. 6.1 L1 MAINTENANCE GPP TWT63046W 3h W E



WAVENCE 18A FUNCTIONAL AND HW DESCRIPTION

RN00571-K-18A

2h W E


45

NOKIA SOFTWARE

VitalSuite Sales Associate






VITALSUITE SALES PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND

THE MARKET TAP00004W 50min W E

VITALSUITE SALES UNDERSTANDING THE MARKET TAP00005W 52min W E

VITALSUITE SALES – SELLING THE VITALSUITE SOLUTION TAP00006W 44min W E

NPM VITALSUITE - VITALNET OPERATION OS88281-W-1710 2h W E

NPM VITALSUITE - VITAL REALTIME OPERATIONS OS88282-W-1710 1h W E

NPM VITALSUITE - ADVANCED REPORTING TOOLKIT (ART)

OPERATIONS OS88283-W-1710 1h W E

VITALAPPS 14 OVERVIEW TAP00010W 26min W E

VITALART 14 OVERVIEW TAP00011W 23min W E


46

NOKIA SOFTWARE

VitalSuite Sales Engineer Specialist







VITALNET 14 OVERVIEW TAP00007W 28min W E

VITALNET REAL TIME 14 OVERVIEW TAP00008W 20min W E

VITALFLOW 14 OVERVIEW TAP00009W 17min W E

VITALAPPS 14 OVERVIEW TAP00010W 26min W E

VITALART 14 OVERVIEW TAP00011W 23min W E

VITALSUITE PRESALES TECHNICAL OVERVIEW TAP00012W 40min W E

DIFFICULTY IN IDENTIFYING NETWORK ISSUES TAP00013W 17min W E

VOIP QUALITY ISSUES TAP00014W 20min W E

MONITORING IPV6 DEVICES TAP00015W 9min W E

APPLICATION MAPPING TAP00016W 16min W E

TRAPS TAP00017W 10min W E

VM ENVIRONMENT TAP00018W 9min W E

REALTIME APPLICATION PERFORMANCE TAP00019W 11min W E

VITALSUITE PRICING AND SIZING** TOS00001V 2h V E




day of class.


47

NOKIA SOFTWARE

VitalSuite User







VitalSuite – VitalAPPS Operation (18.7) OS88284-W-1807 1h W E




day of class.


48

NOKIA SOFTWARE

VitalSuite Administration



VitalSuite – Operations, Administration and Mainteneance

(18.7) OS88285-W-1807 1h 15min W E




day of class.


49

NOKIA SOFTWARE

VitalQIP Sales Associate






VITALQIP SALES TAP00020W 34min W E


50

NOKIA SOFTWARE

VitalQIP Sales Engineer Specialist



VITALQIP SALES TAP00020W 34min W E

VITALQIP PRESALES TAP00021W 45min W E

VITALQIP APPLIANCE OVERVIEW TAP00022W 25min W E

VITALQIP 8.1 RELEASE UPDATE TAP00023W 5min W E


51

NOKIA SOFTWARE

VitalQIP Installation



VITALQIP INSTALLATION TOS00201W 1h30 W E


52

NOKIA SOFTWARE

VitalQIP Administration




NOKIA VITALQIP ADMINISTRATION AP00120-V-0812 3d C E


53

NOKIA SOFTWARE

VitalQIP User





54

OPTICS

Sales Associate








NOKIA OPTICAL PRODUCT OVERVIEW TOP00008W 45min W E




55

OPTICS






NOKIA OPTICAL PRODUCT OVERVIEW TOP00008W 45min W E

WDM TECHNOLOGY GPP TOP18075W 3h W E

1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) 4

ARCHITECTURE AND HARDWARE GPP TOP30040W 1h W E

1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) R9.X INTRODUCTION TOP54079W 2h W E

1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH)

SWDM R9.X ARCHITECTURE AND HARDWARE TOP54080W 1h W E

1830 PSS-24X R 9.x ARCHITECTURE & HARDWARE TOP54112W 1h W E

1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) ENGINEERING &

PLANNING TOOL (EPT) R8.X FOR GPP TOP00014W 6h W E

1830 PSS (Photonic Service Switch) Introduction OP00638-K-0000 2h W E



Note: In order to obtain the Sales Engineer Professional certification, you must successfully complete this

certification before attending the Sales Engineer Professional curriculum.


56

OPTICS




NOKIA FUNDAMENTALS OF OPTICAL NETWORK DESIGN** TOP00004 3d C E

NOKIA ADVANCED OPTICAL NETWORK DESIGN** TOP00005 5d C E

NOKIA FUNDAMENTALS OF OPTICAL NETWORK

DESIGN EXAM 4A0250 1h

E

NOKIA ADVANCED OPTICAL NETWORK DESIGN EXAM 4A0255 2h

E


curriculum.




day of class.


57

OPTICS

Field Technician





1830 PSS4 INSTALLATION, TEST AND TURN UP TOP30020W 4h W E

1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) 4 ARCHITECTURE

AND HARDWARE GPP TOP30040W 1h W E

1830 PSS-4/8/16/16II/32 HW ENGINEERING, INSTALLATION

& BASIC COMMISSIONING R9** TOP30043 5d C E


1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) SWDM

R9.X ARCHITECTURE AND HARDWARE TOP54080W 1h W E

1830 PSS (Photonic Service Switch)

Introduction

OP00638-K-

0000 2h W E




day of class.


58

OPTICS


COURSE TITLE COURSE / EXAM REFERENCE DURATION DELIVERY

1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH)

16/32 SWDM OPERATION AND

MAINTENANCE

TOP30003W 3h W E

1830 PSS4 R WDM OPERATION & MAINTENANCE TOP30016W 2h W E

1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) 4

ARCHITECTURE AND HARDWARE GPP TOP30040W 1h W E

1830 PSS8/16II O&M TOP51001W 18h W E

1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) R9.X

INTRODUCTION TOP54079W 2h W E

1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE

SWITCH) SWDM R9.X ARCHITECTURE

AND HARDWARE

TOP54080W 1h W E

1830 PSS-24X R 9.x ARCHITECTURE & HARDWARE TOP54112W 1h W E

1830 PSS-24X R 9.0 OPERATION & MAINTENANCE * TOP54111 11h V E

NFM -T R.18 Managed plane Network construction

with 1830 PSS operations OP00090-V-18 14h V E

NFM-T R.18 Provisioning and Network maintenance

-managed plane OP00092-V-18 14h V E

1830 PSS (Photonic Service Switch) Introduction OP00638-K-0000 2h W E

*Optional




day of class.


59

OPTICS





1801 15min W E



WDM TECHNOLOGY GPP TOP18075W 3h W E

1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) 4 ARCHITECTURE

AND HARDWARE GPP TOP30040W 1h W E

1830 PSS 16/32 R 9.X L1 MAINTENANCE TOP42018W 6h W E


1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) SWDM

R9.X ARCHITECTURE AND HARDWARE TOP54080W 1h W E

1830 PSS-24X R 9.x ARCHITECTURE &

HARDWARE * TOP54112W 1h W E

1830 PSS (Photonic Service Switch) Introduction OP00638-K-

0000 2h W E

Note: In order to obtain the Technical Level Support Level 2 certification, you must successfully complete this certification before attending the Technical Level Support Level 2 curriculum. * Optional


60

OPTICS




1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) 16/32

SWDM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE TOP30003W 3h W E

1830 PSS4 R WDM OPERATION & MAINTENANCE TOP30016W 2h W E

1830 PSS8/16II O&M TOP51001W 18h W E

1830 PSS-24X R 9.0 OPERATION & MAINTENANCE* TOP54111 11h V E

NFM -T R.18 Managed plane Network construction with 1830

PSS operations OP00090-V-18 14h V E

NFM-T R.18 Provisioning and Network maintenance -

managed plane OP00092-V-18 14h V E

NOKIA OPTICAL DIAGNOSTICS & TROUBLESHOOTING** TOP00007 4d V E

NOKIA OPTICAL DIAGNOSTICS & TROUBLESHOOTING EXAM 4A0265 2h

E

Note: In order to obtain this certification, you must first successfully complete the Technical Support Level 1 curriculum. *Optional




day of class.


61

PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN (POL)

Sales Associate







PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN SOLUTION INTRODUCTION TAC60042W 30min W E


ENTERPRISE, INDUSTRY AND PUBLIC SECTOR TAC60057W 30min W E




62








5571 POL COMMAND CENTER INTRODUCTION TAC60047W 30min W E

PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN SYSTEM OVERVIEW AND ARCHITECTURE TAC60048W 30min W E




63





7360 ISAM POL HW CONFIGURATION** TAC42112 1/2d C E

7360 ISAM POL BASIC GPON CONFIGURATION** TAC42113 1/2d C E

7360 ISAM POL L2 SERVICE CONFIGURATIONS** TAC42114 2d C E




day of class.


curriculum.


64


Sales and Sales Engineer Optional Training * Optional






7360 ISAM POL ADVANCED CONFIGURATIONS** TAC42116 1d C E

5520 AMS DESCRIPTION* TAC60009W 45min W E


PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN SOLUTION INTRODUCTION* TAC60042W 30min W E

POL FIBER CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLE * TAC60049W 45min W E


ENTERPRISE, INDUSTRY AND PUBLIC SECTOR* TAC60057W 30min W E




day of class.


65


Field Technician









ISAM POL HW INSTALLATION TAC60050W 45min W E




day of class.


66









7360 ISAM POL TROUBLESHOOTING** TAC42115 1d C E

7360 ISAM POL ADVANCED CONFIGURATIONS* TAC42116 1d C E







day of class.


67






1801 15min W E





POL FIBER CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES TAC60049W 45min W E





day of class.


68









Global Contact Center (GCC) to arrange for the course. You must be confirmed 4 weeks prior to the start

date of the class as classes without sufficient enrollment are cancelled three weeks prior to the first day of

class.


curriculum.


69


Technical Optional Training * Optional



INTRODUCTION TO IPV6 IN FIXED ULTRA-BROADBAND ACCESS* TAC42098W 45min W E




IP / ETHERNET DEMYSTIFICATION PART 1* TAC60032W 4h W E

IP / ETHERNET DEMYSTIFICATION PART 2* TAC60033W 2h W E

7360 PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN SOLUTION INTRODUCTION* TAC60042W 30min W E

POL FIBER CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES* TAC60049W 45min W E




day of class.


70

NUAGE

Sales Associate








71

NUAGE






SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORKING WITH NUAGE NETWORKS VSP ER00696-K 3h30min W E


72

NUAGE

Sales Engineer Professional * Optional



Prerequisite - Nuage Sales Engineer Specialist certification

Pick 1 of NNP SD-DC certification or NNP SD-WAN certification

NNP SD-DC certification

NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED CLOUD SERVICES (VCS)

FUNDAMENTALS** TTP36005 5d C

Nuage Networks Cloud Services (VCS) Fundamentals EXAM 4A0-N01 E

NNP SD-WAN certification

NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED NETWORK SERVICES (VNS)

FUNDAMENTALS** TTP36009* 4d C

Nuage Networks Virtualized Network Services (VNS)

Fundamentals EXAM 4A0-N02 E




day of class.


73

NUAGE

Software Installation



NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED SERVICES PLATFORM (VSP)

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION** TTP36006 4d C

Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform (VSP) Software

Installation LAB EXAM NNIS-LE E




day of class.


74

NUAGE




Pick 1 of NNE SD-DC certification or NNE SD-WAN certification

NNE SD-DC



Nuage Networks Cloud Services (VCS) Fundamentals EXAM 4A0-N01 E






OPERATIONS** TTP36007 3d C

Nuage Networks Virtualized Cloud Services (VCS) Operations

EXAM 4A0-N03 E

NNE SD-DC LAB EXAM NNESDDC-LE E

NNE SD-WAN









Nuage Networks Virtualized Network Services (VNS) Operations ER-00624-V1711 4d C

Nuage Networks Virtualized Network Services (VNS) Operations

EXAM 4A0-N07 E

NNE SD-WAN LAB EXAM NNESDWAN-LE E


75

NUAGE

Technical Support Level 1 * Optional



HOW TO OPEN A TICKET AT NOKIA SMAABAG-W 30min W E

Pick 1 of VCS L1 Bundle OR VNS L1 Bundle

VCS L1 Bundle


FUNDAMENTALS** TTP36005 5d C E

Nuage Networks Virtualized Cloud Services (VCS) Fundamentals

EXAM 4A0-N01


OPERATIONS** TTP36007 3d C E


EXAM 4A0-N03

VNS L1 Bundle







EXAM 4A0-N07 E




day of class.


76

NUAGE




Prerequisite - Nuage Technical Support Level 1 certification

Pick 1 of [NNE SD-DC certification + Adv VCS] or [NNE SD-WAN certification + Adv VNS]

NNE SD-DC certification + Advanced VCS



Nuage Networks Virtualized Cloud Services (VCS) Fundamentals

EXAM 4A0-N01 E






OPERATIONS** TTP36007 3d C


EXAM 4A0-N03 E

NNE SD-DC LAB EXAM NNESDDC-LE E

NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED SERVICES PLATFORM (VSP) –

ADVANCED NETWORKING** TTP36008 4d C

Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform (VSP) – Advanced

Networking EXAM 4A0-N05 E

NNE SD-WAN certification + Advanced VNS





NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED NETWORK SERVICES (VNS) –

ADVANCED TOPICS** TTP36010 3d C E





77


EXAM 4A0-N07 E

NNE SD-WAN LAB EXAM NNESDWAN-LE E

Nuage Networks Virtualized Network Services (VNS) – Advanced

Topics TTP36010 3d C

Nuage Networks Virtualized Network Services (VNS) – Advanced

Topics EXAM 4A0-N06 E


78

SERVICE DESK CLERK

Customer Service Desk Clerk



CUSTOMER SERVICE DESK CLERK SMAAAJG-W 30min W E


79

SERVICES

Sales Representative





80


C O U R S E D E S C R I P T I O N S

81


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA AND PARTNERS - OPPORTUNITIES TOGETHER

Course Number TBU00071W

Delivery Type WebBased Training – 20min

Description

This course covers the relationship of Nokia and their Partners.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

82


COURSE DETAILS

VDSL2 EXPERT WORKSHOP

Course Number 3FL00452AAAAZZZZA

Delivery Type Instructor-Led Training – 2.5d

Description Overall Description:

Interactive group training session with guided & self-guided hands-on requiring much

involvement of the attendees for sharing their different experiences on the topic. We aim

at providing more in depth knowledge, gaining new ideas and practice on field usable

scenarios of the VDSL2 access technology.

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course, participants will be able to :

• Know where to position VDSL2.

• Be able to list the relevant standards for VDSL2.

• Describe the different band plans and profiles of VDSL2.

• Explain impulse noise and rate adaptation mechanisms.

• Explain the forward error mechanisms used in VDSL2.

• Understand VDSL2 Initialization.

• Understand Spectral Management within VDSL2.

• Describe the purpose and use of Upstream and Downstream Power Back Off.

• Understand what virtual noise is used for.

• List the parameters being measured by DELT

• Understand and use the configurable parameters in the VDSL2 profiles.

• Be able to configure the profiles for VDSL2 and bring up a VDSL2 port.

• Understand the operational, oam and performance monitoring data.

Course Outline:

• DSL refresh

• VDSL2 basics

• VDSL2 advanced

• multi pair bonding

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

*

83


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA SCALABLE IP NETWORKS


Delivery Type InstructorLed Training – 4d


As the starting point in Nokia Service Routing Certification (SRC) Program, the Nokia Scalable IP

Networks course is designed for students with limited knowledge of IP and Ethernet technology.

Upon successful completion of this course, students should be familiar with the basics of TCP/IP,

routing, routing protocols, IP addressing, Ethernet and services.

Course Objectives:

After completing the course, students should be able to:

• Understand the transmission control protocol/Internet protocol (TCP/IP) suite

• Identify the key functions of the Ethernet protocol

• Identify the key functions of an IP network, including address classes, IP subnet masks, subnet

calculations and utilities

• Configure IP addresses and subnet masks on router interfaces and verify addressing on an

operational network

• Configure and verify static and default routes, routing information protocol (RIP), open shortest

path first (OSPF), and basic border group protocol (BGP) routing on a network

• Understand the concepts of autonomous systems, exterior and interior BGP

• Understand the workings of a distance vector protocol (e.g., RIP) and link state protocols (e.g.,

OSPF)

• Understand the Nokia 7750 Service Router (SR) and Nokia 7450 Ethernet Service Switch (ESS)

and the command line interfaces

• Understand the mechanism of TCP

Course Outline:

Module 1 Internet Overview

Module 2 Introduction to the Nokia 7750 SR and Nokia 7450 ESS

Module 3 Layer 2 Overview

Module 4 IP Layer

Module 5 Transport Layer Overview

Module 6 IP Routing

Module 7 Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) Overview

Module 8 BGP Overview

Module 9 Services Overview

Exam Online in the NLDH

To pass the exam a score of 80% has to be reached.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• Basic knowledge of networking and IP

• Experience with binary numbers

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Required

Equipment

None

COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA INTERIOR ROUTING PROTOCOLS




In this comprehensive course, students examine the intricacies of standardsbased routing

protocols, such as open shortest path first (OSPF) and intermediate systemtointermediate

system (ISIS). The Nokia Interior Routing Protocols course analyzes and compares these routing

protocols, highlighting their valuable insights into the design decisions necessary for the

successful implementation of these protocols in largescale, serviceoriented networking

infrastructures for mobile, managed communication and triple play networks.

Course Objectives:

After completing the course, students should be able to:

• Demonstrate a basic overall understanding of link state

protocols

• Express a basic overall understanding of IP routing design

• Describe the various routing protocol databases (routing, forwarding and link

state)

• Demonstrate an understanding of route redistribution and route filter policies

• Create and verify the successful operation of static and default routes

• Explain the basic operations of OSPF, and ensure the successful implementation and

operability of OSPF in a network

• Configure OSPF in basic and complex network topologies

• Explain the basic operations of ISIS, and ensure the successful implementation and operability

of ISIS in a network

• Define the differences between ISIS and OSPF

• Verify OSPF operations and troubleshoot OSPF routing issues

• Configure a complex network utilizing a combination of OSPF and ISIS

Course Outline:

Module 1 IP Routing Review

Module 2 Static Routing and Default Routes

Module 3 Dynamic Routing Protocols

Module 4 Open Shortest Path First

Module 5 Intermediate SystemtoIntermediate System

Module 6 Route Redistribution

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• Nokia Scalable IP Networks course

• Solid IP networking experience

• Ethernet and basic WAN protocol knowledge

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Required

Equipment

None

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NOKIA MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING



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This course covers multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) concepts, terminology, signaling protocols,

design considerations such as resiliency, and the implementation, monitoring and basic

troubleshooting of an MPLS network. Successful completion of the Nokia Multiprotocol Label

Switching course will enable students to demonstrate a good understanding of MPLS and the

establishment of label switched paths (LSPs) using either label distribution protocol (LDP) or

resource reservation protocol (RSVP) and resource reservation protocol with traffic engineering

(RSVPTE).

Course Objectives:

After completing the course, participants should be able to :

• Explain the basic concepts of MPLS technology such as forwarding equivalence classes

(FECs), labels and label stacks, label distribution, LSPs and MPLS packet forwarding

• Describe the MPLS header structure and explain the label operations of pop, push and swap

• List the characteristics of different label distribution protocols and compare them

• Explain how LDP works to distribute labels for FECs and establish LSPs

• Describe traffic engineering and its advantage in an MPLS network

• Identify the traffic engineering extensions made to the IGP routing protocols and understand

how they are used with CSPF to establish traffic engineered LSPs

• Discuss the use of IGP nexthop lookups using LDP and RSVP

• Demonstrate how RSVPTE is used to establish traffic engineered LSPs using RSVP signaling

messages to distribute labels, specify constraints for the LSP and request LSP protection

mechanisms

• Describe the concept of a Shard Link Risk Group (SRLG) and its use in traffic engineering

• State the purpose of using LDP over RSVP tunnels to provide traffic engineering in a

hierarchical network

• Configure an MPLSbased core network using LDP, RSVPTE and LDP over RSVP

• List the various LSP protection mechanisms (Secondary/Standby LSP, fast reroutes)

• Compare and contrast the onetoone and facility bypass protection mechanisms in fast

reroute

• Configure RSVPTE LSPs using each of the possible protection mechanisms

• Understand how to manage, monitor and perform basic troubleshooting of LDPestablished

LSPs on the Nokia 7750 Service Router (SR) and Nokia 7450 Ethernet Service Switch (ESS)

• Understand how to manage, monitor and perform basic troubleshooting of RSVPTE

established LSPs on the Nokia 7750 SR and Nokia 7450 ESS

Course Outline:

Module 1 MPLS Introduction

Module 2 MPLS Fundamentals

Module 3 MPLS Label Distribution Protocol

Module 4 RSVP

Module 5 Traffic Engineering

Module 6 Resiliency

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COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING - CONTINUED

Course Number 3FL30635AAAAZZZZA (cont’d)

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Nokia Scalable IP Networks and Nokia Interior Routing Protocols and High Availability

courses are recommended.

Required

Equipment None

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NOKIA SERVICES ARCHITECTURE




The Nokia Services Architecture course is an introduction to Nokia's concept of the

implementation of services. Students are walked through the steps for deploying virtual private

network (VPN) and residential services in a service provider's multiprotocol label switching (MPLS)

network. Various services supported in the Nokia service routing portfolio are covered in this

course Internet enhanced service (IES), virtual private wire service (VPWS) and virtual private LAN

service (VPLS).

Course Objectives:

After completing the course, participants should be able to :

• Demonstrate a basic overall understanding of Nokia services

• Differentiate between service access point (SAP) and network ports

• Provide an explanation for a service delivery platform (SDP) and differentiate between mesh

and spoke SDPs

• Differentiate between transport tunnels and service tunnels

• Correctly analyze the implications of maximum transmission unit (MTU) size

• Use the correct operations, administration and maintenance (OAM) tools to analyze a

configured system

• Correctly define the terms related to VPWS services such as Epipe, Apipe, Fpipe, and Ipipe

• Correctly configure an Epipe, Apipe, Fpipe and Ipipe service

• Manage Epipe, Apipe, Fpipe and Ipipe services given an existing infrastructure including

modifying, deleting, disabling, reenabling, and creating these services

• Understand the issues related to VPWS interworking

• Correctly define and configure an enhanced Internet service

• Identify reasons to use mirror services and differentiate between local and distributed mirror

services

• Configure both local and distributed mirror services

• Identify which traffic to mirror

• Define and correctly use mirror slicing

• Define the term high availability (HA) within the Nokia context

• Differentiate between software and hardware HA

• Identify the router architecture components that contribute to HA

Course Outline:

Module 1 Services Overview

Module 2 Introduction to Multiservice Edge Services

Module 3 Introduction to Internet Enhanced Services

Module 4 VPWS Interworking

Module 5 Mirroring Services

Module 6 High Availability

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NOKIA SERVICES ARCHITECTURE - CONTINUED

Course Number 3FL30636AAAAZZZZA (cont’d)

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Nokia Scalable IP Networks, Nokia Interior Routing Protocols and Nokia Multiprotocol Label

Switching courses are recommended.

Required

Equipment

None

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NOKIA FUNDAMENTALS OF OPTICAL NETWORK DESIGN EXAM

Course Number 4A0250

Delivery Type EXAM – 1h


This exam will demonstrate that the learning objectives were met.

For details on the related learning refer to the respective course descriptions.

Course Outline:

The exam covers the following learning:

• TOP00004V_V1.0

The exam is organized and proctored by a Third Party.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The learning covered by the exam

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA ADVANCED OPTICAL NETWORK DESIGN EXAM






Course Outline:


• TOP00005V_V1.0


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites


Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA OPTICAL DIAGNOSTICS & TROUBLESHOOTING EXAM






Course Outline:


• TOP00007V


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites


Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

ESD AND CALIBRATION

Course Number LMQ114W



Webbased initial certification and recertification for basic user ESD and Test

Equipment Calibration. Note that there are translated PDF versions included

for your reference and convenience.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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DEPLOYMENT CERTIFICATION FOR PARTNERS IN NAR

Course Number TOP00017W

Delivery Type InstructorLed Training – 2d/4d EXAM – 1d


The 9500 MPRA certification course is designed to provide accelerated learning and deliver

installation and test (I&T) competencies to qualified participants in a relatively short amount of

time. Participating students shall also be provided with a thorough understanding of provisioning

and configuring the Nokia 9500 MPRA. This course can be tailored to spend more time on

'project specific' configurations for a known upcoming project opportunity or the course can

generally cover provisioning and configuring of various sorts of networks (linear, ring, cluster,

star, etc). This course is provided in a controlled networked lab environment and shall consist of

lecture time, as well as hands on instruction.

Notes:

• Those taking this course need to refer to the “prologue” and the instructions

• The participants will need to take and pass a written and practical exam on the last day of this

course in order to be considered certified

Course Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course, the participants will be able to:

• Understand site grounding standards and techniques as they apply to indoor and outdoor

radio installations

• Install the 9500 MPR in accordance with standards outlined in the Nokia Radio Installation

handbook

• Configure and provision the 9500 MPRA series radio

• Troubleshoot the 9500 MPRA series radio to include all current board releases and standards

ANSI and ETSI

• Demonstrate intermediate level competency by scoring 80% or better on the classroom post

assessment and hands on practical assessment

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Before attending the course, the field technician participants should be familiar with the

following:

• Basic Radio installation standards and techniques

• Basic Microwave Radio transmission line components and nomenclature

• TWT18014W

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

INSPECT-CLEAN-INSPECT-CONNECT (ICIC) PROCESS (VIDEO)

Course Number OAP00050W



This short video provides an overview of the InspectCleanInspectConnect (ICIC).

This process uses a video microscope and testing software which allows a technician

to make a visual verification and a physical test to ensure fiber connections are clean

and free from defects.

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course, participants will be able to understand the importance of

fiber cleaning in optics networks.

Course Outline:

• Explanation of ICIC process

• Explanation of Cleaning Equipment and Cleaning Software

• Reference to further ICIC documentation

Certification Requirements:

None

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

7950 XRS INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING - SITE PREPARATION

Course Number PLE07168M

Delivery Type SelfStudy – 30min

Description Course Objectives:

• Identify rack requirements such as size, clearance, air space.

• Calculate power requirement per configuration.

• List necessary tools.

• Complete additional rack precautions (stabilizer etc.).

Course Outline:

1. System Specifications.

2. Power Consumption.

3. System Considerations.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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7750 SR/7450 ESS INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING SITE PREPARATION







• Complete additional rack precautions (stabilizer, etc.).

Course Outline:


2. Required Tools and Materials.


4. Safety Considerations.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

7705 SAR INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING - SITE PREPARATION







Course Outline:





Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

7210 SAS INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING - SITE PREPARATION







Course Outline:





Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

5520 AMS INSTALLATION ADMINISTRATION

Course Number TAC03017

Delivery Type Instructor-Led Training 2d


The goal of the training is to describe and give understanding of the AMS Installation and

Administration. The training covers the description of the solution, the architecture, the basic

principle, terminology and the implementation. It is intended to customers as well as internal Nokia

employees. For Nokia employees, this training may serve as preparation to

AMS Installation and Administration Certification CNA level - CBIS related exam.

Course Objectives:

• Explain the architecture of the 5520 AMS

• Set up a 5520 AMS

• Install the AMS plug-ins

• Back up and restore the AMS server

• Locate and consult the log files

• Manage administrative settings

• Manage operational settings

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required Equipment None

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COURSE DETAILS

VDSL2 ARQ & VECTORING EXPERT WORKSHOP




A workshop refers to a very interactive group training session with guided & self-guided hands-on

and requires much involvement of the attendees for sharing their different experiences on the

topics. We aim at providing more in depth knowledge, gaining new ideas and practice on field

usable scenarios. This training/workshop will provide in-depth information about VDSL2

vectoring.

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand crosstalk and its effects.

• Explain the purpose of vectoring and what it is used for.

• Understand the vectoring concepts and their implementation.

• Understand the Nokia vectoring portfolio.

• Describe the vectoring initialization cycle.

• Explain different migration scenarios.

• Know how to set-up and configure a vectoring group and understand the effect of the different

configuration settings.

Course Content:

Section 1: Vectoring Expert Workshop

• G.inp

• vectoring intro

• vectoring advanced

• vectoring hands-on

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required Equipment None

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COURSE DETAILS

VDSL2 ARQ & VECTORING EXPERT WORKSHOP – CONTINUED

Course Number TAC03056 (cont’d)

Description (cont’d) Note: where possible and available we'll include the use of a spectrum analyzer and the

Nokia 5530 Network Analyzer to visualize what happens on the VDSL2 vectored line.

Audience:

This course/workshop is meant for people who are familiar with VDSL2 already. This

workshop will provide indepth information about vectoring and aims expert job profiles.

The content can be further fine-tuned for the requirements of the audience. For example:

taking into account country local restrictions & design of the existing DSL access network.

Upfront discussions with customer and customization efforts are mandatory in that case.


• Explain the concepts of G.INP (ARQ). Also known as RTX. (ITU G.998.4)

• Explain & configure the different configurable parameters in the RTX profile and XDSL

overrule

• Explain the concepts of G.vectoring (ITU G.993.5)

• Describe the Nokia equipment used to deploy vectoring.

• Configure & implement vectoring on your network

• Extra objectives to be set in upfront discussion with customer

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must be experienced with VDSL2.

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

5529 IDM PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Course Number TAC03059W

Delivery Type Web-Based Training – 45min


This WBT is designed for those that need an introduction to 5529 IDM enhanced application for

5520 AMS.

Course Objectives:


• Understand what the IDM is and what the added values for network operators are,

• Describe some of the features and characteristics of the 5529 IDM.

Course Outline:

Section 1: 5529 IDM Product Overview

• 5529 IDM Product Overview

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

5529 OAD PRODUCT OVERVIEW




This WBT is designed for those that need an introduction to 5529 IDM enhanced application for

5520 AMS.

Course Objectives:


• Understand what the IDM is and what the added values for network operators are,

• Describe some of the features and characteristics of the 5529 IDM.

Course Outline

Section 1: 5529 OAD Product Overview

• 5529 OAD Product Overview

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

ISAM HW INSTALLATION (AGGREGATE OF 9 MODULES)

Course Number TAC03065K


Description This course is intended for people that need to understand how to install ISAM hardware.

Course Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Describe how to install ISAM Hardware.

• Install the 7302 FD16.

• Install the 7330 FD8

• Install the 7360 FX4.

• Install the 7360 FX8.

Course Outline:

• System and Power Specifications

• Shelf Mounting

• Mounting the Fan Unit

• Power Ground and Alarm Cabling

• Installing Boards

Audience:

Nokia employees, partners and customers

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have knowledge of telecommunications, basic electrical safety

standards, local safety regulations, and procedures.

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

ISAM VOICE PRODUCT OVERVIEW


Delivery Type WebBased Training – 3h

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Trainees will learn about the ISAM voice product overview; Covering a VoIP overview,

Megaco and SIP architecture in the ISAM, an overview of all the ISAM equipment, the

ISAM elements that make up the ISAM voice and narrowband line testing. Note an

alternate instructor-led training TAC05021 also exists for this learning.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the VoIP background of ISAM voice,

• Explain how VoIP is transmitted,

• Distinguish between MEGACO and SIP protocol,

• Understand the main key components in an IMS platform,

• Explain how the ISAM Voice package fits into the ISAM equipment practice,

• Describe the concepts of the ISAM MEGACO and SIP Voice architecture, and

• Describe narrowband line testing.

Course Outline:

Section 1: general

• Course Complete

• Lab Guide Student

• Course Introduction

Section 2: VoIP Overview

• ISAM VoIP Overview

Section 3: VoIP Equipment Practice

• ISAM Voice Equipment practice

Section 4: VoIP Architecture with Megaco

• ISAM VoIP Architecture with Megaco

Section 5: VoIP Architecture with SIP

• ISAM VoIP Architecture with SIP

Section 6: Voice NBLT

• ISAM Voice NBLT

• Demo NBLT via NA

• Demo NBLT via AMS

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COURSE DETAILS

7302-7360 HIGH CAP NT ISAM/5520 AMS BASIC COMMISSIONING


Delivery Type Instructor-Led Training – 1d

Description This course is intended for people that require knowledge on how to bring up an ISAM via

CLI & perform basic configuration and operation using the AMS.

Course Objectives:


• Connect the ISAM with CLI and manage configuration, database information as an entry

level operator

• Prepare ISAM for the services in terms of equipment configuration

• Explain and configure iHUB basic functionality in the ISAM using CLI and AMS

• Describe services and traffic segregation on the iHUB

• Explain what a VPN service is

• Give an overview of the supported forwarding models

• Handle the alarm management application

Course Outline:

• CLI Introduction

• IHUB Basic configuration

• IHUB Turnup

• Equipment configuration

• Fault management

Audience:

This course is intended for people that require knowledge on how to bring up an ISAM &

perform basic configuration and operation of the AMS client. This course does not cover

the configuration of services / forwarding mechanisms in the ISAM.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have completed course TAC42045 prior to entering this course.

Required

Equipment None

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7302-7330 ISAM DSL BASIC CONFIGURATION


Delivery Type Instructor-Led Training – 1/2d



• Understand the concepts of profiles used in the AMS to configure related xDSL lines.

• Configure profiles with baseline parameters.

• Download them to the ISAM.

Basic configurations:

This module focuses specifically on the basic configuration of xDSL lines. We start

provisioning an xDSL line by using xDSL profiles. We explain why these profiles are used

and where to create them (profiles at NE or templates at AMS). Once the line is configured

we might need an ATM termination point before we can set up the interworking function

(bridge port). For VDSL2 ports, there’s no ATM involved, but a bridge port needs to be

configured anyhow. The trainee will understand the different possible ports available in

the ISAM and where to find which kind of information. What is a port status? How is it

represented? How do you influence it? Through dedicated exercises, using AMS and/or

CLI, you will put this all into practice.

Audience:

This is an operator course. Trainees will learn how to perform a basic xDSL configuration

using CLI and AMS.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have a basic knowledge of ADSL and DSL flavours, Ethernet & IP basics,

and have followed course module TAC2046 or TAC2047.

Required

Equipment

None

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7302-7360 ISAM GPON BASIC CONFIGURATION



Description TAC42049 provides a basic understanding of PON technology and the information

needed to complete a basic PON configuration.

Course Objectives:


• Explain which components are used in an optical relay system internal reflection,

transmitter, amplifier, receiver, splitter, ... ,

• Explain the basic properties of a passive optical network (PON),

• Describe the functions of the components present in a PON based

network,

• Describe the different standardizations in GPON and XGPON,

• Know the PON evolution,

• Describe the embedded OTDR,

• Correctly use basic PON terminology,

• Describe the different ways in provisioning an ONT and provision

an ONT,

• Manage the ONT Software.

Course Outline:

• Section 1: Technologies

GPON Technology

• Section 2: NE Operation

GPON Basic Configuration

Audience:

Those who need to understand PON technology and be able to configure PON equipment.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

To receive maximum benefit from this course, the student should have a background

in telecommunications theory, basic equipment maintenance practices, and the use of

personal computers and common test equipment. The student is expected to have

completed TAC42044, TAC42045, and TAC42047. The student could benefit by also

completing TAC60001W, TAC60008W, TAC60018W, and TAC60011W.

Required

Equipment

ISAM equipment and AMS manager

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7302-7360 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT /5520 AMS – HIGH CAP L2 & PPPOX FORWARDING



Description This is an operator course. Trainees will learn about L2 & PPPoX forwarding for 73027330 ISAM

High.Cap. NT 5520 AMS.

Course Objectives:


• Explain Ethernet as a technology and elements of ethernet frames

• Understand VLANs (virtual local area network) and how they are supported by the Ethernet.

• Explain different ways to establish IP connectivity to access the Internet,

• Give an overview of the different forwarding modes that are available,

• Describe and Configure a L2 service onto the ISAM & interconnect of end users to the respective

L2 service for Residential Bridge and the different, Cross Connect modes

• Associate an RB or XC VLAN to a bridge port,

• Explain and enable virtual MAC addresses implementation,

• Describe Enhanced Intelligent Bridging and explain how it differs from plain Layer 2 forwarding,

• Retrieve Enhanced Intelligent Bridging data from the ISAM,

• Configure Enhanced Intelligent Bridging on the ISAM with AMS and CLI,

• Describe the different models for PPP handling in the ISAM,

• Describe and configure mirroring

Course Outline:


• L2 Technology

• Layers Intro


• ISAM as a L2/iBridge

• IHUB L2 Forwarding

• Intelligent Brigding IACM

• Enhanced Intelligent Bridging • VMAC

• PPPoX Handling in ISAM

• ISAM as a L2CC

• Cross Connect IACM

• Section 3: Maintenace IHUB Mirroring

Audience:

This is an operator course. Trainees will learn about L2 & PPPoX forwarding for 73027330 ISAM

High.Cap. NT 5520 AMS.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have a basic knowledge of ADSL and DSL flavours; Ethernet & IP basics; and have

completed module TAC42048 or TAC42049.

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Required Equipment ISAM High. Cap. equipment and AMS manager.

COURSE DETAILS

7302-7360 ISAM HIGH. CAP. NT: CONFIGURATION OF QOS, VIDEO (MC) AND VOIP FOR GPON DEPLOYMENTS



Description This is an operation course. Trainees will learn how to configure QoS, video and voice for GPON

deployments in the 73027360 ISAM.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the two main video services in Triple Play,

• Describe the network topology for these services,

• Describe the principles of video encoding,

• Describe how multicast fundamentally differs from other routing types, like unicast,

• Explain how we do multicast addressing, both on L3 and L2,

• Describe how IGMP is implemented in IACM and in IHUB,

• Configure the IGMP and multicast configuration in the ISAM,

• Explain the QoS concepts,

• Describe the QoS architecture on ISAM as well as on the IHUB,

• Create, configure, and retrieve QoS session profiles and apply them.

• Explain the properties of the SIP and MEGACO/H248 protocol

• Explain the different models of VoIP support in ISAM/GPON

• Configure a VoIP Service

Course Outline:

• Section 1: Technologies 1

• Video Service Intro

• Multicast Tech

• IGMP Tech

• Section 2: NE Operation IGMP_MC

• IACM IGMP MC

• IHUB IGMP MC


QoS Tech

• Section 4: NE Operation QoS&VoIP

• IHUB QoS

• IACM GPON QoS

• IACM GPON VoIPONT

Audience:

This course is intended for people that require an advanced knowledge about how to

configure Video, QoS and voice for GPON deployments in the ISAM

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Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have completed the TAC42044, TAC42045, TAC42047, and TAC42051

courses.

Required

Equipment

ISAM equipment and AMS manager.

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7302-7330-7360 ISAM SOFTWARE MANAGEMENT & PERFORMANCE MONITORING WITH 5520 AMS



Description This course covers ISAM software management, Backup & Restore, SYSLOG, protocol tracing,

and performance monitoring using the 5520 AMS.

Course Objectives:


• Describe how software management is done by the 5520AMS,

• Create an OSWP on 5520AMS,

• Download an OSWP to an NE,

• Overrule SW on a specific LT,

• Activate an OSWP on an ISAM,

• Commit an OSWP on an ISAM,

• Describe how database management is done,

• Retrieve an NE that has an active database container,

• Backup an NE, both direct and scheduled,

• Restore a backup to an NE,

• Activate the PM counters (xDSL PON and others) on an NE,

• Use the most common CLI commands & AMS for the PM,

• Explain the concept of Threshold Crossing Alarms (TCA),

• Explain what a protocol trace is and how to set one up,

• Explain the need for the SYSLOG server to collect tracing information,

• Configure the SYSLOG server and protocol tracing via CLI and AMS.

Course Outline:

Section 1: Maintenance

• NE SW Management

• Backup & Restore

• Performance Monitoring

• Syslog

Audience:

This is an operator course. Trainees will learn about Software Management, Backup & Restore,

Performance Monitoring and Syslog with the 5520 AMS for the ISAM.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have a basic knowledge of ADSL, GPON, DSL flavours and GPON Technology;

Ethernet & IP basics; and have completed modules TAC42049 and TAC42050.

Required

Equipment


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7302-7360 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT / 5520 AMS L2+ & L3 CONFIGURATIONS



Description This is an operation course. Trainees will learn how to configure L3 forwarding on the ISAM. This

course covers Layer 3 technology basics, L3 routing protocols, L3 forwarding, DHCP, IHUB DHCP,

MPLS, and IHUB MPLS.

Course Objectives:


• Explain how an IP Address looks and use IP Subnetting,

• Explain what a typical router does and how IP packets are forwarded by a router,

• Explain in general terms how ICMP and ARP help the IP forwarding process,

• Explain the difference between IGP and EGP,

• Explain the basic operation of RIP and the differences for RIPv2,

• Give a clear overview of the workings of Link State Protocols,

• Explain the use of areas in OSPF and areas in ISIS,

• Explain the basic mechanisms of BGP: eBGP and iBGP,

• Describe IP routing and explain why IP routing is layer 3 forwarding,

• Retrieve and configure IP routing on the ISAM (with AMS and CLI),

• Describe how the ISAM behaves when it is configured as a DHCP relay agent and when it is

not,

• Describe what MPLS is and why it is needed,

• Configure an MPLS forwarding on an IHUB.

Course Outline:


• L3 Technology Basics

• L3 Technology Routing Protocols

• DHCP Tech

• Section 2: NE Operation L3

• L3 Forwarding

• IHUB DHCP Relaying

• Section 3: Technologies 2 MPLS Technology

• Section 4: NE Operation MPLS IHUB MPLS Configuration

Audience:

This course is intended for people that need to understand L2 & L3 routing and be able

to configure L3 and MPLS forwarding on an ISAM with IHUB.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have completed the TAC42044, TAC42045, TAC42047, and TAC42051 courses.

Required Equipment ISAM equipment and AMS manager.

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COURSE DETAILS

7302-7360 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT / 5520 AMS REDUNDANCY CONFIGURATIONS



Description This is an operator course. Trainees will learn about Redundancy Configurations for

73027330 ISAM High.Cap. NTs 5520 AMS.

Course Objectives:


• Describe Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (STP),

• Describe Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP),

• Describe Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol (MSTP),

• Describe the most important xSTP parameters,

• Describe and configure Link Aggregation (LAG),

• Describe and compare the different scenarios for access resiliency (NT redundancy),

• Configure NT protection.

Course Outline:


STP RSTP MSTP Tech


IHUB RSTP LAG NT Redundancy

Audience:

This is an operator course. Trainees will learn about Redundancy Configurations for

73027330 ISAM High.Cap. NT 5520 AMS.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have a basic knowledge of ADSL and DSL flavours; Ethernet & IP basics;

and have completed module TAC42051.

Required

Equipment


118


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7330-735X ISAM XDSL ADVANCED CONFIGURATIONS



Description This is an operation course. Trainees will learn advanced xDSL concepts and how to

configure (applying them) an xDSL line on the 73027330735x ISAM using the AMS and

CLIs commands.

Course Objectives:


• Describe QAM and DMT

• Describe the different ADSL flavours

• Describe what is to be configured in the service and spectrum line profiles

• Compare the different rate adaptation modes

• Describe impulse noise protection and explain how it depends on D, S, R, N

• Describe which parameters influence the delay

• Explain how the different noise margins are used

• Describe the power backoff mechanisms (UPBO & DPBO)

• Describe how artificial noise can be used to stabilize ADSL, ADSL2 and ADSL2+ lines

• Configure the different XDSL profiles and apply them to a port

• Explain why vectoring is needed, how G.vector improves your current network

• Describe the G.inp concepts

Course Outline: XDSL Configuration

Audience:

This course is intended for people that require an advanced knowledge on how to

configure an XDSL line on the 73027330735x ISAM via the AMS and CLI.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have a basic knowledge of xDSL flavours, Ethernet & IP basics, and have

completed module TAC42050.

Required

Equipment

None

119


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7330-7360 ISAM PON ADVANCED FEATURES




TAC42061 explains the PON evolution, from the NGPON1 to the NGPON2 and XGS-

PON. It also describes the PON Redundancy and the ToD (IEEE1588) and how to

configure each one. Last, the embedded OTDR and its graphs are also explained and

lastly, it describes how to troubleshoot the PON.

Course Objectives:


• Describe NG-PON1(XG-PON1&2), NG-PON2 and XGS-PON.

• Describe PON Redundancy.

• Configure PON Redundancy.

• Describe ToD (IEEE1588) for Mobile Backhauling.

• Configure ToD (IEEE1588) for Mobile Backhauling.

• Describe the embedded OTDR and its graphs.

• Describe how to troubleshoot the PON.

Course Outline:

Section 1: Technology

• PON Evolution

Section 2: Operation

• PON Reduncancy Configuration

• ToD IEEE1588 Configuration

Section 3: Theory

• Embedded OTDR


• PON Troubleshooting

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

120


COURSE DETAILS

7360 ISAM EPON DPOE BASIC CONFIGURATION




This course explains how DPoE can be configured on the 7360 ISAM.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the DPoE Architecture

• Describe the DPoE Provisioning process flow

• Configure SNMP, CMTS events and trap management

• Identify DPoE related show and troubleshooting commands

• Identify DPoE Service Provisioning commands

• Identify features released from R5.0 onwards

Course Outline:

DPoE Basic Configuration

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

121


COURSE DETAILS

ISAM DELTA HIGH CAP. NT TO STD. NT BASIC COMMISSIONING



Description This course is designed for students that have completed TAC42047 73027360 High

Cap. NT ISAM/5520 AMS – Basic Commissioning and now need to be able to commission

Std. Cap NT shelves.

Course Objectives:

• Explain and configure Service HUB basic functionality in the ISAM using CLI and AMS.

• Describe services and traffic segregation on SHUB

• Configure and turnup a new ISAM

• Configure the ISAM’s IPaddress

• Configure the network port and management VLAN

• Setup the SNMP management between 5520AMS and ISAM

• SHUB Basic Configuration

• SHUB Turnup Procedure

Course Outline:

• SHUB Basic Configuration

• SHUB Turn-up Procedure

Audience:

Personnel that are responsible for commissioning equipment, Nokia Engineers, or

Business Partners.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

To receive maximum benefit from this course, the student should have a background in

telecommunications theory and the use of personal computers. The student should

have also completed TAC42047 73027360 High Cap. NT ISAM/5520 AMS Basic

Commissioning.

Required

Equipment

None

122


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7360 ISAM NELT P2P ETH. QOS



Description This course provides an overview of configuring the NELTB equipment, NT, and LT.

Course Objectives:


• Explain how to configure NELTB Ethernet P2P using CLI and AMS.

• Describe the interfaces for UNI and NNI ports.

Course Content:

Ethernet Basic Configuration.

Audience:

The target audience is operators that need to know elementary concepts of NELTB P2P

technology in order to configure NELTB equipment.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have knowledge of telecommunications in general, and Ethernet in

particular.

Required

Equipment

None

123


COURSE DETAILS

7330 ANSI XD HARDWARE OVERVIEW



Description This hardware overview course describes the 7330 ISAM FTTN XD product and identifies

its shelf types, NT types and LT types.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

124


COURSE DETAILS

INTRODUCTION TO EPON AND DPOE




This WBT gives an overview of the EPON technology and how it is used in a DPoE

environment.

Course Objectives:


• Describe basic PON terminology

• Explain the basic properties of a passive optical network

• Describe EPON Network topologies.

• Explain what DPoE is.

Course Outline:

Section: Introduction to EPON and DPoE

• Introduction to EPON and DPoE

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

125


COURSE DETAILS

EPON TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW




This WBT gives an overview of the EPON technology.

Course Objectives:


• Describe where EPON fit in the marketplace

• Describe EPON fundamentals

• Describe EPON Network topologies.

• Describe EPON Technology

• Describe EPON evolution

Course Outline:

Section: EPON Technology

• EPON technology

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

126


COURSE DETAILS

DPOE TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW




This WBT gives an overview of the DPoE technology.

Course Objectives


• Explain what DPoE is

• Describe the IP High speed data service model

• Describe the MEF service model

• Describe the additional features from EPON for DPoE

Course Outline:

Section: DPoE Technology

• DPoE technology overivew

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

127


COURSE DETAILS

INTRODUCTION TO VDSL2 VECTORING




Vectoring is used to cancel the crosstalk we encounter in our copper bundle. On vectored

lines we have a +/ 90% gain in speed on our VDSL2 lines. This WBT is discussing the

Vectoring concept in our VDSL2 network.

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course, you will able to describe:

• What is crosstalk?

• Why do we need vectoring?

• What is vectoring?

• How is vectoring implemented?

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

128


COURSE DETAILS

INTRODUCTION TO IPV6 IN FIXED ULTRA-BROADBAND ACCESS




The training describes the features of IPv6 and its characteristics. You’ll be able to explain

how we got from IPv4 to IPv6 and the implementation of IPv6 in the ISAM family.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

129


COURSE DETAILS

INTRODUCTION TO FAST




This course introduces you to the basics of the FAST technology, its use-cases and its

implementation on the Broadband Access Portfolio.

Course Objectives:


• Explain what FAST is,

• Explain why we need FAST,

• Explain what is happening in standardizing G.fast

• Describe use-cases for FAST.

• Explain how FAST is deployed.

Course Outline:

Section 1: Main

• Introduction to FAST

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

130


COURSE DETAILS

NG-PON2 AN INTRODUCTION




This WBT provides an introduction of NG-PON2 and XGS-PON.

Course Objectives:


• Explain why we need NG-PON2 and XGS-PON,

• Understand the basics of NG-PON2 and XGS-PON,

• Know what is being standardized in NG-PON2 and XGS-PON,

• Describe how NG-PON2 and XGS-PON will be used using Nokia's portfolio,

• How to deploy NG-PON2 and XGS-PON using Nokia’s portfolio.

Course Outline:

Section 1: PON

• NG-PON Introduction

Section : END OF COURSEWARE DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION (MAXIMUM 50 modules)

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

131


COURSE DETAILS

5529 SDC OVERVIEW




This 30 minute WBT is designed for those that need know the features and characteristics

of the 5529 SDC and those who need to be introduced in the platform and dimensioning

of the 5529 SDC.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the features and characteristics of the 5529 SDC,

• Identify use cases for the 5529 SDC,

• Explain the platform of the 5529 SDC,

• Define the dimensioning of the 5529 SDC.

Audience:

Nokia Engineers or Nokia Channel Partners

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

132


COURSE DETAILS

POL HW CONFIGURATION




This course explains the first steps to put an OLT in service. It covers CLI basics, OLT

turnup, basic equipment configuration and basic fault management.

Course Objectives:


• Connect to the OLT with CLI, understand how to use CLI and manage the

configuration, database information as an entry level operator

• Describe the IHUB concepts, explain what a VPN service is, explain what kind of services

are supported by the IHUB and describe the supported forwarding models

• Turn-up a new OLT: configure the OLT IP-address, the network port, management

VLAN and interface, and the SNMP management between 5571 PCC and OLT

• Configure cards in the OLT with CLI or 5571 PCC

• Understand how to use the 5571 PCC to view alarms

Course Outline:

Section : General

• Course Complete

• Lab Access Document


Section 1: Configuration

• POL HW Configuration

Exam Online in NLDH


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

POL 7360 ISAM OLT + 5571 PCC training setup

133


COURSE DETAILS

7360 ISAM POL BASIC GPON CONFIGURATION




This course explains the basic configuration of a PON port. How can the operator bring

an ONT online by using the 5571 PCC? Explanation of extra features such as ONT

Friendly Name and ONT Replacement.

Course Objectives:


• Provision an ONT with the 5571 POL Command Center

• Upgrade ONT software with the PCC

• Configure ONT Friendly Names

• Configure PON Port Protection

• Understand how to do ONT Replacement

Course Outline:

Section: General

• Course Complete




• POL Basic GPON Configuration



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

POL 7360 ISAM OLT + 7368 ISAM ONT + 5571 PCC training setup

134


COURSE DETAILS

7360 ISAM POL L2 SERVICE CONFIGURATIONS




This course explains the Layer 2 Service Configurations with the POL Command Center. It

gives a basic explanation of GPON Quality of Service, and extensive background

information on IHUB L2 forwarding and on the IACM residential bridge and cross connect

VLANs.

Course Objectives:


• Configure and use Services on the 5571 POL Command Center

• Describe Basic GPON QoS

• Explain OLT as a L2-iBridge, and Intelligent Bridging in the IACM

• Understand IHUB L2 Forwarding

• Explain OLT as a L2 Cross connect, and Cross connect IACM

Course Outline:

Section: General

• Course Complete




• POL L2 Service Configurations

• POL L2 Background Information



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment


135


COURSE DETAILS

7360 ISAM POL TROUBLESHOOTING




This course explains troubleshooting possibilities on the 7360 OLT by use of 5571 PCC

and CLI.

Course Objectives:


• Use the 5571 POL Command Center troubleshooting section

• Understand where to find alarms in the 5571 POL Command Center

• Understand and configure mirroring

• Describe and configure syslog

• Explain and use several troubleshooting commands with CLI

• Understand OLT database backup and restore

Course Outline:

Section: General

• Course Complete




• POL Troubleshooting

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

136


COURSE DETAILS

7360 ISAM POL ADVANCED CONFIGURATIONS




This course explains some more advanced features of the OLT like NT redundancy, load

sharing and STP. There is an explanation on the underlying CLI configuration that is

created when services are created through the 5571 PCC. Furthermore there is an

optional part on Quality of Service in the 7360 OLT.

Course Objectives:


• Describe NT redundancy and load-sharing

• Explain STP

• Understand the CLI configurations created by the 5571 PCC

• Optional: Understand QoS on IACM (GPON) and on FANT-F

Course Outline:

Section : General

• Course Complete




• POL Advanced Configurations

• POL North Bound Interfaces



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment


137


COURSE DETAILS

FAST EXPERT WORKSHOP




Interactive group training session with guided & selfguided handson requiring much

involvement of the attendees for sharing their different experiences on the topic. We aim

at providing more in depth knowledge, gaining new ideas and practice on field usable

scenarios of the new “Fast Access to Subscriber Terminals” access technology.

Course Objectives:


• Have an in depth understanding of the FAST technology as defined in G.9700, G.9701

and G.997.2

• Understand different use cases for FAST use and deployment

• Describe the equipment used to deploy FAST

• Explain the different configurable and operations parameters for FAST

• Configure and manage FAST

Course Outline:

Section 1: FAST

• Introduction

• Advanced

• Products

• Configuration

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

138


COURSE DETAILS

GPON EVOLUTION IN ACCESS TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCTION




This 45 minutes WBT is designed for those that need to understand how the GPON is used

in Access Networks and those who need to be introduced to GPON technology.

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course, you will become familiar with:

• Describe the (optical) components are used in a GPON (Gigabit Passive Optical Network)

• Describe the layout of a GPON, and summarize its characteristics

• Summarize the properties of a GPON system.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

139


COURSE DETAILS

DSL IN ACCESS NETWORKS TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCTION


Delivery Type WebBased Training – 30 min


This WBT introduces you to the basics of digital subscriber line technology as it is

used in broadband access network.

Course Objectives:


• Describe what Digital Subscriber Line is

• Understand the main DSL features

• Describe the DSL technology evolution

Course Outline:

• TAC60002W V3.0 Ed2 DSL in Access Networks intro

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

140


COURSE DETAILS

ISAM IN NETWORKING AND THE EVOLUTION OF ACCESS INFRASTRUCTURE




This WBT provides an introduction to high speed broadband access. It explains the need

for high-speed broadband access networks, gives an overview of the evolution of fixed

broadband access to such networks and, highlights the role of ISAM in the evolution of

copper, fiber, and cable access networks.

Course Objectives:


• Explain the need for high speed broadband access network,

• Explain the evolution of fixed access to support high speed broadband,

• Explain the role of ISAM in the evolution of copper, fiber, and cable access networks.

Course Outline:

Section 1: general

• Networking and the Evolution of Access Infrastructure

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

141


COURSE DETAILS

VOIP & PROTOCOLS OVERVIEW




This WBT is designed for those that need to understand the basics of VoIP and the

protocols and platform used in VoIP.

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Explain how VoIP is transmitted,

• Distinguish between MEGACO and SIP protocols,

• Identify the main key components in an IMS platform,

• Describe the VoIP architecture.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

142


COURSE DETAILS

MULTICAST AND IGMP BASICS




This WBT is designed for those that need to understand the basics of Multicast

Technology (MC) and IGMP.

Course Objectives:


• Understand the need for Multicast,

• Describe the methods of Data Delivery (Unicast, Broadcast and Multicast),

• Describe the mapping IP Multicast to MAC,

• Explain what IGMP is used for,

• Describe the different IGMP versions,

• Differentiate between IGMP snooping and proxy.

Course Outline:

Section 1: Technologies

• Multicast and IGMP Basics

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

143


COURSE DETAILS

QOS BASICS




This 30 minute WBT is designed for those that need to understand the basics of Quality

of Service (QOS).

Course Objectives:


• Describe what Quality of Service (QoS) is and why it's needed,

• Explain the process steps of QoS (Classification, Marking, CAC, Policing,

Mapping and Queuing, Scheduling and Shaping).

Audience:

Nokia Engineers or Business Partners

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

144


COURSE DETAILS

GPON FIBER PRINCIPLES



Description This course will explain the basic fundamentals in using fiber as a transmission media

Course Objectives:


• Understand how fiber works; reflection, refraction, what is it made of,

• Identify the different fiber types, connectors and lambdas used,

• Explain the different components used in fiber transmission.

Audience: Any audience

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

145


COURSE DETAILS

5520 AMS DESCRIPTION




This 45 minutes WBT is designed for those that need an introduction to AMS. What is,

positioning in the network, connectivity to managed Network Elements and modular

architecture.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the features and characteristics of the 5520 AMS

• Explain features of the 5520 AMS GUI (Graphical User Interface)

• Define the 5520 AMS Network Configuration

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

146


COURSE DETAILS

GETTING STARTED WITH 5520 AMS



Description This 30 minutes WBT is designed for those that need to work AMS. The module introduces

the graphical interface and basic operational tasks.

Course Objectives:


• Explain and run the steps needed for installation.

• Navigate through the GUI.

• Bring an ISAM under AMS management.

Course Outline:

Section 1: Getting started with 5520 AMS

• Getting started with 5520 AMS

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

147


COURSE DETAILS

STP RSTP MSTP PROTOCOL INTRODUCTION




This 30-minute WBT will explain the basic fundamentals in the STP RSTP and MSTP

protocols.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the STP concepts such as Bridge Ids, Root Selection, Port States,

• Describe the RSTP concepts such as the Port States and Topology change

behavior,

• Describe the MSTP concepts such as VLAN instances and Regions.

Audience:

Nokia Engineers or Business Partners

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

148


COURSE DETAILS

ISAM FD EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW




This 75 minute WBT will give an introduction of the product ISAM FD with its type of

boards.

Course Objectives:


• Describe an FD product overview

• Describe and list its shelf types,

• Describe and list its NT types,

• Describe and list its NT Input/output types,

• Describe and list its LT types,

• Describe and list its Splitter types,

• Describe its Voice Server,

• Describe the NT redundancy and the Load Sharing,

• Describe the LAG (Link Aggregation Group) in the ISAM FD,

• Describe the STP, RSTP, MSTP and MCRing in the ISAM FD,

• Resiliency based in MPLS

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

149


COURSE DETAILS

DSL FEATURES AND CONCEPTS




Explains the different DSL flavors, their main features and the concepts behind them.

Course Objectives:


• List the DSL standards,

• Describe the DSL flavors,

• Explain their main features, and

• Understand their differences

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

150


COURSE DETAILS

DSL MODULATION TECHNOLOGY



Description This 30-minute WBT is designed for those that need to understand DSL modulation

technology.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the theoretical and physical restrictions of DSL.

• Explain DSL modulation.

• Describe Bit Swapping.

Audience: Any audience

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

151


COURSE DETAILS

ISAM FX EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW




This 30-minute WBT provides an introduction of the ISAM FX product line and boards.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the FX product.

• Describe and list the FX shelf types.

• Describe and list the FX NT type.

• Describe and list the FX NT Input/output type.

• Describe and list the FX LT types,

• Describe the NT redundancy and Load Sharing.

• Describe the LAG (Link Aggregation Group) in the ISAM FX,

• Describe the STP, RSTP, MSTP and MCRing in the ISAM FX,

• Describe Resiliency based on MPLS.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

152


COURSE DETAILS

LACP & LAG EXPLAINED




This 15-minute WBT will explain what the link aggregation is and how it has to be

configured.

Course Objectives:


• Describe a link aggregation,

• Configure a LAG.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

153


COURSE DETAILS

FIBRE ACCESS FEATURE AND CONCEPTS




This 1/2h course explains the (optical) components used in a GPON (Gigabit Passive

Optical Network). It also describes the layout of a GPON and summarize its

characteristics. The focus is on fiber technology and the evolution of the passive optical

networks.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the concepts of fiber access

• Understand the GPON transmission technology and physical layer

• Understand the evolution of the standards for GPON

• Understand the GPON supervision and troubleshooting options

Content:

Section 1: Features and concepts

GPON Fiber access features and concepts

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

154


COURSE DETAILS

HOME DEVICES OVERVIEW




This 30-minute WBT will explain the different types of ONTs and CPEs available.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the different home devices

• Know the possible interfaces for WAN and LAN

• Know the different functions and their implementations

• Understand the naming convention

• Understand the management options

Course Outline:

Section 1: general

• Home Devices overview

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

155


COURSE DETAILS

ISAM MICRO-NODES EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW




This 35-minute will explain the different types of micro-nodes.

Course Objectives:


• Provide an overview of the different options for remote deployment

• Explain the characteristics of 7353 ISAM FTTB ONU and 7353 CX

• Explain the characteristics of 7356 ISAM FTTB

• Explain the characteristics of 7362 ISAM DF

• Explain the characteristics of 7363 ISAM MX-6

• Explain the characteristics of 7367 ISAM family

• Explain the characteristics of the Lightspan family

• Explain MC2 customization

Course Outline:

Section 1: general

• ISAM Micro-nodes Equipment Overview

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

156


COURSE DETAILS

OVERVIEW OF THE ISAM FAMILY, REMOTES & ONT’S




This WBT gives an introduction of the ISAMs, micro-nodes, ONTs, and CPEs available in

Nokia.

Course Objectives:


• Fit ISAM solutions into operators’ network and service evolution,

• Identify ISAM Central Office, Micro-Nodes, ONT and CPEs,

• Understand how ISAM helps operators address their challenges,

• Describe ISAM solutions and the context in which they are more suitable.

Course Outline:

• Overview of the ISAM family Remotes and ONTs

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

157


COURSE DETAILS

FBA ELEMENT MANAGEMENT INTRODUCTION




Introduction to the element management solution of the Fixed Networks broadband

access portfolio.

Course Objectives:


• Describe and position the 5520 AMS,

• Describe and position the 5529 Enhanced Applications,

• Describe and position the Motive Network Analyzer and,

• Describe and position the POL Command Center.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

158


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7330 AND 7360 ISAM CAPABILITIES




The focus of this course is to explain the capabilities of the ISAM, it's features and

functions, not the configuration part. Configuration part is covered in other courses.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the impact of a converged network on a typical data network

• Explain why we need the ISAM

• Describe the architecture of the ISAM FD Family

• Describe the ISAM family


• Describe the ISAM FX family

• Describe the value of the ISAM product family

• Describe the ISAM concepts - Physical layer – DSL – PON, forwarding models, video

capabilities, secure forwarding, SHUB, IHUB,QoS, PPP, DHCP.

• Describe the ISAM functions of:Software management,Fault management,Backup and

restore.

Course Outline:

Section 1: General

• Course Complete



Section 2: Forwarding

• Layers Intro

• L2 Forwarding Intelligent Bridging

• Intelligent Bridging IACM

• L2 Forwarding Cross Connect


• vMAC MAC and concepts

• Enhanced Intelligent Bridging

• PPPoX Handling In ISAM

• DHCP Features

• Std NT SHUB features

• HighCap NT IHUB features

• SHUB L2 Forwarding

159



160


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7330 AND 7360 ISAM CAPABILITIES




The focus of this course is to explain the capabilities of the ISAM, it's features and

functions, not the configuration part. Configuration part is covered in other courses.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the impact of a converged network on a typical data network

• Explain why we need the ISAM

• Describe the architecture of the ISAM FD Family

• Describe the ISAM family


• Describe the ISAM FX family

• Describe the value of the ISAM product family

• Describe the ISAM concepts - Physical layer – DSL – PON, forwarding models, video

capabilities, secure forwarding, SHUB, IHUB,QoS, PPP, DHCP.

• Describe the ISAM functions of:Software management,Fault management,Backup and

restore.

Course Outline:

Section 1: General

• Course Complete



Section 2: Forwarding

• Layers Intro

• L2 Forwarding Intelligent Bridging

• Intelligent Bridging IACM

• L2 Forwarding Cross Connect


• vMAC MAC and concepts

• Enhanced Intelligent Bridging

• PPPoX Handling In ISAM

• DHCP Features

• Std NT SHUB features

• HighCap NT IHUB features

• SHUB L2 Forwarding

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COURSE DETAILS

7302-7330 AND 7360 ISAM CAPABILITIES - CONTINUED

Course Number TAC60031W (cont’d)

Description Section 2: Forwarding (cont’d)

• IHUB L2 Forwarding

• SHUB DHCP Relaying


Section 3: Routing

• IPV4 and V6 overview

• Routing protocols overview

• L3 Forwarding Std NT

• L3 Forwarding High Cap NT

Section 4: Video

• What is IGMP

• What is multicast

• IACM IGMP MC

• SHUB IGMP MC

• IHUB IGMP MC

Section 5: QoS

• QoS Basics

• QoS Concepts and GPON Implementation

• ACL sessions and filters

• 3color2rate

Section 6: ISAM redundancy

• ISAM redundancy

Section 7: Management

• CLI and TL1 for ISAM

• Inband and outband management

• SNMP concepts and implementation

• AMS and Enhanced Management Suite

• Netconf

• ISAM and ONT software management

162


Foundation

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None

Required

Equipment

None

COURSE DETAILS

IP / ETHERNET DEMYSTIFICATION PART 1




This 4-hour WBT will present the IP/Ethernet Demystification Part 1.

Course Objectives:

In this course module, you will learn:

The overview of Layers and Protocols Stacks

• the different kind of networks

• the basic principles of data communication between hosts

• the high level "why" and "how" of layers and protocols

• the importance of addressing on different layers

• different ways to interconnect networks

The overview of Ethernet

• the high level "Why" and "What" of Ethernet

• where Ethernet is positioned in the TCP/IP protocol stack

• the basic concepts of Ethernet

• VLAN technology

The overview of TCP/IP Reference Model

• Identify the different layers in the TCP/IP protocol stack

• Learn the how and the what about the main protocols. Protocols being discussed are:IP

The overview of Networking

• The devices typically used when interconnecting networks

• The how and the why of bridging and routing

• The basics of loop avoidance within the LAN



Foundation

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None

163


Required

Equipment

None

164


COURSE DETAILS

IP / ETHERNET DEMYSTIFICATION PART 2




This WBT will present the IP/Ethernet Demystification Part 2.

Course Objectives:

In this course module, you will learn: Connecting your Client

• Learn what are the requirements for an enduser to be able to connect to the Internet

• Learn about the 2 main protocols that enables endusers to retrieve IP connectivity

information

PPP Point to Point Protocol

DHCP Dynamic Host Control Protocol

Course Outline: Introduction to DNS & NAT

DNS: Domain Name System understand why DNS is needed, be able to explain how DNS

works

• NAT: Network Address Translation understand what NAT/PAT is be able to explain it's

advantages and explain how NAT/PAT works

Introduction to MPLS

• about the drivers of MPLS

• how to get acquainted with some basic principles of MPLS

• to understand the benefits that MPLS can offer

Introduction to VPNs

• about the what and the why of VPNs

• the general architecture and topologies used in VPNs

• the different VPN services deliverable over an IP/MPLS network



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

165


COURSE DETAILS

7360 PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN SOLUTION INTRODUCTION




The course provides an introduction to the Passive Optical LAN Solution. It describes what

the Passive Optical LAN (POL) is, why it is needed, what the typical deployments are, and

explains the Nokia Solution for POL.

Course Objectives:


• Explain what POL is

• Understand why it is needed

• Understand the POL benefits, understand the differences with the traditional copper

based LAN

• Explain the Nokia POL solution

• Learn about typical deployments

Course Outline:

Section 1: Product Overview

• Passive optical LAN Solution introduction

Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

166


COURSE DETAILS

ISAM GENERIC SYSTEM DESCRIPTION




This course is designed for those that need to understand the ISAM in networking

and the Evolution of Access Infrastructure.

Course Objectives:


• Describe ISAM in the access network

• Explain the interfaces supported by ISAM for different services,

• Explain failure protection and redundancy in ISAM,

• List the management interfaces supported in ISAM.

Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

167


COURSE DETAILS

INTRODUCTION TO PRECISION TIME PROTOCOL WITH TOD



Description This course provides an overview of Precision Time Protocol with Time of Day,

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

The trainee must have knowledge of telecommunications in general, and Ethernet in

particular.

Required

Equipment

None

168


COURSE DETAILS

5571 POL COMMAND CENTER INTRODUCTION




This WBT provides an introduction to the 5571 POL Command Center.

Course Objectives:


• Be informed on the 5571 PCC Installation

• Have learned about GUI access and PCC basics

• Have learned how to discover the OLT

• Understand how to create and apply services

• Understand ONT management

• Be able to describe where to find alarms

• Be informed on troubleshooting possibilities using the PCC

Course Outline:

Section 1: Description

• 5571 POL Command Center Introduction


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

169


COURSE DETAILS

PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN SYSTEM OVERVIEW AND ARCHITECTURE




This WBT provides an overview of the OLT and ONT hardware, its building blocks,

Architecture & applications

Course Objectives:


• Understand the OLT system

• Describe ONT naming and specs

• Describe redundancy and link aggregation

Course Outline:

Section 1: Description

• Passive Optical LAN System Overview and Architecture

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

170


COURSE DETAILS

POL FIBER CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES




This course provides an overview of the GPON fundamentals, basics and principles.

Course Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to understand the GPON fundamentals,

basics and principles of fiber deployment.



Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

171


COURSE DETAILS

ISAM POL HW INSTALLATION




This course is intended for people that need to understand how to install ISAM

hardware.

Course Objectives:


• Describe how to install ISAM Hardware.

• Install the 7360 FX4

• Install the 7360 FX8

Course Outline:

• System and Power Specifications

• Shelf Mounting

• Mounting the Fan Unit

• Power Ground and Alarm Cabling

• Installing Boards



Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

172


COURSE DETAILS

5529 INVENTORY DATA MANAGER (IDM) ADMINISTRATION




The WBT explains the tasks required to administer the IDM application and the IDM’s

northbound interface.

Course Objectives:


• Describe Northbound Interface OSS integration

• Describe the JMS Notification OSS integration

• Describe the IDM settings and access

Course Outline:

Section 1: 5529 IDM Administration

• 5529 IDM Administration

Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

173


COURSE DETAILS

5529 SDC ADMINISTRATION




The WBT explains the tasks to administer the SDC application.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the SDC perspective

• Describe the SDC settings

Course Outline:

Section1: 5529 SDC Administration

• 5529 SDC Administration

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

174


COURSE DETAILS

5529 ACCESS PROVISIONING CENTER (APC) ADMINISTRATION




The WBT explains the tasks required to administer the APC application.

Course Objectives:


• Describe service provisioning

• Describe the log files

• Understand the system settings

• Explain performance monitoring

Course Outline:

Section 1: 5529 Access Provisioning Center (APC) Administration

• 5529 Access Provisioning Center (APC) Administration

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

175


COURSE DETAILS

FIXED ULTRA-BROADBAND MARKET AND TECHNOLOGY TRENDS


Delivery Type WebBased Training – 30 min


This course is intended for Partner employees that sell Fixed UltraBroadband Access

Networking Products. It provides an overview of the various markets addressed, an

introduction to the Fixed UltraBroadband Access portfolio of solutions and products and

guidance on how to position these solutions in the target markets.

Course Objectives:

By the end of this training package, participants will be able to:

• Understand the drivers for fixed access networks deployments

• Be familiar with fixed access market trends and technology evolution



Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

176


COURSE DETAILS

MARKET OVERVIEW: PASSIVE OPTICAL LAN FOR ENTERPRISE, INDUSTRY AND PUBLIC SECTOR





• Describe the Passive Optical LAN solution, what are its benefits or why it is needed.

• Describe the Nokia Passive Optical LAN solution



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment None

177


COURSE DETAILS

FIXED ULTRA-BROADBAND ACCESS SALES RESOURCES




This course package is intended for Partner employees that sell Fixed UltraBroadband

Access Networking Products. It provides an overview of the various markets addressed, an

introduction to the Fixed UltraBroadband Access portfolio of solutions and products and

guidance on how to position these solutions in the target markets.

Course Objectives:

By the end of this training package, participants will be able to:

• Identify the different ISAM types, including the different Remotes and the different

ONT types

• Understand that these sales resources are available in various media formats



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

178


COURSE DETAILS

ANSI CONFIGURATION TOOL




Describes the use of the quoting tool for partners

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

179


COURSE DETAILS

ETSI CONFIGURATION TOOL

Course Number



Describes the use of the quoting tool for partners

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

180


COURSE DETAILS

VITALSUITE SALES - PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND THE MARKET

Course Number TAP00004W



This course covers performance management, the market size, requirements and

challenges and lastly discusses customer case studies.

Course Objectives:

This course explains:

• The application and network performance management process

• The market needs for application and network performance management

• Customer case studies that show the value of VitalSuite



Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

181


COURSE DETAILS

VITALSUITE SALES - UNDERSTANDING THE MARKET




This course covers the VitalSuite target industries, companies, employee Avatars. It lists

our customer’s biggest problems, and describes customer buyer behaviors.

Course Objectives: This course lists

• The VitalSuite target industries and employee personas

• Customer problems that VitalSuite solves

• How buyers make decisions and what is important to them



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

182


COURSE DETAILS

VITALSUITE SALES – SELLING THE VITALSUITE SOLUTION




This course discusses the VitalSuite Value Proposition & Differentiation, and the

Buying and Selling Process. It also provides engagement questions and a

prospecting quiz.

Course Objectives:

This course:

• Describes the VitalSuite value proposition & differentiation

• Describes the buying & selling process

• Lists the right questions to ask inside a client organization

• Describes an ideal prospect for our solution



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

183


COURSE DETAILS

VITALNET 14 OVERVIEW




This course will review the VitalNet Solution, identifying solutions strengths and

advantages for customers.



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

184


COURSE DETAILS

VITALNET REAL TIME 14 OVERVIEW



Description

Overall Description:

This course will review the VitalNet RealTime Solution, identifying strengths and

advantages for a customer. RealTime allows for intelligent coloration, threshold, and

alarming of VitalNet Performance data.

Course Objectives:

The course provides an understanding of:

• Key features of VitalNet RealTime

• Alarm and Threshold Setting

• Learned Threshold setting based on deviations from normal behavior

• Setting of outbound trap notifications

• Topology view of alarm information



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

185


COURSE DETAILS

VITALFLOW 14 OVERVIEW




This course will review the VitalFlow Solution, identifying strengths and advantages for

a customer. VitalFlow allows for the collection, an analysis of network application

protocol flow data into the VitalNet Solution.

Course Objectives:


• Key features of VitalFlow

• How flow data is obtained from the network and is correlated in VitalNet

• Reports available to present the data



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

186


COURSE DETAILS

VITALAPPS 14 OVERVIEW




This course will review the VitalApps Solution, identifying strengths and advantages for

a customer. VitalApps provides a centralized view of application performance

throughout a customer’s environment.

Course Objectives:

The course provides an

understanding of:

• Key features of VitalApps

• How application data is obtained and reported in the solutions

• Showcases enduser experience, application health, and network performance as it

related to specific applications



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

187


COURSE DETAILS

VITALART 14 OVERVIEW




This course will review the VitalArt Solution, identifying strengths and advantages for a

customer. VitalART provides centralized very flexible reporting across all of the VitalSuite

modules.

Course Objectives:


• Key features of VitalART

• How VitalART enables flexible, consistent automated reporting across all of the

VitalSuite modules



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

188


COURSE DETAILS

VITALSUITE PRE-SALES TECHNICAL OVERVIEW




This course covers the topics of:

• Why VitalSuite?

• VitalSuite Network Performance Monitoring

• VitalSuite Application Performance Monitoring

• VitalSuite Advance Reporting Toolkit

Course Objectives:

List:

• Technologies monitored by VitalSuite

• Vendors supported by VitalSuite

• License RTU option Explain:

• What are the performance management challenges

• Why customers require VitalSuite

• What is VitalSuite Describe:

• VitalSuite Network Performance Monitoring Modules (Net, RealTime and Flow)

• VitalSuite Application Performance Monitoring Modules (Apps and WAM)

• VitalSuite Advance Reporting Toolkit



Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

189


COURSE DETAILS

DIFFICULTY IN IDENTIFYING NETWORK ISSUES




This course provides a discussion showcasing how VitalNet can be used to quickly identify

issues within a network.

Course Objectives:

The course provides:

• An understanding of VitalNet Live Diagnostic

• Topology Feature 2D and 3D models

• A detailed dive into the data graphs



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

190


COURSE DETAILS

VOIP QUALITY ISSUES




This course provides a discussion around the challenges of to voice over IP Performance

monitoring, and how VitalNet can provide visibility into this data.

Course Objectives: The course provides:

• A detailed review of per call voice quality • Live performance data collection

• Aggregated view of voice performance and correlation to network devices



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

191


COURSE DETAILS

MONITORING IPV6 DEVICES




Review of how VitalNet has seamless support of IPv6 Devices.

Course Objectives:

The course provides an overview of how to discover, collect, and display IPV6 network

devices in VitalNet.



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

192


COURSE DETAILS

APPLICATION MAPPING




This course showcases VitalFlow to uncover exactly how your network is being used and

mapping bandwidth to application usage.

Course Objectives:

The course provides details on :

• Using VitalFlow to collect network flow data

• The types of reports available

• The best way companies can use this data



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

193


COURSE DETAILS

TRAPS




This course reviews the benefits of RealTime Traps and the ability to receive inbound

traps from the network devices. Trap data is blended with native VitalNet information to

provide an additional layer of visibility into the network.

Course Objectives:

This course provides an overview of the trap management and performance alerts

via a trap receiver which enables additional event correlation within VitalNet.



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

194


COURSE DETAILS

VM ENVIRONMENT




This course review the benefits of using VitalNet to collect performance information

from a customers virtualized server environments; answering the question, how are

the Virtual Servers performing?

Course Objectives:

This course provides detailed information on how VitalNet can monitor and provide

performance data collected from virtualized server solutions such as Citrix, VMware

and HyperV.



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

195


COURSE DETAILS

REAL-TIME APPLICATION PERFORMANCE




This course review how VitalApps provides realtime application in addition to the

traditional application data collection.

Course Objectives:

This course

provides:

• Details on using the VitalApps collection agents to obtain realtime application

performance information

• How the realtime data is displayed

• Reports available for this performance information



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

196


COURSE DETAILS

VITALQIP SALES




This course covers VitalQIPs role in: IP address management, the IPAM market, target

verticals and industries, and the VitalQIP solution. It also provides customer engagement

examples.

Course Objectives:

This course is designed to help you understand:

• IP Address Management and its components

• How to successfully identify opportunities



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

197


COURSE DETAILS

VITALQIP PRESALES




This presales training module provides a product brief for the VitalQIP IP address

management solution, DNS and DHCP services as relating to the Nokia VitalQIP and

VitalQIP Appliance Manager solutions. The intended audience are presales or sales

engineers with a goal of providing guidance to maximize competitive advantage for

VitalQIP sales success.

Course Objectives:

At the end of this course, you should be able to describe the VitalQIP IP address

management solution, DNS and DHCP services as relating to the Nokia VitalQIP and

VitalQIP Appliance Manager solutions.



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

198


COURSE DETAILS

VITALQIP APPLIANCE OVERVIEW




This course provides and overview of the VitalQIP Appliance. It covers topics including:

• Appliance Management Software [AMS]

• Adding an Appliance

• Deploying Packages and Monitoring Services

• Enterprise High Availability

• VitalQIP Appliance Security

• Appliance DNS/DHCP Performance

Course Objectives:

At the end of this course, you should be able to:

• List an overview of the appliances

• Explain how to use the appliance management software, or AMS interface

• Describe how to monitor and troubleshoot an appliance environment

• Explain how to set up a high availability configuration


Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

199


COURSE DETAILS

VITALQIP 8.1 RELEASE UPDATE




This video covers the new functionality of the Vital QIP released in version R8.1.

Course Objectives:

This course will explain the new features of Vital QIP

including:

• Endtoend auditing

• Visualization of the IP address space

• Improved host auto discovery functions



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

200


COURSE DETAILS

KEYS FOR SELLING


Delivery Type WebBased Training – 1 hour

Description Sales teams need an arsenal of appealing stories, stories about how Nokia helped

other customers across transport, energy and public sector to address and resolve

their challenges. This training will introduce you to a nice variety of stories. For each

story we will focus on the issue addressed, hoping it will sound familiar to your

customers, the solution, some sweet spots to help position Nokia solution and

examples of customers who bought the solution.


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Background in Sales

Required

Equipment

None

201


COURSE DETAILS

CLOUD DATA CENTER INTERCONNECT




Enterprises need the ability to grow computing power and storage capacity while

controlling costs. Cloud solutions offer the ability to outsource certain functions through

virtualized resources while retaining others internally, allowing an enterprise to match

business needs and budget. Cloud solutions are built by interconnecting data centers;

commonly called Data Center Interconnect (DCI). Learn more about DCI so you can

participate as enterprises continue to increase spending on DCI.



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

202


COURSE DETAILS

OIL & GAS PIPELINE SOLUTION




Digital oil and gas field transformation is already underway as energy consumption

worldwide is expected to grow 48% until 2040. Oil and Gas companies continue to invest

for exploration, extraction and transportation via pipelines regardless of the economic

environment. Nokia IP, Optical and Microwave partners are wellpositioned for success

with Nokia solutions for key requirements in the Oil and Gas sector: Mobility and Onsite

Communication; Automation; Security Cloud Services; and Data Analytics.



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

203


COURSE DETAILS

NETWORK SOLUTION FOR LEGACY SCADA MIGRATION TO IP/MPLS

Course Number TBU00168D



Network Solution for Legacy SCADA Migration to IP/MPLS

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

204


COURSE DETAILS

SELLING TO RAILWAYS




Globally there is a massive population shift from rural areas to urban areas. Due to this

massive shift, transportation projects are underway to balance the need to move the

population from point A to point B while reducing the carbon footprint and emissions. Rail

projects are expected to grow 27% globally as a result of this change. Rail operators know

they need to offer new services to their riders which present opportunities. Safety is

always paramount which determines how some things can be done. In addition to the

need for existing rail operators to offer new services, there are many new opportunities

all over the world for mass transit, light rails and high speed lines where Nokia partners

can sell a Nokia solution that can help rail operators to ensure safe, ontime and

connected journeys.

Course Objectives:

The session will provide training on railways and the Nokia solutions that you can sell

to that industry segment.



Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

205


COURSE DETAILS

SELLING INTO AIRPORTS AND AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL




Nokia has been addressing the need for mission critical infrastructure for transport

customers for decades.

In this session we focus on air transport.

After an introduction about the air transport communication market we will explore how

to position our solutions in this segment, a segment which is present in every country and

every major city.

We will show how the same products which address the mission critical needs of rail,

utilities and other key customers are ideally suited to address challenges such as “ageing

networking infrastructure in many air traffic control organizations or network

modernization and harmonization of airports”.

As a good introduction to the specific challenges and Nokia solutions for air transport, the

course targets sales, management and presales profiles primarily but is also

recommended for any partner employee wishing to get up to speed on this segment and

its specifics.



Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

206


COURSE DETAILS

PROTECTING YOUR CUSTOMER WITH NOKIA MAINTENANCE SERVICES



Description Protecting your customer with Nokia Maintenance Services


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Background in Sales

Required

Equipment

None

207


COURSE DETAILS

SELLING NOKIA INTO THE DEFENSE MARKET



Description This course is designed to help Partners sell Nokia products into the Defense market.

Course Objectives:

At the end of this course, you should be able to:

• Identify the best Nokia opportunities to pursue in the Defense market,

• Know who to contact to begin the conversation in the Defense market.

To pass the exam, a score of 80% has to be reached.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Background in Sales

Required

Equipment

None

208


COURSE DETAILS

GPP DEAL REGISTRATION TRAINING FOR PARTNERS



Description This course shows partners how to register their deals. Deal registration protects the

partner's investment and oftentimes they are award an extra discount for finding a

new opportunity.



Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

209


COURSE DETAILS

PARTNER LEARNING SERIES – NOKIA IN INDUSTRY SEGMENTS


Delivery Type WebBased Training – 1h15

Description The goal of this series is to grow and capture new business within identified market

segments by building skills and knowledge with partners and enabling them to sell

more effectively. This portion of the Partner Learning Series focuses on the Industry

Segments. This course provides an overview of select market segments where Nokia

participates. The course highlights opportunities within those markets and aligns

Nokia products to meet such needs.

Course Objectives:

• Summarize Sales Opportunities in selected vertical markets

• Describe the driving forces and market trends creating sales opportunities

• Identify the products and solutions to sell to selected vertical markets and

their unique selling propositions

Course Outline:

• Introduction

• Utilities

• Transportation

• State and Local Government and Public Safety

• Oil and Gas and Conclusion



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Background in Sales

Required

Equipment

None

210


COURSE DETAILS

PARTNER LEARNING SERIES – POWER UTILITIES 101




The goal of this series is to grow and capture new business within our market segments

by building skills and knowledge with partners and enabling them to sell more effectively.

This portion of the Partner Learning Series focuses on the Power Utility segment. This

course provides an overview of the Power Utility market segments and where Nokia

participates. The course highlights opportunities within those markets and aligns our

products and services to meet such needs.



Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

211


COURSE DETAILS

HOW TO POSITION AND SELL COMMUNICATIONS TRANSFORMATION




This course provides an understanding of the challenges and requirements of a

Power Utility looking to transform their communications network.

Course Objectives:

This training is designed to enable the learner to:

• Identify problem areas that encourage utilities to consider transforming their

network

• Select indicators of suitable sales opportunities within this market

• Identify the minimum set of equipment required by the Nokia solution to

support utility operations in a typical substation



Foundation

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Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

212


COURSE DETAILS

HOW TO POSITION AND SELL DISTRIBUTION AUTOMATION




This course provides an understanding of the challenges and requirements of a Power

Utility looking to transform their communications network.

Course Objectives:


• Identify problem areas that encourage utilities to consider transforming their

network


• Identify the minimum set of equipment required by the Nokia solution to support

utility operations in a typical substation



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

213


COURSE DETAILS

HOW TO POSITION AND SELL UTILITY BROADBAND




This course provides an understanding of the challenges and requirements of a Power

Utility looking to transform their communications network.

Course Objectives:


• Identify problem areas that encourage utilities to consider transforming their network


• Identify the minimum set of equipment required by the Nokia solution to support

utility operations in a typical substation



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

214


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA ROUTING PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Course Number ER01240-W-1806



This course covers the IP Routing Product Portfolio and provides information about how

the products should be positioned with the customer.

Course Objectives:

• Learn more about Nokia IP portfolio at a high level

• Learn more about which markets are addressed by the Nokia IP portfolio and the

differentiation in those markets

Course Outline:

• Nokia IP

• What sets us apart Nokia 7950 XRS

• Nokia 7750 SR

• Nokia 7705 SAR • Nokia 7210 SAS

• Nokia VSR

• Nokia 5620 SAM



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

215


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA SCALABLE IP NETWORKS SELF-STUDY GUIDE - PREPARING FOR THE NETWORK ROUTING SPECIALIST I (NRS 1)

CERTIFICATION EXAM

Course Number TER00034M

Delivery Type SelfStudy – 2h

Description The Nokia Scalable IP Networks SelfStudy Guide provides IP professionals with a selfdirected

learning option for the Nokia Network Routing Specialist I (NRS I) certification. This comprehensive

guide:

• Covers course material addressed in the Nokia Scalable IP Networks course from the Nokia

Service Routing Certification Program

• Is designed to give students the introductory knowledge required to work successfully in an

IP/MPLS and Carrier Ethernet environment that delivers consumer and business services

• Includes detailed exam questions and lab exercises

• Prepares students to write the NRS I exam (4A0100)

Course Objectives:

After reading this book and completing all exercises you will be able to:

• Describe the purpose and operation of common Layer 2 technologies

• Describe the IP forwarding process

• Develop an IP address plan using IP subnetting and address summarization

• Explain the characteristics of dynamic routing protocols and configure basic IP routing using

OSPF and BGP

• Explain the operation of the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)

• Describe MPLS and how it is used to provide Layer 2 and Layer 3 VPN services across a common

provider core

• Be well prepared to write the NRS I exam

Course Outline:

11 comprehensive chapters with detailed lessons and exam questions:

1. Introduction to Networking

2. The Nokia 7750 SR AND 7450 ESS Components and the Command Line Interface

3. Ethernet and Layer 2 Protocols

4. Switched Networks, Spanning Tree, and VLANs

5. IP Addressing

6. IP Forwarding and Services

7. TCP and UDP

8. Introduction to IP Routing

9. OSPF

10. BGP

11. MPLS and VPN Services

Lab exercises to reinforce learning points

A CD with sample exam questions and lab exercises

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

216


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA NETWORK ROUTING SPECIALIST I WRITTEN EXAM [4A0-100]


Delivery Type Exam – 1h15

Description This overview provides broad guidelines for the type of content that may be included in

the exam. Other material not described here may be incorporated into the exam.

• Describe the use of the Nokia 7750 Service Router (SR) and Nokia 7450 Ethernet

Service Switch (ESS) in the Internet

• Be able to execute basic commands with the command line interface of the Nokia 7750

Service Router

• Describe the purpose and operation of common Layer 2 technologies

• Describe the IP forwarding process

• Analyze an IP address with subnet mask and calculate subnet boundaries

• Develop an IP address plan using IP subnetting and address summarization

• Explain the difference between static routes and dynamic routing protocols

• Configure static routes and dynamic routing in a single area OSPF network

• Explain the purpose and basic features of BGP

• Explain the basic operation of the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)

• Describe the purpose of MPLS and how it can be used to create tunnels across an IP

network

• Describe the MPLSbased VPN services supported on the Nokia 7750 Service Router:

VPWS, VPLS and VPRN

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

217


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA NETWORK ROUTING SPECIALIST II (NRS II) SELF-STUDY GUIDE: PREPARING FOR THE NRS

II CERTIFICATION EXAMS SELF STUDY LAB EXERCISES PLUS NOKIA NRS II LAB EXAM


Delivery Type SelfStudy – 2h min

Description This book is your official selfstudy guide for the Nokia Network Routing Specialist II (NRS II)

Certification. The certification is designed to provide a solid understanding of IP/MPLS networks and

their Layer 2 and Layer 3 service applications in today’s advanced networks. The book is loaded with

many practical configuration and troubleshooting exercises and is an invaluable reference source to

the working network engineer. Upon completion of the book, completing all of the exercises, and

obtaining your NRS II certification, you will have a valuable foundation of skills, knowledge, and best

practices needed for operating an IP/MPLS services network.

Course Objectives:

After completing the book and exercises, you will be able to:

• Design an address plan and configure interfaces for IPv4 and IPv6

• Configure and verify routing for IPVv6

• Describe the operation of LDP and configure an LDP network

• Explain how OSPF and ISIS are enhanced to support traffic engineering

• Configure and verify RSVPTE LSPs for traffic engineering and high availability

• Describe the different services that can be implemented in an IP/MPLS network

• Configure and verify Layer 2 and Layer 3 VPN services

• Configure and verify IPv6 tunneling over an IP/MPLS network

Course Outline:

21 comprehensive chapters with detailed lessons and exam questions:

• IP/MPLS Service Networks

• Layer 2: The Physical Components of the Internet

• IP Networks

• Dynamic Routing Protocols

• Introduction to OSPF

• OSPF MultiArea Networks

• OSPFv3

• Introduction to ISIS

• ISIS MultiArea Networks

• ISIS for IPv6

• Introduction to Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS)

• Label Distribution Protocol (LDP)

• RSVPTE Operation

• ConstraintBased Routing and TELSPs

• RSVPTE Resource Reservation

• MPLS Resiliency

• Introduction and Overview of VPN Services

• VPWS Services

• VPLS

• Layer 3 Services

• Operations, Administration, and Maintenance

• Appendix Chapter Assessment Questions and Answers

Lab exercises to reinforce learning points

A CD with sample exam questions and lab exercises

218


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA NRS II LAB EXAM [NRSII4A0]



Description The Nokia NRS II Lab Exam is a 3.5hour practical exam executed on live equipment that

tests the students’ ability to design and implement networks that meet service

requirements and interoperate with other networks, to analyze network health and

performance, and to resolve network problems quickly.

To register you must have successfully completed all four prerequisite written exams

shown below. The lab exam is held at select Nokia locations globally. Nokia will not be

responsible for any travel costs incurred. Exams are scheduled based on the availability of

exam resources and will generally occur 6 to 8 weeks after registration.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• Nokia Scalable IP Networks (4A0100)

• Nokia Interior Routing Protocols (4A0101)

• Nokia Multiprotocol Label Switching (4A0103)

• Nokia Services Architecture (4A0104)

Required

Equipment

None

219


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA INTERIOR ROUTING PROTOCOLS EXAM [4A0-101]





• Demonstrate a basic overall understanding of link state protocols

• Express a basic overall understanding of IP routing design

• Describe the various routing protocol databases (routing, forwarding and link state)

• Demonstrate an understanding of route redistribution and route filter policies

• Create and verify the successful operation of static and default routes

• Explain the basic operations of OSPF, and ensure the successful implementation and

operability of OSPF in a network

• Configure OSPF in basic and complex network topologies

• Understand OSPFv3

• Understand single and multi-area networks in OSPFv3

• Explain the basic operations of ISIS, and ensure the successful implementation and

operability of ISIS in a network

• Understand ISIS for IPv6

• Define the differences between ISIS and OSPF

• Verify OSPF operations and troubleshoot OSPF routing issues

• Configure a complex network utilizing a combination of OSPF and ISIS

• Understand IPv6 basics and IPv6 addressing

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

220


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA MULTIPROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING EXAM [4A0-103]





• Explain the basic concepts of MPLS technology such as forwarding equivalence classes

(FECs), labels and label stacks, label distribution, LSPs and MPLS packet forwarding

• Describe the MPLS header structure and explain the label operations of pop, push and

swap

• List the characteristics of different label distribution protocols and compare them

• Explain how LDP works to distribute labels for FECs and establish LSPs

• Describe traffic engineering and its advantage in an MPLS network.

• Identify the traffic engineering extensions made to the IGP routing protocols and

understand how they are used with CSPF to establish traffic engineered LSPs

• Demonstrate how RSVPTE is used to establish traffic engineered LSPs using RSVP

signaling messages to distribute labels, specify constraints for the LSP and request

LSP protection mechanisms

• Describe the concept of a shared risk link group (SRLG) and its use in traffic engineering

• State the purpose of using LDP over RSVP tunnels to provide traffic engineering in a

hierarchical network

• Configure an MPLSbased core network using LDP, RSVPTE, and LDP over RSVP

• List the various LSP protection mechanisms (Secondary/ Standby LSP, fast reroutes)

• Describe MPLS for IP routing (MPLS shortcuts)

• Configure 6PE on a network of 7750 SRs

• Configure RSVPTE LSPs using each of the possible protection Mechanisms

• Understand how to manage, monitor and perform basic troubleshooting of

LDPestablished LSPs on the Nokia 7750 Service Router (SR) and Nokia 7450 Ethernet

Service Switch (ESS)

• Understand how to manage, monitor and perform basic troubleshooting of RSVPTE

established LSPs on the Nokia 7750 SR and Nokia 7450 ESS

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

221


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA SERVICES ARCHITECTURE EXAM [4A0-104]





• Demonstrate a basic overall understanding of Nokia services

• Differentiate between service access point (SAP) and network ports

• Provide an explanation for a service delivery point (SDP) and differentiate between

mesh and spoke SDPs

• Differentiate between transport tunnels and service tunnels

• Correctly analyze the implications of maximum transmission unit (MTU) size

• Use the correct operations, administration and maintenance (OAM) tools to analyze a

configured system

• Correctly define the terms related to VPWS services such as Epipe, Apipe, Fpipe, and

Ipipe

• Correctly configure an Epipe service

• Manage Epipe services given an existing infrastructure including modifying, deleting,

disabling, reenabling, and creating these services

• Explain the issues related to VPWS interworking

• Describe the purpose and operation of a VPLS service

• Explain the different types of SAP encapsulations and describe their behavior

• Correctly configure a VPLS service

• Define and configure an Internet enhanced service (IES) • Configure an IES spoke

termination to a VPLS service

• Identify reasons to use mirror services and differentiate between local and

distributed mirror services

• Configure and verify the operation of a remote mirror service

• Identify the protocols and technologies required to implement VPRN service

• Explain the interaction between the control and data plane of a VPRN

service

• Configure, verify, and troubleshoot an IPv4 and IPv6 VPRN service

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

222


COURSE DETAILS

7750 SR / 7450 ESS INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING

Course Number TER18009

Delivery Type Instructorled – 1d


This course will provide the participant with a thorough understanding of the

installation procedures of the chassis, cards, modules, and power units for the 7750

SR/7450 ESS product portfolio. The participant will also learn through the command

line how to perform basic commissioning for this product portfolio.

Course Objectives:

• Site preparation: rack requirements, power requirements, grounding

• Cable management: handling, routing, labeling

• Hardware installation: rack,power, cables, circuit packs, modules, SFPs

• Commissioning: Bootup system, provisioning of the cards via CLI and using prebuild

configuration

• Troubleshooting: card, port and bootup troubleshooting procedures, remedial

action

Course Outline

Module 1 Introduction

Module 2 7750 SR/7450 ESS Site Preparation

Module 3 7750 SR/7450 ESS Installation

Module 4 7x50 Commissioning

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

223


COURSE DETAILS

7705 SAR INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING




This course will provide the participant with a thorough understanding of the installation

procedures of the chassis, cards, modules, and power units for the 7705 SAR product

portfolio. The participant will also learn through the command line how to perform basic

commissioning for this product portfolio.

Course Objectives:



• Hardware installation: rack, power, cables, circuit packs, modules, SFPs

• Manual Commissioning: Bootup system, provisioning of the cards via CLI and using

prebuild configuration

• Automatic Commissioning: commissioning using RATT Tool


action , RATT troubleshooting

Course Outline

Module 1 – Introduction

Module 2 7705 SAR Site Preparation

Module 3 7705 SAR Installation

Module 4 7705 SAR Commissioning with Prebuilt Configuration

Module 5 7705 SAR Commissioning via CLI

Module 6 7705 SAR Automatic Commissioning using RATT

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

224


COURSE DETAILS

7210 SAS INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING





procedures of the chassis, cards, modules, and power units for the 7210 SAS product

portfolio. The participant will also learn through the command line how to perform basic

commissioning for this product portfolio.

Course Objectives:




• Manual Commissioning: Bootup system, provisioning of the cards via CLI and using

prebuild configuration


action , RATT troubleshooting

Course Outline


Module 2 7210 SAS Site Preparation

Module 3 7210 SAS Installation

Module 4 7210 SAS Commissioning with Prebuilt Configuration

Module 5 7210 SAS Commissioning via CLI

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

225


COURSE DETAILS

7210 SAS PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Course Number TER36058W


Description This course provides an overview of 7210 SAS product family. The course is designed to help

system planners, installers and commissioning engineers become familiar with the components

and architecture of the 7210 SAS family of products, to gain an understanding of the features

and characteristics of the hardware and software, and to learn how the 7210 SAS is deployed in

the IP/MPLS network.

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Define the role of the 7210 SAS in a customer's network

• Describe the benefits of the 7210 SAS

• Describe the 7210 SAS product portfolio

• Explain the key features and characteristics of the different 7210 SAS variants

• Describe the 1830 Versatile WDM Module and how it can be used with the 7210 SAS in a

customer's network

Course Outline:

Module 1 7210 SAS - Introduction

Module 2 7210 SAS - Family of Products

Module 3 7210 SAS-D

Module 4 7210 SAS -E

Module 5 7210 SAS-M

Module 6 7210 SAS-T

Module 7 7210 SAS-X

Module 8 7210 SAS-R6

Module 9 7210 SAS-K5

Module 10 7210 SAS-1830 VWM

Module 11 7210 SAS-Cabinet Solutions

Module 12 7210 SAS-Mxp

Module 13 7210 SAS-R12

Module 14 7210 SAS-S/Sx



Target Audience:

This course is intended for anyone who needs a basic understanding of the 7210 Nokia Service

Access Switch family of products.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Knowledge of IP/MPLS would be an asset.

The student may benefit from the following course:TER36066W SROS Fundamentals

Required

Equipment

None

226


COURSE DETAILS

SR-OS FUNDAMENTALS




The SROS Fundamentals eLearning course describes the key essentials of the SROS

service router portfolio. The different hardware products are described along with the

aspects on how a service is built. It also explains the IP and MPLS fundaments needed

to build this service.

Course Objectives:


• Explain where the SROS service router is used in a high leverage network

• Name the different SROS hardware products

• Explain the fundamental aspects of IP and MPLS

• Understand the key components of a service

• Describe the different services

• Explain the fundamentals of QoS and Multicast

Course Outline:

• The high leverage network FP3 Service router supported solutions

• IP/MPLS SROS product family

• CLI

• Policies

• IP routing

• MPLS

• Introduction to services

• IES

• VLL

• VPLS

• VPRN

• PIM

• QoS

Foundation

Knowledge

This course is intended for students who have basic IP knowledge.

Required

Equipment

None

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7950 XRS PRODUCT OVERVIEW





• Understand the need for a scalable, versatile and efficient core router

• Understand the most important components of the 7950 Extensible Routing System (7950

XRS20 and 7950 XRS16c)

• Understand the commonalities with other SROS based routers in Nokia's portfolio

A new era of core routers was needed that could better scale, be more versatile and efficient.

That is why Nokia has developed a new range of core routers.

The Nokia 7950 Extensible Routing System or XRS core router delivers scale, efficiency and

versatility on a single platform without sacrificing flexibility. This enables service providers to

meet core routing, MPLS switching, data center interconnection and infrastructure service

needs in metro cores and IP backbones.

This webbased course explains the evolution of core routing and the need for a new range of

core routers. The evolution is from a traditional network to today's and tomorrow's networks.

The need for 400Gbps FP3 processors in the 7950 XRS20, 7950 XRS40, and 7950 XRS16c

products is covered.

The 7950 XRS20 and 7950 XRS16c are part of the SROS product family and this course

explains where these core routers are positioned together with the other SROS routers in the

network. It also illustrates how these routers are integrated with the existing SAM network

management platform.

Hardware modules of the 7950 XRS20, 7950 XRS40, and 7950 XRS16c are covered. Card

function and their interworking are explained. This course shows the interface options found on

the different XMAs/CXMAs or XRS media adaptors.

The last module of the course describes the software and resiliency options.

The 7950 XRS20, 7950 XRS40, 7950 XRS16c and the 7750 SR family of routers share a single

OS which provides a common model with hardened reliability.

Course Outline:

• Module 1: The evolution of core routing

• Module 2: Introducing the 7950 XRS Family

• Module 3: The 7950 XRS20 Overview

• Module 4: The 7950 XRS40 Overview

• Module 5: The 7950 XRS16c Overview

• Module 6: Software and resiliency



Foundation

Knowledge

A basic understanding of telecom concepts is sufficient

228


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7705 SAR PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Course Number TER36084WK

Delivery Type WebBased Training – 5h 30min

Description The course is designed to help system planners, installers and commissioning engineers

become familiar with the components and architecture of the SAR 7705 family of products,

to gain an understanding of the features and characteristics of the hardware and software,

and to learn about how the 7705 SAR is deployed in the aggregation and backhaul segments

of a converged network.

Overall Description:

This course describes the characteristics of the 7705 SAR hardware components and software

features up to and including Release 7.0 and provides an overview of the deployment in a

converged network.

Course Objectives:

• Define the role of the 7705 SAR aggregation router in the aggregation and backhaul zone

of the service provider network

• Identify how the 7705 SAR is used in the service provider network

• Describe the characteristics of the hardware and software components and features

Course Outline:

• 7705 SAR Network Solutions

• 7705 SAR Features Overview

• 7705 SAR Family of Products Overview

• 7705 SAR18 System Overview

• 7705 SAR8 System Overview

• 7705 SAR8/18 Microwave Radio Connectivity

• 7705 SAR8/18 Interface Adapter Cards

• 7705 SAR8/SAR18/SARM: CWDM/OADM Adapter Cards

• 7705 SARM System Overview

• 7705 SARF System Overview

• 7705 SARA System Overview

• 7705 SARW System Overview

• 7705 SARO Passive Optical Module Overview

• 7705 SARH System Overview

• 7705 SARHc System Overview

7705 SAR System Provisioning and Management

• 7705 OAM and Diagnostics



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Knowledge of IP/MPLS would be an asset.

The student may benefit from the following courses:

• TER36066W SROS Fundamentals and TER36075: 7750 SR/7705 SAR Mobile Backhaul

Required

Equipment

None

229


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA NRS II LAB WORKSHOP VERSION A *

Course Number

TER36090



The Nokia NRS II Lab Workshop is a complete oneday workshop designed to help

individuals practice and improve their service router configuration skills. The workshop

also serves as an excellent tool for individuals needing to practice and prepare for the NRS

II lab exam (NRSII4A0). Each workshop is led by members of the SRC subject matter expert

team who will coach students through a set of practical, handson lab exercises and their

solutions.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Four courses and exams and handson experience with configuration and provisioning in

a Nokia Service Router environment:

1. Nokia Scalable IP Networks (Exam No. 4A0100)

2. Nokia Interior Routing Protocols (Exam No. 4A0101) 3. Nokia Multiprotocol Label

Switching (Exam No. 4A0103)

4. Nokia Services Architecture (Exam No. 4A0104)

Required

Equipment

None

230


COURSE DETAILS

NRS II LAB EXAM WORKSHOP VERSION B




The Nokia NRS II Lab Workshop is a complete oneday workshop designed to help

individuals practice and improve their service router configuration skills. The workshop

also serves as an excellent tool for individuals needing to practice and prepare for the NRS

II lab exam (NRSII4A0). Each workshop is led by members of the SRC subject matter expert

team who will coach students through a set of practical, handson lab exercises and their

solutions. The Nokia NRS II Lab Workshop is a complete oneday workshop designed to

help individuals practice and improve their service router configuration skills. The

workshop also serves as an excellent tool for individuals needing to practice and prepare

for the NRS II lab exam (NRSII4A0). Each workshop is led by members of the SRC subject

matter expert team who will coach students through a set of practical, handson lab

exercises and their solutions.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Four courses and exams and handson experience with configuration and provisioning in

a Nokia Service Router environment:

1. Nokia Scalable IP Networks (Exam No. 4A0100)

2. Nokia Interior Routing Protocols (Exam No. 4A0101)

3. Nokia Multiprotocol Label

Switching (Exam No. 4A0103)

4. Nokia Services Architecture (Exam No. 4A0104)

Required

Equipment

None

231


COURSE DETAILS

LEVEL 1 MAINTENANCE FOR SR-OS PRODUCTS




This course is intended for the L1 Field Technician whose primary responsibility is to

provide hardware maintenance and support for the Nokia Service Routers and Service

Switches. The course covers online documentation retrieval from Nokia’s OnLine

Customer Support (OLCS) site, onsite troubleshooting including topics such as LED

indicators, visual trouble identification, required hardware routines such as cleaning

and/or replacing air filters, managing CF (Compact Flash) cards, as well as called for

software and hardware upgrades e.g. upgrading RAM (Random Access Memory).

Course Outline:

Section 1: Course Intro and objectives

Section 2: OLCS

Section 3: Internet

• Telephone, Internet development timeline

• Todays Network, Routes, Switches

Section 4: Electric Static Discharge (ESD)

• Testing ground strap

Section 5: Command Line Interface (CLI)

Section 6: Fibre Optics

• Fibre Optic Connectors

• Fibre Optic Safety

• Cleaning Optical Connectors

Section 7: Routines

• Cleaning and replacing Filters

Section 8: Hardware

• FRU Hardware replacement how to

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Basic Understanding of SR Products

Required

Equipment

• Overhead projector and screen

• White board and markers

232


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7750 SR/7450 ESS PRODUCT OVERVIEW



Description This course provides an overview of 7750 SR and 7450 ESS product family and

introduces the latest FP4 network processor.

The course is designed to help system planners, installers and commissioning

engineers become familiar with the components and architecture of the 7750 SR and

7450 ESS family of products, to gain an understanding of the features and

characteristics of the hardware and software, and to learn how the 7750 SR and 7450

ESS is deployed in the IP/ MPLS edge network.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

233


COURSE DETAILS

BASIC SERVICE ROUTER TROUBLESHOOTING


Delivery Type Virtual Instructor-Led Training – 3d


This course is intended for operations personnel to understand and apply

troubleshooting methods, including event logs, OAM tools and SAA, common

problems and solutions related to hardware, layers 1 & 2, routing protocols (OSPF and

IS-IS), MPLS, as well as a description of how to escalate an issue to the Nokia support

team.

Course Objectives:

• Describe the procedure to find support files, documentation as well as the

knowledge base on OLCS

• Generate event logs

• Describe the usage of OAM tools

• Understand the Service Assurance Agent (SAA) feature and its usage

• Identify and troubleshoot hardware faults

• Troubleshoot common issues with OSPF and IS-IS routing protocols

• Troubleshoot common issues with LDP and RSVP-TE protocols

Course Outline:

Basic Service Router Troubleshooting

Audience:

Personnel responsible for provisioning maintaining and administering the 7750 SR.

Equipment:

Standard vSIM lab network with nodes runing SR OS 15.0

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

234


COURSE DETAILS

SERVICE ROUTER PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY AND FEATURES DESCRIPTION




This course assumes that the students have basic knowledge of SR7750 Router as

taught in TER36066W. Building on that knowledge the course gives an overview of

additional features like resiliency, Enhanced Subscriber Management, QoS, and the use

of MSISM/ISA as IPSec or Wireless LAN Gateway. In this course we only look at the

theoretical functions not at the configuration.

Course Objectives:


• Describe Multichassis resilience

• Explain Multichassis synchronization

• Describe Multichassis Link Aggregation Group

• Explain Ethernet Connectivity Fault Management (CFM)

• Explain Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol

• Describe G.8032 Ethernet Ring Protection Switching

• Explain pseudowire redundancy

• List Core Scalability and Resiliency Features

• Explain Bidirectional Forwarding Detection

• Describe Provider Backbone Bridging and SPBM

• List the features of Seamless MPLS

• Describe the function of BGP Fast Reroute

• Describe the two options available to deal with traffic burstiness on the SROS:

policing and shaping

• Describe Queues and Policers and their relation to shaping and policing

• Describe Default and Hierarchical Scheduling

• Explain the need for Egress Port Scheduling and the cooperation with Hierarchical and

default queues

• Describe the function of Class Fair Hierarchical Policing

• List the advantages of Queue Groups

• Explain Enhanced Subscriber Management

• Describe IPSecGW

• List the possibilities of WlanGW

• List the functions and use of MSISM / ISA


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SERVICE ROUTER PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY AND FEATURES DESCRIPTION - CONTINUED

Course Number TER36203 (cont’d)

Description Course Outline:

• Course overview

• Resilience overview

• Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol

• Multichassis Link Aggregation Group

• Multichassis synchronization

• Pseudowire with MCLAG for VLL services

• G.8032 Ethernet Ring Protection Switching

• Provider Backbone Bridging SPBM

• Ethernet Connectivity Fault Management

• Bidirectional Forwarding Detection

• BGP FRR

• Seamless MPLS

• Enhanced Subscriber Management

• Intro to Queues and Policers

• Default and Hierarchical Scheduling

• Egress Port Scheduler

• Class Fair Hierarchical Policing

• Queue Groups

• IPSecGW

• WLAN GW

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

This course assumes that the students have basic knowledge of SR7750 Router as taught

in TER36066W. Partners should have completed the required certification path preceding

this course.

Required

Equipment

A traditional classroom setup

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SERVICE ROUTER PRODUCT CONFIGURATION AND OPERATION




This course is mainly devoted to providing students with a comprehensive handson training on

fundamental SROS features, including IP routing, MPLS, services, Quality of Service and resilience.

As a prerequisite, students need to take the course “TER36066W – SR OS Fundamentals” to get

familiar with the relevant concepts.

The course starts with basic material dealing with IP networking and the OSPF and ISIS routing

protocols. After that, it describes how MPLS can be used to create tunnels that will carry traffic

from one customer location to another, and how traffic engineering and resilience can be added

to them. It also explains how to use LDP, RSVPTE and BGP for MPLS label signaling. Next, the course

describes how to configure different types of services, including Epipes, VPLS, IES and VPRN. Lastly,

the course explains how to create and apply Quality of Service policies for service differentiation.

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to describe:

• How to log into a Nokia service router • How to verify that the hardware is properly configured and operational

• How to configure IP interfaces

• The fundamentals of IP routing

• The concept of link state protocols

• How to configure and verify the OSPF routing protocol

• How to configure and verify the ISIS routing protocol

• The benefits of multicast routing

• How the IGMP protocol can be used to identify the intended receivers of multicast IP packets

• How the PIM protocol can be used to determine the path that multicast traffic will follow from

the source to the multiple receivers

• LDP and RSVPTE as MPLS label signaling protocols

• Traffic engineering capabilities of RSVPTE

• Resilience techniques used by both LDP and RSVPTE

• The concept of Seamless MPLS and its advantages

• The preliminary steps required prior to service configuration

• How to configure and verify Epipe, VPLS, IES and VPRN services

• Multichassis LAGs and redundant pseudowires as techniques to provide services in which the

customer is redundantly connected to service provider routers (multihomed)

• The concept of Quality of Service (QoS) and why it is needed in telecommunications networks

• The two options available to deal with traffic burstiness on the SROS: policing and shaping

• The fact that both queues and policer can share bandwidth hierarchically


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SERVICE ROUTER PRODUCT CONFIGURATION AND OPERATION – CONTINUED

Course Number TER36204 (cont’d)

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

This course is intended for students who have taken TER6066W SROS Fundamentals

eLearning and TER36203 Service Router Product Technology and Features. Knowledge of

SROS concepts included in this course is required. The focus of TER36204 is on providing

comprehensive hands on experience.

Required

Equipment

Lab equipment includes

• 8 sims

• 4 PCs

Software on the Lab PCs includes:

• Video player (VLC or equivalent), able to send a video stream out to a multicast

address and using UDP with a configurable port number. A video file is also required

to be played by this application

• FTP server (3CDaemon or equivalent) to enable the transfer of files between PCs

• FTP client (FileZilla or equivalent) to be able to open an FTP session with the server

and start a file transfer from one PC to the other. A large file is also required to be

transferred by this application

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NOKIA FUNDAMENTALS OF OPTICAL NETWORK DESIGN

Course Number TOP00004



1830 Design Fundamentals Course

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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NOKIA ADVANCED OPTICAL NETWORK DESIGN




1830 Advanced Optical Design Course

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

240


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NOKIA OPTICAL DIAGNOSTICS & TROUBLESHOOTING




Nokia Optical Diagnostics & Troubleshooting

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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NOKIA OPTICAL PRODUCT OVERVIEW



Description This course covers the Optical Product Portfolio and provides information about

how the products should be positioned with the customer.

Course Objectives:

• Learn more about identifying customer needs

• Understand the Nokia innovation (products)

• Be able to follow the migration from manual to automatic network provisioning

• Learn more about Network simplification

This course will cover:

• Challenges faced by market segments

• Nokia Optical investment points

• Challenges faced by market segments

• Agile Optical Networking



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Background in Sales and Optical Networks

Required

Equipment

None

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MICROWAVE BASICS


Delivery Type WebBased Training – 1h45min


This course will cover the basics of microwave technology as well as understanding

microwave propagation and the outline some of the conditions that affect microwave

propagation.

Course Objectives:

• To learn about Microwave Transmission

• To understand Microwave Propagation

• To understand the conditions that affect Microwave Propagation

• How path design considerations can affect those propagation



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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MICROWAVE PORTFOLIO OVERVIEW




This course cover the portfolio overview of the 9500 MPR.

Course Objectives:

• To cover the market environment for Microwave globally

• To give a background in Nokia Wireless Transmission

• The value propositions of our products

• A portfolio overview of the Nokia Microwave products



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) ENGINEERING & PLANNING TOOL (EPT) R8.X FOR GPP



Description This course provides the latest information on the Engineering Planning Tool (EPT)

for the 1830 PSS, as of R8.

The course will begin with a brief review of the 1830 PSS, followed by an

introduction to the EPT and user interface. Various network design scenarios will

be used to demonstrate how to design and/or modify a network configuration.

The course will consist of a mix of instructor presentation and handson exercises.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the purpose of the EPT

• Identify key elements of the EPT user interface

• Explain how to use the EPT to design and/or modify an existing network

configuration

• Describe the reports available with the EPT

• Identify common troubleshooting scenarios

Course Outline:

• Introduction

• 1830 PSS Product Review

• GUI Overview

• Designing a Network

• Basic Troubleshooting and Closing Remarks



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Students should already have a general understanding of optical networking

fundamentals, as well as a familiarity with the 1830 PSS product family.

Required

Equipment

None

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WDM TECHNOLOGY - GPP



Description This training provides participants with a complete overview of WDM Technology.

Course Objectives:

• Describe the main transmission concepts and the related devices involved in an

optical link

• Describe the main impairments occurring within an optical fiber

• Quote the related solutions used to compensate these impairments

• Quote the 5 laser classes according to their risks

• Describe a safety mechanism which can be implemented within a network

element

• Explain the reasons for deploying a WDM network

• Describe the basic WDM technology and the operational concepts

• Describe the functions of the major components used in WDM

• Quote the main monitoring parameters related to the transmission quality

• Explain the propagation penalties due to the wavelength multiplexing

• Describe the possible ways to improve the signal transmission

• Describe a WDM terrestrial network in terms of topology, protection and

supervision

Course Outline:

• Optical Fiber Transmission – Fundamentals

• WDM Technology – Fundamentals

• WDM Terrestrial Networks



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) - 16/32 SWDM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE


Delivery Type Web-Based Training – 3h


This course is based primarily on the 1830 PSS32/16 user operations and maintenance. The

course will discuss the hardware and perform various provisioning procedures as well as

maintenance techniques that are performed for the 1830 PSS32/16 shelf. This course combines

both lecture and labs, with significant time for handson experience.

Course Objectives:

At the conclusion of this course, the student will be able to log into a shelf, perform provisioning

exercises on a standalone shelf, the circuit packs and individual circuits. Perform handson

provisioning exercises for TOADM and TOADM linear applications and identify the hardware and

software features for release 7.

Course Outline:

• Introduction: course structure

• Basics: 1830 PSS32/16 product introduction, introduce and review terminology TOADM,

FOADM, ROADM etc.

• Hardware: circuit packs, shelf, powering, 1830 building blocks (OT's, CWR, WR, Amplifiers) that

comprise a typical WDM NE etc.

• Operations: protection options, user panel and interfaces

• NE Setup: provisioning for a standalone NE shelf, handson provisioning exercises for shelf

setup

• System Turnup and Testing: handson system provisioning, TOADM and Linear TOADM

applications using EPT configuration files for commissioning the system. Instructor led

classroom or lab delivery only

Note: this course does not cover the use of EPT design and creation of the EPT file used, it must

be provided based on the equipment configuration to be commissioned. Also the WebUI

commissioning power balancing tool (CPB) and the 1354RMPhM will be used in the handson

exercises for the power commissioning in a classroom environment only.

• Maintenance: Wavelength Tracker, logs, reports, alarms, etc. Handson maintenance exercises.

• Administration: user accounts, logins, security, database backups/restore etc. Handson

administration exercises.

• Service creation exercises: handson provisioning exercises for a variety of the circuit pack

options

Note: that the handson procedures in this lesson maybe be optional based on lab equipment

configuration and they do not include all the circuit packs options offered in the 1830 portfolio.

They can be delivered based on instructor and customer preference. They are design around the

Plano lab equipment configuration.


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1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) - 16/32 R8.X SWDM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE - CONTINUED

Course Number TOP30003W (cont’d)

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Students must be familiar with computers and their operations and must be familiar with

DWDM telecommunications systems and their operations. All students must first attend

TOP54079W 1830 PSS Introduction, 1830 PSS TOP54080W Hardware and Architecture

web based training.

Required

Equipment

Current 1830 PSS32/16 shelves with the latest software must be available in a lab with

plenty of room for students to maneuver. A lab or classroom requires Ethernet

connections that will allow students to access live shelves. A typical classroom setup with

a projector capable of interfacing with a computer so that PowerPoint presentation can

be displayed for the class. A whiteboard with markers is also recommended.

This class maybe be delivered in a virtual vILT environment. However, not all the lessons

can be delivered virtually.

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1830 PSS-4 R WDM OPERATION & MAINTENANCE




This course is designed to enable you to Identify PSS4 capabilities, hardware and

software features, craft interfaces used to monitor and provision the system.

Course Objectives:

• Define what an 1830 PSS4 edge device is

• Define how the 1830 PSS4 fits into the telecommunications network

• Describe the topology and system architecture of the 1830 PSS4

• Identify the system hardware

• Perform system provisioning

• Perform maintenance and alarm clearing procedures

Course Outline:

• Introduction

• Product description

• Turnup

• User procedures

• Maintenance

• DWDM overview






• Perform maintenance and alarm clearing procedures

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Students should have already taken TOP54079W which will provide a good introduction

to the 1830 PSS products.

Required

Equipment

This class will require:

• A classroom with a whiteboard and desks

• A lab with a PSS4 shelf for every 2 students

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1830 PSS-4 INSTALLATION, TEST AND TURN UP




By the end of the course, the participant will be able to:

• Identify features of the Nokia 1830 PSS4


• Describe the Nokia1830 PSS4 shelf design

• Properly install the 1830 PSS4 shelf


• Identify and perform user operations procedures to turn up the system

• Connect the network elements to the line

• Launch a confidence trial to check the stability of the system

Course Outline:

• System General Description

• Installation

• System Turnup

• User Operations Procedures

• Link Test and Confidence Trial

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

Candidates should have a good Installation background, good knowledge on computer

usage, and some WDM background.

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1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) 4 ARCHITECTURE AND HARDWARE - GPP


Delivery Type WebBased Training –1h

Description This course is designed to enable you to Identify PSS4 capabilities, Release 8.x

hardware and architecture.

Course Objectives:





Course Outline:

• Introduction

• Product description

• DWDM overview




Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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1830 PSS-4/8/16/16II/32 HW ENGINEERING, INSTALLATION & BASIC COMMISSIONING R9




This class is delivered at not costs for ALU employees. The class is the successor of

TOP30019 and TOP30011 and covers ETSI and ANSI configurations.

This class is designed specifically for the Installation resources that will be deploying the

PSS 8/16/32 in the field at Customer Locations.

Test at the end: Students will be given a written and practical test. The passing grade is

80%,


• Understand HW Engineering requirements and outputs

• Utilize available documentation to assist in installing the 1830 PSS8/16/32

equipment

• Identify shelf, circuit pack, and cabling requirements

• Mount the 1830 PSS8/16/32 shelves.

• Attach power and ground to the 1830 PSS8/16/32 shelves.

• Power up the shelf

• Install the network element software

• Add IP addresses

Course Outline:

• HW Engineering (front office & back office) overview

• 1830 PSS8/16/32 Hardware Overview

• Physical mounting

• Power and Grounding

• Mandatory cards & Fiber installation

• Installation of network element software

• Adding IP address

Objectives

Pass online and practical Exam at the end of the course.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Candidates should have a good Installation background, good knowledge on computer

usage, and general optics background. Installers are required to bring their laptops

with them to the class.

Required

Equipment

None

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1830 PSS 16/32 R 9.X L1 MAINTENANCE




This course covers HW mechanic aspects and L1 maintenance procedures applicable to

the 1830 PSS 16/32 equipment.

Course Objectives:


• Illustrate the main cards + mechanics + interfaces of the equipment

• Illustrate the card alarms

• Perform the L1 maintenance procedures

Course Outline:

• Introduction

• Basics

• Hardware

• Interfaces

• Maintenance

• L1 maintenance procedures

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Before attending this course, the participant should have attended TOP54079W 1830

PSS Introduction and TOP54080W 1830 PSS 1632 Architecture and Hardware.

Required

Equipment

None

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1830 PSS-8/16II O&M


Delivery Type Web-Based Training – 3d


This course is based primarily on the 1830 PSS8/16II user operations and maintenance.

The course will discuss the hardware and perform various provisioning procedures as well

as maintenance techniques that are performed for the 1830 PSS8/16II shelf.

This course combines both lecture and labs, with significant time for handson experience.

Course Objectives:


• Identify the hardware and software features for R8.x

• Log into a shelf

• Perform provisioning exercises on a standalone shelf, the circuit packs and individual

circuits

Course Outline:

• Introduction

• 1830 PSS8/16II hardware and functional description

• NE provisioning

• Service creation exercises

• Maintenance

• Administration

• Appendix 1 OT

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Students must be familiar with computers and their operations and must be familiar with

WDM telecommunications systems and their operations.

Required

Equipment

1830 PSS8/16II shelves with SW rel. 8.x loaded.

A lab or classroom requires Ethernet connections that will allow students to access live

shelves. A typical classroom setup with a projector capable of interfacing with a computer

so that PowerPoint presentation can be displayed for the class. A whiteboard with markers

is also recommended.

This class maybe be delivered in a virtual vILT environment.

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1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) R9.X INTRODUCTION



Description This course provides an introduction to the 1830 PSS16/32/36/64 R8.x

Course Objectives:


• Describe the 1830 PSS R9.x product family

• Explain the 1830 PSS R9.x network topology applications

Course Outline:

• 1830 PSS Product family

• 1830 PSS Converged architecture

• Network application

• Control Plane

• Management

• Summary

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• General knowledge of digital telecommunications and SONET/SDH standards

• General knowledge of OTH/DWDM standards

• General knowledge of Ethernet over SONET/SDH standards

Required

Equipment

None

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1830 PSS (PHOTONIC SERVICE SWITCH) SWDM R9.X ARCHITECTURE AND HARDWARE



Description This course provides an introduction to the 1830 PSS 16/32 WDM R9.x. It covers key

features and functions, system architecture and hardware description of the

photonic compound.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the photonic compound key features

• Describe the photonic compound hardware components

• Explain the system architecture of the photonic compound

Course Outline:

• Key features

• Hardware description

• System architecture

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites



• General knowledge of Ethernet over SONET/SDH standards

Required

Equipment

None

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1350 OMS R12 PRODUCT OVERVIEW - GPP




This course aims to provide an overview of the management system layers: 1350 OMS

EML, 1350 OMS OTN including the GMRE features. It addresses the 1830 PSS SWDM (4,

16, 32) equipment. It provides also an inside of the 1350 OMS rel. 12 evolution features.

Course Objectives:

• Describe Telecommunication Management Network (TMN)

• Describe applications and components of 1350 OMS

• Explain the 1350 OMSEML functions

• Describe1350 OMS applications

• Explain 1350 OMS network construction

• Explain path and trails management

• Describe implementation of protection services OTN alarms and Fault management

• Explain 1350 OMS OTN performance monitoring

• Describe architecture and features of ASON

• Explain control plane benefits

• Explain ASON configuration on 1350 OMS Describe ASON routing

• Describe the features of 1350 OMS R12 evolution

Course Outline:

• 1350 OMS EML

• 1350 OMS OTN

• ASON GMRE features and implementation

• 1350 OMS R12 Evolution features

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Basic telecom

Required

Equipment

None

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1350 OMS R.13.3 MANAGED PLANE FOR 1830 PSS WDM O&M




This is an Operation and Maintenance course aiming to show how to manage a network made of

1830 PSS WDM equipment at managed plane level. In the course we will learn how to take a NE

under 1350 OMS supervision, how to create maps and network topologies, how to set up the

services and how to perform maintenance.

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of this course you will learn how to:

• use the 1350 OMS Graphical interface • create NE and supervise them

• configure an 1830 PSS WDM

• construct a network representing the physical one

• perform service provisioning

• perform NE and Network maintenance

Course Outline:


• 1350 OMS graphical interface

• NE creation and supervision

• EQM

• OTH_overview

• Network construction

• Link connections

• Service provisionig

• Path_and_Trail_Management

• Wavelength_Tracker

• Cross_Connections

• Services_Protection_and_Regeneration

• Maintenance

• 1350OMS_OTN_Alarms

• PM_Management

• NE_MIB_backup_and_restore

• NE software download

• Security

• CPB tool

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Participants must have already attended an Operation & Maintenance course on 1830 PSS WDM

from local management.

Required

Equipment

1350OMS with Presentation, EML and OTN instances installed PC platform: for details concerning

the PC setup and requirements please refer to Nokia document ""1350 OMS Administration Guide:

Common GUI Functions"". Network Element: one 1830PSS for each couple of trainees is

recommended. The NE type, among Nokia 1830 PSS portfolio, must be equivalent to the Customer

deployed network. Nokia 1830 PSS portfolio: 1830 PSS4 1830 PSS8 1830 PSS16 1830

PSS 16 II 1830 PSS32

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VITALSUITE PRICING AND SIZING

Course Number TOS00001V

Delivery Type Virtual Instructor-Led Training – 2h


In this session, students will learn about the VitalSuite RTU license model, as well as

mapping device types to RTU. By using a sample customer environment, students will

learn how to calculate the RTU license required, price VitalSuite and generate a server

architecture.

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of the course students will be able to:

• Price VitalSuite

• Generate a server architecture

Proof of competence will be determined in a followup meeting with the instructor, based

on results of a postclass assignment.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Completion of presales training curriculum

Required

Equipment

Students must bring to the course a customer environment that needs to be to be priced

and sized.

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TSM 8000 FUNDAMENTALS

Course Number TOS00022W



This course describes the main TSM 8000 applications and its network architecture. It

provides an overview of the user interface and explains the main operations that you can

perform via this user interface. .

Course Objectives:

This course provides information about the TSM 8000 Network Manager through demos

made in the TSM 8000 client application.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

260


COURSE DETAILS

WHEN/WHY NETWORK MANAGEMENT FOR MICROWAVE




This course covers the portfolio overview of the 9500 MPR network management.

Course Objectives:

This course answers the following question "Which Network management for the XHaul

solutions?" by comparing the key points of the 2 microwave management platforms: the

5620 SAM and the TSM8000.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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VITALSUITE INSTALLATION AND ADMINISTRATION

Course Number TOS00050



In this session, students will learn how to install the VitalSuite application and network

performance management solution on a Windows Server. This course will cover various

VitalSuite capabilities and information on administration functions such as device and

resource discovery, threshold configuration, domain creation, agent installation, report

definition and more, to customize VitalSuite to meet the monitoring requirements.

Course Objectives:

Students will be able to :

• Deploy VitalSuite components (ex. VitalNet, VitalApps, VitalART, and VitalRealtime)

• Complete basic maintenance and troubleshooting tasks

• Configure the VitalSuite solution to monitor applications and network

• Identify VitalSuite key capabilities to effectively manage the environment

Proof of competence will be determined in a follow-up meeting with the instructor,

based on results of a postclass assignment.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Understanding of application and network environment, including experience in software

and hardware environment.

Required

Equipment

Laptop computer

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VITALQIP INSTALLATION




This session will provide administrators with a guided installation training for the

VitalQIP IP address management solution in various deployment scenarios.

Course Objectives:

The session will provide training on installation of VitalQIP in software and appliance

deployments.



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Basic operating system knowledge

Required

Equipment

None

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NFM-P NETWORK AND SERVICE TROUBLESHOOTING




This course provides participants with techniques, skills and best practices for

troubleshooting network and service problems with the 5620 SAM. Through extensive

practical examples and handson exercises, participants will develop skills at using SAM

alarms, statistics, the navigation tree, and the service test manager as troubleshooting

tools. This is an instructorled course and provides each student with extensive handson

equipment training from a Nokia lab environment.

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

• Understand the general methodology and tools available to troubleshoot network

and service problems with the 5620 SAM.

• Manage alarms and effectively use them to identify the source of problems in the

network.

• Use navigation trees and topology views to help isolate problems.

• Use the Service Test Manager to create, schedule and run test suites.

• Describe the types of statistics that can be collected with the 5620 SAM and the

situations where performance and accounting statistics can be useful for

troubleshooting.

• Use the 5620 SAM to troubleshoot common network routing issues.

• Use the 5620 SAM to monitor, optimize and troubleshoot MPLS LSPs.

• Use the 5620 SAM to validate, monitor and troubleshoot problems with Layer 2 and

Layer 3 services.

• Use the Policy Audit tool to track policy changes and identify local and global policy

mismatches.


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NFM-P NETWORK AND SERVICE TROUBLESHOOTING - CONTINUED

Course Number TOS3625 (cont’d)


• Module 1 – Introduction to Troubleshooting with the 5620 SAM

Get a general overview of using SAM to troubleshoot a network and the benefits it

can provide a customer.

• Module 2 – SAM Alarms

Provides an in-depth understanding of alarms and alarm management within SAM.

Emphasis is placed on using best practices and using alarms to troubleshoot

common network issues.

• Module 3 – Navigation Trees

Gives an overview of how navigation trees can be used for troubleshooting. Includes

trees in particular object forms such as the service component tree.

• Module 4 – Topology Views

Provides an overview of topology views and how they can be used for

troubleshooting.

• Module 5 – Service Test Manager

Provides an in-depth view of the Service Test Manager. Introduces all tools and

highlights examples of using these tools to troubleshoot particular scenarios.

Particular attention is paid to using a best-practices approach.

• Module 6 – Statistics

Provides an overview of how to use performance and accounting statistics for

troubleshooting.

• Module 7 – Troubleshooting IGP

Describes how various tools can be used to troubleshoot common IGP issues.

Emphasis is placed on using a best-practices approach

• Module 8 – Troubleshooting MPLS

Provides a thorough overview of the tools available to troubleshoot MPLS problems

and provides examples of how to use these tools to troubleshoot common LSP and

MPLS issues

• Module 9 – Troubleshooting services

Provides an in-depth view of how to use SAM to troubleshoot service level issues.

The goal is to show all the tools necessary, then provide examples of using these

tools to troubleshoot particular services and scenarios. Particular attention is paid

to using a best-practices approach.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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ACM TENDERING TOOL




Video to show how to use the ACM tool to configure the 9500 MPR for the needed

application and obtain the relevant BOQ (list of necessary equipment materials, RTU (SW

licenses), installation materials and antennas).

Course Objectives:

To let preparation of BOQ for each required and available network solution

Course Outline:

Video presentation on the BOQ preparation with the proprietary ACM tool

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Background on MW systems and on 9500 MPR Packet Radio system

Required

Equipment

None

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5620 SAM (SERVICE AWARE MANAGER) R14.0 FUNDAMENTALS

Course Number TOS36033WS0K


Description The 5620 SAM R13.0 Fundamentals training course features a balance of theory modules and

handson interactive software simulation exercises to provide technical personnel and network

operators with foundations for using SAM to: perform network equipment discovery, management,

monitoring and supervision; identify alarms rose against equipment and services; obtain details

about alarm management and filtering, alarm types, severity, status and correlation.

This course includes video presentations, stepbystep Job Aid documents, and interactive

software simulation handson exercises.

Course Objectives:


• List the 5620 SAM functions and main features

• Identify the 5620 SAM Applications and their function, the components of the 5620 SAM

management system, and the elements 5620 SAM GUI

• Describe the GUI workspace customization capabilities and identify the workspace elements that

can be customized

• Use the 5620 SAM navigation tree views to perform equipment management operations

• Discover network element (NE) devices on 5620 SAM

• Use 5620 SAM topology maps to manage the network and display the status of network devices

and services

• Manage the User activity logs to view information about the actions performed by each 5620

SAM client

• Generate file inventory lists for a managed device or for the entire network

• Use the 5620 SAM GUI and Fault Management SAM Application to identify alarms raised against

equipment and services, including alarm types, severity, status and correlation details

• Use the dynamic alarm list to filter and search for alarms, display correlated alarms, view alarm

history and open alarm information details

• Identify the 5620 SAM statistics collection capabilities

• Use the 5620 SAM to collect, display and save to a file performance statistics in tabular or

graphical forms for selected objects

Course Outline:

Section 1: Product Overview

• 5620 SAM Overview

• 5620 SAM Modularity

• 5620 SAM Features Overview

Section 2: System Overview

• System Architecture

• Launch the SAM GUI

• GUI Components

• SAM Windows and Forms Components and Management

• Finding Information in SAM GUI Client


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5620 SAM (SERVICE AWARE MANAGER) R14.0 FUNDAMENTALS - CONTINUED

Course Number TOS36033WS0K (cont’d)

Description Section 2: System Overview (cont’d)

• SAM GUI Client Workspaces

• Launch SAM Applications

Section 3: Network Management

• Node Preparation for SAM Discovery

• Network Element Discovery

• Equipment Management

• Equipment Inventory

• Topology Map Components and management

• Topology Map Info Tables

• Topology Map Flat Maps

• User Activity

Section 4: Fault Management

• Alarm Status and Severity

• Alarm Correlation, Affecting and Aggregated Alarms

• Dynamic Alarm List

• Alarm Information Form

• Alarm Management tools

• Fault Management App – Overview

• Fault Management App Views

• Fault Management App – Alarm Impact and Correlation

• Object Life Cycle State

• Historical Alarms

Section 5: Performance Management

• 5620 SAM Statistics Overview

• Performance Statistics

Section 6: Operations Administration Tools

• Network Element Backup and Restore

• Node Preparation for Discovery (NETCONF)

• Golden Config

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

268


COURSE DETAILS

5620 SAM (SERVICE AWARE MANAGER) R13.0 SERVICES OPERATIONS AND PROVISIONING




This course provides handson foundation knowledge on how to provision and manage

IP/MPLS services using the Nokia 5620 SAM. Using a combination of theoretical discussion

and handson exercises this instructorled course walk students through the steps for

using the 5620 SAM to deploy and monitor virtual private network (VPN) and residential

services in a service provider's multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) network.

This course covers the provisioning of various services including: virtual private LAN

service (VPLS); Virtual lease line (VLL) services; Internet enhanced service (IES); virtual

private routed network service (VPRN); and composite services. Service supervision, OAM

diagnostics, service test manager (STM), and mirroring using the 5620 SAM are also

covered.

Course Objectives:


• Explain the Nokia service concept,

• Describe the components of a service,

• Describe the VPLS, VLL, IES, and VPRN services and the steps to provision each,

• Identify alarm impacts, correlation, and affected objects, for services using the 5620

SAM Service Supervision Application,

• Describe and apply OAM diagnostic tests available for a service network,

• Describe the function of the Service Test Manager and the associated test policies,

suites, and groups,

• Define the function and steps to implement service mirrors,

• Define the function, composition and steps to provision a composite service,

• Explain the highlevel requirement for QoS in serviceaware networks

Course Outline:

Section 1: Overview

• Service Overview

• Network Architecture

• 5620 SAM Service Management Overview

• Common Service Management Actions Lab

Section 2: Service structure

• Service Components

• Service Tunnel Creation Lab


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COURSE DETAILS

5620 SAM (SERVICE AWARE MANAGER) R13.0 SERVICES OPERATIONS AND PROVISIONING - CONTINUED


Description 3. Service Types and Configuration

• VPLS • VLL

• IES

• VPRN

Labs:

• VPLS Configuration

• VLL Epipe Configuration

• VLL Cpipe Configuration • IES Configuration

• VPRN Configuration 4. Service Supervision

• Service Supervision Application Overview

• Service Views and Lists

• Service Alarm Views and Lists

Labs:

• Service Supervision Application Navigation

• Service Views and Lists Navigation

• Alarm Views and Lists Navigation 5. Service and Network Tests

• OAM Diagnostics Overview

• Service Test Manager

• Service Throughput Tests

Labs:

• VPLS OAM Test Configuration

• VLL OAM Test Configuration

• Generated STM Test Configuration

• Service Throughput Test Configuration 6. 5620 SAM Service Constructs

• Mirror Service

• Composite Service

Labs:

• Service Mirror Configuration

• Composite Service Configuration

• Routed VPLS Configuration

7. Service Classification and Forwarding

• QoS Policy

• QoS policy Application Lab Optional Modules

This course is designed to give students the flexibility to extend the course by selecting one or

more of the optional modules below.

Additional VLLs

• VLL Ipipe Configuration

• VLL Apipe Configuration

Additional Service and Network Tests

• RCA Audit

• RCA Audit on a VLL Service Lab

Additional 5620 SAM Service Constructs

• Dyna

270


COURSE DETAILS

7950 XRS / 7750 SR / 7705 SAR / 7210 SAS INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING

Course Number TTP33018



This course will provide the participant with a thorough understanding of the installation procedures of the

chassis, cards, modules, and power units for the entire range of IP routing products which include the 7950

XRS, 7750 SR, 7705 SAR and 7210 SAS product portfolio. The participant will also learn through the command

line how to perform basic commissioning for this product portfolio.

Course Outline:

Installation elements covered in this course:




• Troubleshooting: procedures, remedial action

Commissioning elements covered in this course:

• Manual commissioning: connection, basic commands via CLI and using prebuild configuration

• Software upgrades and activation

• Troubleshooting: card, port and bootup troubleshooting procedures and remedial action

• Advanced topics (automation tools, etc,)

Course Modules:

Module 1 Introduction

Module 2 7210 SAS Site Preparation

Module 3 7210 SAS Installation

Module 4 7210 SAS Commissioning with Prebuilt Configuration

Module 5 7210 SAS Commissioning via CLI

Module 6 7705 SAR Site Preparation

Module 7 7705 SAR Installation

Module 8 7705 SAR Manual Commissioning with Prebuilt Configuration

Module 9 7210 SAR Manual Commissioning via CLI

Module 10 7210 SAR Automatic Commissioning using RATT

Module 11 7750 SR/7450 ESS Site Preparation

Module 12 7750 SR/7450 ESS Installation

Module 13 7950 XRS/7750 SR12E Site Preparation

Module 14 7950 XRS Installation

Module 15 7750 SR12E Installation Module 16 7x50 Commissioning

**Note: the written and practical examination portion of this class will occur on day 5, immediately following

the course completion**

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Mandatory Course Prerequisites:

• ESD & Calibration Certification – eLearning – LMQ114W

• Fiber Cleaning: InspectCleanInspectConnect (ICIC) Process – eLearning OAP00050W

• 7750 SR/7450 ESS Product Overview – eLearningTER36095W

• 7950 XRS Product Overview –eLearningTER36082W

• 7705 SAR 6.0 Product Overview – eLearning TER36084W

• 7210 SAS 6.0 Product Overview – eLearning TER36058W

Required

Equipment None

271


COURSE DETAILS

MICROWAVE TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW

Course Number TTP63011W



This WBT covers the Microwave Technology Overview.

Course Objectives:


• The Microwave Technology: which is the wireless alternative to optical fiber or cables

for realizing a link between two points of the earth surface

• The aim of this course: which is that of understanding what is specifically a Microwave

Radio Link, which frequencies are used, its generic structure, and its different

equipment configurations

Course Outline:

• Definition and Applications

• Radio Frequency Spectrum Utilization

• Generic structure of a Radio

• Different Equipment Configurations Protection & Multichannel

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

272


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR INSTALLATION, TEST & TURN UP (NON NAR)

Course Number TWT18005



In this handson course designed for technicians to install and commission the 9500MPR,

learners configure radio links. Their level is assessed throughout the course.

Course Objectives:

The participant will be able to carry out the installation, configuration, acceptance tests,

and troubleshooting of the 9500 MPR link.

Course Outline:

• Understanding the equipment features and characteristics

• Referring to the technical documentation (Engineering Nokia/customer requirements

for installation)

• Installation and use of the Craft Terminal software

• Installation of the outdoor equipment: antenna, radio, wiring

• Installation of the indoor equipment: fixing of the subrack, wiring

• Performing the configuration of the equipment

• Performing the antennas alignment and the receive power measurement

• Executing the Site Acceptance Test Procedure and filling in the Test Result Sheet

At the end of the training session, the trainer evaluates the capacity of each trainee to carry

out the whole installation and commissioning procedure in total autonomy (see evaluation

sheet).

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• General knowledge on Telecommunication Transport Networks

• Knowledge on Microwave Radio Links (installation, commissioning, troubleshooting)

• Knowledge on XPIC and space diversity applications highly recommended

• Knowledge on Ethernet protocol (RFC2544), SDH/PDH

• Experience on PC and Windows applications

• Microwave links installation experience is mandatory

Prior to enrolling, the participants should make sure that their "Working at Height"

certificate is up to date, as this may be requested by the Nokia trainer.

Required

Equipment

• A traditional classroom setup, overhead projector, screen and a whiteboard or easel with

markers

• A school link: minimum configuration 1+1 full protection. A third subrack with one core

board is to be foreseen to teach the pseudo wiring capabilities (TDM to Ethernet

aggregation)

• Installation materials and test equipment

273


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR HARDWARE INSTALLATION - GPP

Course Number TWT18014W



Overall description of the 9500 MPR hardware installation.

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course, the participant will be able to carry out the installation of 9500

MPR link.

Course Outline:

• Tools and references

• Installations of MSS 8, MSS4, MSS1c

• Description of different MPT (MPT HC with cobox, MPT HC without cobox, MPT HC XPIC,

MPT MC)

• Description of different couplers(OMT and CP) • Polarization description for coupler

and MPT

• Outdoor installation : 1+1 MPT HC with cobox, MPT HC without cobox, MPT MC

• RJ45 connector realization for MPT HC with cobox

• RJ45 AND R2CT connector realization

• Description of connections between MPT and MPT access card on MSS

• Descriptions of Indoor/Outdoor data & power connections for MPT HC, MPT MC

• Installation cards description for MSS8 and MSS4

• Indoor connections description( E1, synchronization) for MSS8, MSS4, MSS1c

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Hardware Deployment Professional of microwave radio link systems

Required

Equipment

A laptop to read the video installation

274


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR GLOBAL MARKET NODE (MSS-1/MSS-4/MSS-8) R6.0 FUNCTIONAL AND HARDWARE

DESCRIPTION -GPP




In this training, a description of the hardware architecture and main features of the

9500MPR is provided. This course can be taken in addition to the 9500MPR common

functionalityO&M course.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the basic concepts of the 9500 MPR

• Describe the functionality of the 9500 MPR

• Perform system maintenance

Course Outline:

The presentation is organized as follows:

• System Description − Functional Description

− Hardware Description

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• General knowledge of telecommunications transport networks (PDH or Ethernet),

digital transmission and radio delivery

• Experience in microwave links operation and maintenance

• PC and Windows literate

• It is highly recommended that the following course be completed prior to attending

this class: Basics of the Internet and Internet Protocols 3FL99159AAAA

Required

Equipment

Traditional classroom setup, overhead projector with screen, whiteboard with markers,

and login means to a working 9500 MPR R6.1 system

275


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR (MICROWAVE PACKET RADIO) R6.1 GLOBAL MARKET NODE (MSS-1/MSS-

4/MSS-8) COMMON FUNCTIONALITY OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE - GPP

Course Number TWT42036G

Delivery Type Virtual Delivery – 1d


This is an O&M course based upon the 9500 MPR. It includes a description of the craft

terminal GUI and how to use it to configure the 9500 MPR, perform system maintenance,

performance monitoring, and troubleshooting.

Course Objectives:


• Use the Craft Terminal for local configuration of the Node configuration (MPTHL,

MSS8, MSS 4, and MSS1)


• Perform troubleshooting starting from alarm indication

Course Outline:

• Common Functionalities − Common Functionalities Configuration

− Common Functionalities Maintenance


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• General knowledge of telecommunications transport networks (PDH or Ethernet),

digital transmission and radio delivery




this class: Basics of the Internet and Internet Protocols 3FL99159AAAA

Required

Equipment


and login means to a working 9500 MPR R6.1 system

276


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR (MICROWAVE PACKET RADIO) R6.1 GLOBAL MARKET ETHERNET TRAFFIC OPERATIONS

AND MAINTENANCE - GPP




This is a 9500 MPR O&M course that is focused on Ethernet traffic into and out of the

9500 MPR. Objectives include: Provisioning Ethernet user ports, configuring QoS and VLAN

functions, generating Ethernet PM statistics, and working with Ethernetrelated alarms.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• General knowledge about Telecommunication Networks

• Working knowledge or digital transmission and Ethernet, networks



Required

Equipment


and login means to a working MPR 9500 R6.1 system (either ANSI or ETSI)

277


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR GLOBAL MARKET TERMINAL (MPR-E/MSS1C) R6.0 FUNCTIONAL AND HW DESCRIPTION - GPP





• Describe the basic concepts of the 9500 MPR

• Describe the main functionalities of the 9500 MPRe/MSS1c

• Describe the functionality of the MPRe outdoor units

• Describe the functionality of the indoor units

Course Outline:

Module 1 Functional Description

• 9500 MPR Innovations and Overview

• Network Architecture

• Traffic Profiles

• Traffic Management and QoS

• Packet Throughput Booster and Address Pairs (Header Compression)

• Automatic Transmit Power (ATP)

• XPIC

• TMN Management

Module 2 Hardware Description

• 9500 MPRe Outdoor Units

• Indoor Units

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• A working knowledge of Ethernet and digital transmission

• A working knowledge of the student's own network

Required

Equipment

A traditional classroom setup, an overhead projector with screen, a whiteboard or easel

with markers, and login means to a working 9500 MPRe R6.1 system

278


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR (MICROWAVE PACKET RADIO) R6.1 GLOBAL MARKET TERMINAL (MPR-E/MSS-1C) OPERATIONS

AND MAINTENANCE - GPP




This is an O&M course based upon the 9500 MPR terminal configuration (MSS1c and

MPRe). It includes a description of the craft terminal GUI and how to use it to configure

the 9500 MPR, perform system maintenance, performance monitoring, and

troubleshooting.

Course Objectives:


• Use the Craft Terminal for local configuration of the terminal configuration (MSS1c

and MPTMCMPTHC/MPTXP/9558HC)


• Perform troubleshooting starting from alarm indication

Course Outline:

• Common Functionalities

− Common Functionalities Configuration


• Ethernet Traffic

− Ethernet Traffic Configuration

− Ethernet Traffic Maintenance

• PDH Traffic

− PDH Traffic Configuration

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• General knowledge of telecommunication transport networks (PDH or Ethernet), digital

transmission, and radio delivery

• Experience in microwave links operation and maintenance • PC and Windows literate


this class Basics of the Internet and Internet Protocols 3FL99159AAAA

Required

Equipment Traditional classroom setup, overhead projector with screen, whiteboard with markers,

and login means to a working MPR 9500 R6.1 system

279


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR GLOBAL MARKET R6.1 RING PROTECTION O&M - GPP




In this training, a functional description and functionality of the Ethernet Ring Protection

feature of the 9500 is provided. This course can be taken in addition to the 9500 MPR

common functionality O&M course.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the basic concepts of Ethernet rings

• Use the Craft Terminal for Ethernet ring configuration

Course Outline:

• Ethernet Ring Protection − ERPS Functional Description

− ERPS Common Functionalities

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

• General knowledge of telecommunication transport networks (PDH or Ethernet), digital

transmission, and radio delivery




this class Basics of the Internet and Internet Protocols 3FL99159AAAA

Requ ired

Equipment


and login means to a working MPR 9500 R6.1 system

280


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR NODE REL. 6.1 L1 MAINTENANCE - GPP




This course explains L1 maintenance procedures for the 9500 MPR Node in rel. 6.1.

No specific training material has been developed but is based on the 9500 MPR rel. 6.1

user manualchapter trouble clearing manual.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Students must already have attended the "9500 MPR Global Market Node

(MSS1MSS4MSS8) R. 6.1 Functional and HW Description" course.

Participants must be skilled on WT technology and with the “9500 MPR Global Market Node

(MSS1MSS4MSS8) R. 6.1 Functional and HW description" course.

Required

Equipment

A link of 9500 MPR Node equipment

281


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR TERMINAL REL. 6.1 L1 MAINTENANCE - GPP




This course explains L1 maintenance procedures for the 9500 MPR Terminal in rel. 6.1.

No specific training material has been developed but is based on the 9500 MPR MPRe

and MSS1C rel. 6.1 trouble clearing user manuals.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Students must already have attended the "9500 MPR Global Market 9500 MPRe MSS1c

R.6.1 Functional and HW Description" course.

Participants must be skilled on WT technology and with "9500 MPR Global Market 9500

MPRe MSS1c R.6.1 Functional and HW Description" course.

Required

Equipment

A link of 9500 MPR Terminal equipment

282


COURSE DETAILS

7950 XRS / 7750 SR-12E INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING


Delivery Type ILT – 6h



procedures of the chassis, cards, modules, and power units for the 7950 XRS/7750

SR12E product portfolio. The participant will also learn through the command line how

to perform basic commissioning for this product portfolio.

Course Objectives:




• Commissioning: Bootup system and provisioning of the cards via CLI and provisioning

via pre build configurations

• Troubleshooting: card, port and bootup troubleshooting procedures, remedial action

Course Outline:


Module 2 7950 XRS/7750 SR12E Site Preparation

Module 3 7950 XRS Installation

Module 4 7750 SR12E Installation

Module 5 7x50 Commissioning

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

PC

283


COURSE DETAILS

NEBULA TRAINING – TPC ONBOARDING INSTRUCTIONS



Description This training module covers the process needed for Partner’s to access the Nebula

Quoting Tool. The module will cover the steps to set up MobilePass on a user’s PC and

access the Nokia network.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

284


COURSE DETAILS

NEBULA TRAINING – USING VLOOKUP FOR PRICING




This training consists of a Nebula User Guide and three short WBT recordings that show

users how to set up their computer in order to access Nebula, create a quote using

Nebula, and how to use the Vlookup function for pricing,

Course Objectives:

To prepare a presales professional to use the Nebula tool. Specific servicerouter

productrelated information is not included in this topic.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

285


COURSE DETAILS

NEBULA TRAINING – CREATING A QUOTE



Description This module covers how to create a quote using the Nebula tool.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

286


COURSE DETAILS

ALCNA FBA TECHNOLOGIES & PRODUCTS

Course Number TAC42089E



The CNA FBA Technologies and Products exam will be presented to individuals who are part

of the Nokia Fixed UltraBroadband Access Technical Certification Program. To acquire

highlevel knowledge of access technologies including basic characteristics of copper

access (DSL) and fiber access (xPON) including voice, capability of positioning the Nokia

Fixed UltraBroadband access products and understanding how these fit together.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

287


COURSE DETAILS

CNP FBA FTTX High Cap NT INTEGRATION, OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE

Course Number TAC03504E

Delivery Type Exam – 2h

Description CNP FBA FTTx High Cap NT Integration, Operations & Maintenance Remote

Proctored Exam

This link provides access to three attempts for passing the exam, before extra

steps need to be taken.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

288


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI SALES TRAINING

Course Number TMO00432W


Description This course covers the sales training for the Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi portfolio.

Course Objectives:

At the end of this training, the participant will be able to understand:

• How and where to position the Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi products

• The products that make up the Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi portfolio

• Benefits of Nokia Wi-Fi solution

Course Outline:

• The need for Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi System

• Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi Product Portfolio

• Positioning Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi

• Use Cases



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Basic Understanding of Wi-Fi

Required

Equipment

None

289


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI PRODUCT OVERVIEW



Description This course covers the components and key features of the Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi product.

Course Objectives:


• Benefits of Nokia Wi-Fi solution

• Nokia Wi-Fi solution Portfolio

• Access Point variants and their capabilities

• Nokia Wi-Fi Controller – Features & Deployment Models

• Nokia Wi-Fi Network Architecture

• Key Features of Nokia Wi-Fi solution



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites


Required

Equipment

None

290


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI ACCESS POINT INSTALLATION

Course Number RN00144-W


Description This course covers the installation of the Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi Access Points.

Course Objectives:


• Install Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi Access Points

• Understand different AP Configuration Modes and deployment options

• Check config and status information of AP.

Course Outline:

• Deployment Models

• AP Configuration Parameters and Modes

• Site Preparation

• AP configuration

• AP Plug and Play mode

• AP Configuration via CLI mode

• Additional Information



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites


Required

Equipment

None

291


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA HEALTH AND SAFETY EXPECTATIONS



Description This course will provide a brief overview of safety information that is required of all

project team members.

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of this module, participants should be able to:

• State Nokia’s approach on health and safety

• List what is what is expected of those working alongside Nokia for the safe delivery

of all work regardless of the scope of work

Course Outline:

• Importance of safety in the telecom industry

• Communicating work related risks and hazards

• Nokia’s safety priorities and focus areas

• Incident and accident reporting

• Effective job hazard assessment

• Refusal to accept hazardous work

• Escalating potential safety hazards

• Nokia’s Lifesaving Rules



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites


Required

Equipment

None

292


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI ACCESS POINT TROUBLESHOOTING


Delivery Type Web-based Training – 30min

Description This course covers the level 1 troubleshooting on the Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi Access Points.

Course Objectives:


• Perform troubleshooting based on Access Point LED status

• Perform troubleshooting for other common issues

Course Outline:

• Troubleshooting scenarios based on LED status

• Other Troubleshooting scenarios



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites


Required

Equipment

None

293


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI ON PREMISE CONTROLLER TROUBLESHOOTING



Description This course covers the troubleshooting on the Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi On Premise Controller.

Course Objectives:


• Perform troubleshooting on the Nokia AirFrame Data Center Solution (NDCS)

• Perform troubleshooting on Cloud Wi-Fi Controller (cWLC)

Course Outline:

• Troubleshooting scenarios on the NDCS

• Troubleshooting scenarios cWLC



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites


Required

Equipment

None

294


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI FEATURE OVERVIEW



Description This course covers the main Network Excellence and Operability/Integrated Management

features of the Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi product.

Course Objectives:


• Classify Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi features

• Explain Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi Operability/Integrated Management features

• Explain Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi Network Excellence features

Course Outline:

• Network Excellence Features

• Authentication and Security

• Resource Management

• Transport

• QoS and Rate Limiting

• Operability/Integrated Management Features

• OAM

• Performance and Reporting

• Availability & Scalability



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites


Required

Equipment

None

295


COURSE DETAILS

1830 PSS-24X R 9.x ARCHITECTURE & HARDWARE



Description This course provides an introduction to the 1830 PSS-24x R 9.x. It covers its key features

and functions, system architecture and hardware description.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the 1830 PSS-24x key features

• Explain the system architecture

• Describe the hardware components

Course Outline:

• Key functions and features

• System architecture


• Summary



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

296


COURSE DETAILS

1830 PSS-24X R 9.0 OPERATION & MAINTENANCE


Delivery Type Instructor-Led Training – 11h

Description This course describes the operation and maintenance activities for the 1830 PSS-24x.

The course will discuss its key features and functions, system architecture and hardware

description. Some provisioning procedures as well as maintenance techniques for the

1830 PSS-24x shelf will be performed. Some service creation examples will be performed.

This course combines both lecture and labs, with significant time for hands-on experience.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the 1830 PSS-24x structure and the main functionalities

• Describe the system architecture, the hardware and the boards

• Perform basic configuration steps (e.g. board configuration)

• Perform connection setup procedures

• Perform general monitoring and maintenance operations

• Understand alarm management for the PSS-24x

Course Outline:

• Introduction

• Product overview and key features


• Getting started

• NE setup and system turn-up

• Service creation examples

• Monitoring functions

• Alarm management

• Maintenance



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

297


COURSE DETAILS

1350 OMS R14 MANAGED PLANE FOR 1830 PSS-WDM O&M

Course Number OP00111

Delivery Type Virtual Led Training – 2d

Description This is an Operation and Maintenance course aiming to show how to manage a network

made up of 1830 PSS WDM equipment at managed plane level. In the course we will learn

how to take a NE under 1350 OMS supervision, how to create maps and network topology,

how to set up the services and how to perform maintenance.

Course Objectives:


• use the 1350 OMS Graphical interface

• create NE and supervise them

• configure an 1830 PSS

• construct a network representing the physical one



Course Outline:

Section 1: Course introduction

Section 2: 1350 OMS Graphical Interface

Section 3: NE creation and supervision

Section 4 : NE configuration

Section 5 : Network construction

Section 6: Service provisioning




Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

298


COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR - DELTA FEATURES R6.1 TO R7.0 ETSI FULL INDOOR NODE (MSS-1/MSS-4/MSS-8)



Description 9500 MPR - Delta features R6.1 to R7.0 ETSI Full Indoor Node (MSS-1/MSS-4/MSS-8)



Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

299


COURSE DETAILS

AIRSCALE WI-FI FOR PARTNERS PRODUCT OVERVIEW WAVESPOT ADDENDUM

Course Number RN00680-M

Delivery Type Self-Study – 5min

Description Wavespot is Nokia’s preferred choice Captive Portal. This short presentation gives a high-

level description of the product, its application, examples of monetization strategies and

its major functionalities. Since the Wavespot is an optional element, this learning object is

not mandatory.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

300


COURSE DETAILS

7302 7360 ISAM GPON BASIC CONFIGURATION


Delivery Type Web-Based Training – 5h00


This course is intended for people that require knowledge on provisioning the ONT, ONT

cards and ports and associating the ONT software to the ONT after retrieving the ONT

software and downloading it to the ISAM. The course also includes newer versions like

XGS-PON and NGPON2.

Course Objectives:


• Acquire the ONT software,

• Upload the ONT software to the AMS,

• Prepare and Download the ONT software to the NE,

• Understand some of the parameters of a PON port,

• Provision a PON port,

• Understand the different concepts in provisioning an ONT,

• Post-provision an ONT,

• Set the SLID in an ONT,

• Pre-provision an ONT using the SLID,

• Pre-provision ONTs using Automatic software management via the NE,

• Provision the ONT cards, and

• Provision the ONT card ports.

• Provision XGS-PON

• Provision NGPON2 (Annex / not mandatory)

Course Outline:

Section 1: general

• Course Complete



Section 2: ONT SW Management

• ONT SW Management

• Demo Download ONT software to NE through AMS

Section 3: GPON Provisioning

• GPON Provisioning

• Demo PON Provisioning through CLI

• Demo PON Provisioning through AMS

• Exercise PON provisioning


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COURSE DETAILS

7302 7360 ISAM GPON BASIC CONFIGURATION - CONTINUED

Course Number TAC05006K (cont’d)

Description Section 4: XGS-PON Provisioning

• XGS-PON Provisioning

• Demo XGS-PON Provisioning through CLI

• Demo XGS-PON Provisioning through AMS

• Exercise XGS-PON provisioning

Section 5: ONT Post-Provisioning

• ONT Post-Provisioning

• Demo PON Post Provisioning through CLI

• Demo PON Post Provisioning through AMS

• Exercise PON post provisioning

Section 6: ONT Pre-Provisioning SLID Based

• ONT Pre-Provisioning SLID Based

• Demo Provision SLID on ONT

• Demo ONT Pre-Provisioning SLID Based through CLI

• Demo ONT Pre-Provisioning SLID Based through AMS

• Exercise ONT Pre-Provisioning SLID Based

Section 7: ONT Pre-Provisioning Automatic SW Management_NE Based

• ONT Pre-Provisioning Automatic SW Management NE Based

• Demo ONT Pre-Provisioning Automatic SW Management NE Based through CLI

• Demo ONT Pre-Provisioning Automatic SW Management NE Based through AMS

• Excercises ONT Pre-Provisioning Automatic SW Management_NE Based

Section 8: ONT Card-Port Provisioning

• ONT Card-Port Provisioning

• Demo ONT Card-Port Provisioning through CLI

• Demo ONT Card-Port Provisioning through AMS

• Excercises ONT Card-Port Provisioning

Section 9: Annex: NGPON2 Provisioning

• Annex: NGPON2 Provisioning

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

302


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7360 ISAM HIGH CAP NT: CONFIGURATION OF QOS, VIDEO(MC) AND VOIP FOR PON DEPLOYMENT




This is an operation course. Trainees will learn how to configure QoS, video and voice for

PON deployments.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the different IGMP and multicast scenarios in an ISAM,

• Explain and configure IGMP and multicast in IACM and IHUB,

• Explain and configure IHUB QoS policies, rate limiting and filters,

• Explain and configure IACM PON QoS,

• Explain the different VoIP models supported in an ISAM PON ,

• Configure VoIP service.

• Explain the need for syslog messages and protocol trace to collect tracing information,

• Set up protocol trace,

• Configure syslog.

Course Outline:

Section 1: General

• Course Complete



Section 2: IGMP and MC Configuration

• IGMP Scenarios

• IACM IGMP_MC_Configuration

• Demo-IACM_IGMP_MC_Configuration_AMS

• Demo-IACM_IGMP_MC_Configuration_CLI

• Lab Ex-IACM_IGMP_MC_Configuration via AMS CLI

• IHUB IGMP_MC_Configuration

• Demo-IHUB_IGMP_MC_Configuration_AMS

• Demo-IHUB_IGMP_MC_Configuration_CLI

• Lab Ex-IHUB_IGMP_MC_Configuration via AMS CLI


303


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7360 ISAM HIGH CAP NT: CONFIGURATION OF QOS, VIDEO(MC) AND VOIP FOR PON DEPLOYMENT - CONTINUED


Description Section 3: IHUB QoS Configuration

• IHUB QoS_Overview and Ingress_Policies_Configuration

• Demo-IHUB_QoS_Copy_Adjust_Ingress_Access_Profile_AMS

• Demo-IHUB_QoS_Create_Apply_Ingress_Access_Profile_AMS

• Demo-IHUB_QoS_Copy_Adjust_Ingress_Access_Profile_CLI

• Demo-IHUB_QoS_Create_Apply_Ingress_Access_Profile_CLI

• Lab Ex- IHUB QoS Ingress Policies Configuration via AMS CLI

• IHUB QoS_Egress_Policies_Configuration

• Lab Ex-IHUB_QoS_Egress_Policies_Configuration via AMS CLI

• IHUB_QoS_Rate_Limiting_and_Self_Generated_Policy_Configuration

• Demo-IHUB_QoS_Egress_Rate_Limiting_AMS

• Demo-IHUB_QoS_Egress_Rate_Limiting_NT_NW_Port_AMS

• Demo-IHUB_QoS_Ingress_Rate_Limiting_AMS

• Demo-IHUB_QoS_Egress_Rate_Limiting_CLI

• Demo-IHUB_QoS_Egress_Rate_Limiting_NT_NW_Port_CLI

• Demo-IHUB_QoS_Ingress_Rate_Limiting_CLI

• Lab Ex-IHUB_QoS_Rate_Limiting_and_Self_Generated_Policy_Configuration via AMS CLI

• IHUB_QoS_Filters_and_StormControl_Configuration

• Lab Ex-IHUB_QoS_Filters_and_StormControl_Configuration via AMS CLI

Section 4: IACM GPON QoS Configuration

• IACM GPON_QoS_Configuration

• Demo-IACM_GPON_QoS_Apply_QoS Ingress

Profile_QoS_Upstream_Bandwidth_Profile_AMS

• Demo-

IACM_GPON_QoS_Create_Apply_QoS_Scheduler_Node_Profile_QoS_Shaper_Profile_AMS

• Demo-IACM_GPON_QoS_Create_Apply_QoS Ingress

Profile_QoS_Upstream_Bandwidth_Profile_CLI

• Demo-

IACM_GPON_QoS_Create_Apply_QoS_Scheduler_Node_Profile_QoS_Shaper_Profile_CLI

• Appendix1-IACM_GPON_QoS Marking_Policing_Possibiliities_Overview

• Appendix2-IACM_GPON_QoS_SystemLevel_LT_Dimensioning

• Lab Ex-IACM GPON_QoS_Configuration via AMS CLI

Section 5: IACM GPON VoIP ONT Configuration

• IACM_GPON_VoIP_ONT_Configuration

• Demo-GPON_Voice_Standard_AMS

• Demo-GPON_Voice_Standard_CLI

• Lab Ex-IACM_GPON_VoIP_ONT_Configuration via AMS CLI

Section: END OF COURSEWARE DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION (MAXIMUM 50 modules)

Exam online in the NLDH

304


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7330-7360 ISAM SOFTWARE MANAGEMENT BKP-RST_PM & SYSLOG




This course covers ISAM software management, Backup & Restore, performance

monitoring and syslog.

Course Objectives:


• Prepare and Download the ISAM software to the NE,

• Manage the OSWP,

• Backup an NE by direct and scheduled methods,

• Restore a backup to an NE,

• Activate PM counters (xDSL, PON, SFP, ONT and others) on an NE,

• Activate and set Threshold Crossing Alarms (TCA),

• Explain the need for syslog messages and protocol trace to collect tracing information,

• Set up protocol trace,

• Configure syslog.

Course Outline:

Section: General

• Course Complete


Section 1: NE Software Management

• NE Software Management

• Demo - Prepare and Download NE SW to NE from PC_CLI

• Demo - Prepare and Download NE SW to NE from AMS_CLI

• Demo - OSWP DB management_CLI

• Demo - Prepare and Download NE SW to NE From AMS_AMS

• Demo - Activate and Commit New NE Downloaded SW_AMS

• Demo - Acquire and Upload NEsw to AMS

• Appendix - Acquire and Upload NEsw to AMS

• Exercise NE SW Management

Section 2: Backup and Restore

• Backup and Restore

• Demo Manual Backup through AMS

• Demo Schedule Backup AMS

• Demo Restore and Backup Management through AMS

• Demo Manual-Automatic Backup and Restore CLI

• Exercise NE Backup and Restore


305


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7330-7360 ISAM SOFTWARE MANAGEMENT BKP-RST_PM & SYSLOG - CONTINUED


Description Section 3: Performance Monitoring

• PM Introduction

• PM in SFP CPU NT through AMS

• Demo PM SFP CPU NT through AMS

• PM in xDSL through AMS

• Demo PM xDSL through AMS

• PM in PON through AMS

• Demo PM PON through AMS

• PM in IGMP TCA via AMS and PM TCA through CLI

• Demo PM IGMP TCA through AMS

• Demo PON XDSL through CLI

• Exercises Performance Monitoring

Section 4: Syslog

• Syslog

• Demo Configure Syslog through AMS

• Demo Configure Syslog through CLI

• Exercises Syslog


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

306


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7360 ISAM High Cap. NT/5520 AMS – L2 & L3 CONFIGURATION




This course is intended for operators who want to learn how to configure L3 forwarding

on the ISAM. This course covers configuring ISAM for L3 forwarding, DHCP relaying and as

IHUB MPLS. Note an alternate instructor-led training TAC42057 also exists for this

learning in FBA - Instructor-led learning Aggregate learning object. Ask questions, start

discussions or add comments related to this learning via our social learning using the link

http://alu.tl/p22

Course Objectives:


• Configure ISAM for L3 Forwarding,

• Configure DHCP relay agent on the IHUB,

• Configure IP protocols in ISAM

• Create and apply filter policies

Course Outline:

Section 1: General

• Course Complete



Section 2: ISAM L3 Forwarding Configuration

• ISAM L3 Forwarding Configuration

• Demo HighCap_NT_Router_Setup_Demo_AMS

• Demo HighCap_NT_Router_Setup_Demo_CLI

• Exercise L3 Forwarding Configurat ion

Section 3: IHUB DHCP Relaying


• Exercise IHUB DHCP Relaying

Section 4: IP Protocols

• IP Protocols

• Demo Routing Protocol OSPF setup through AMS

• Demo Routing Protocol OSPF setup through CLI

• Exercise ISAM IP Protocols


http://alu.tl/p22

307


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7360 ISAM High Cap. NT/5520 AMS – L2 & L3 CONFIGURATION - CONTINUED


Description Section 5: Filter Policies

• Filter Policies

• Exercise Filter Policies

Section 6: General Intro to IHUB MPLS Configuration

• General Intro to IHUB MPLS Configuration

• Demo mpls base router

Section 7: IHUB MPLS LDP Configuration

• IHUB MPLS LDP Configuration

• Demo LDP

• Exercise IHUB MPLS LDP Configuration Exercise Book

Section 8: IHUB MPLS RSVP Configuration

• IHUB MPLS RSVP Configuration

• Demo RSVP basic config through AMS

• Demo RSVP paths through CLI

• Exercise IHUB MPLS RSVP Configuration Exercise Book

Section 9: IHUB MPLS Configuration Redundancy and Ring

• IHUB MPLS Configuration Redundancy and Ring

Section 11: Annex IHUB MPLS Static LSP Configuration

• Annex IHUB MPLS Static LSP Configuration

Section 10: Lawful intercept

• Lawful intercept on FANT-F


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

308


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7360 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT/5520 AMS – REDUNDANCY CONFIGURATIONS




This is an operator course. Trainees will learn about Redundancy Configurations for

7302-7330 ISAM High.Cap. NTs - 5520 AMS

Course Objectives:


• Describe the most important xSTP parameters,

• Describe and configure Link Aggregation (LAG),

• Describe and compare the different scenarios for access resiliency (NT redundancy),

• Configure NT protection.

Course Outline:

Section 1: General

• Course Complete



Section 2: Spanning Tree Protocol Implementation

• Spanning Tree Protocol Implementation

• Demo MSTP configuration through CLI

• Demo MSTP configuration through AMS

• Exercise MSTP configuration

Section 3: Link Aggregation

• Link Aggregation

• Demo Link Aggregation creation through AMS

• Exercise Link Aggregation

Section 4: NT Redundancy and Load Sharing

• NT Redundancy and Load Sharing

Section 5: Appendix: LAG and LACP specifications

• Appendix: LAG and LACP specifications


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

309


COURSE DETAILS

736X MICRO-NODES/5520 AMS BASIC COMMISSIONING




This course is intended for people that require knowledge on how to bring up a 736x

micro-node and perform basic commissioning. This course also includes fault

management via the AMS and CLI. Note an alternate instructor-led training TAC05003

also exists for this learning.

Course Objectives:


• Explain CLI for ISAM Administration,

• Perform 7362/7363/7367 Turn-up procedure,

• Perform 7362/7363/7367 basic commissioning,

• Perform ISAM fault management via AMS,

• Perform ISAM fault management via CLI.

Section 1: general




Section 2: CLI Introduction for ISAM

• CLI Introduction for ISAM

• Demo CLI Introduction for ISAM

• Exercise CLI Introduction for ISAM

Section 3: 7262/ 7363/7367 Micro-nodes Turn-up Procedure

• 736x_CRAFT_over_USB

• 7362_7363_7367_Micro-nodes_Turn-up_Procedure

• Demo 7362 Mini-OLT Turn-up Procedure CLI

• Demo 7362 Mini-OLT Turn-up Procedure AMS

• Demo 7363 7367 Micro-nodes Turn-up Procedure


310


COURSE DETAILS

736X MICRO-NODES/5520 AMS BASIC COMMISSIONING - CONTINUED


Description Section 4: 7362/ 7363/7367 Micro-nodes Equipment Configuration

• 7362_7363_7367_Micro-nodes_Equipment_Configuration

• Demo 7363 Micro-nodes Basic Configuration through AMS

• Demo 7367 Micro-nodes Basic Configuration through AMS

• Demo 7363 Micro-nodes Basic Configuration through CLI

• Demo 7363 Equipment Configuration through AMS

• Demo 7363 Equipment Configuration through CLI

• Exercise Equipment configuration

Section 5: ISAM Fault Management via AMS

• ISAM Fault Management through AMS

• Demo Configure Alarm Filter through AMS

• Demo Change Alarm Entry Settings in the ISAM through AMS

• Exercise ISAM Fault Management through AMS

Section 5: ISAM Fault Management via CLI

• ISAM Fault Management through CLI

• Demo Show Alarms in the ISAM through CLI

• Demo Change Alarm Entry Settings in the ISAM through CLI

• Exercise ISAM Fault Management through CLI


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

311


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7360 ISAM NELT – B QUALITY OF SERVICE (QOS)




This is an operator course. Trainees will learn about configuration of QoS for NELT using

CLI and AMS.

Course Objectives:


• Describe the different NELT-B interfaces,

• Describe the QoS possibilities of the NELT-B,

• Configure and explain the parameters for basic QoS settings: P-Bit (re)marking,

• Configure and explain the parameters for advanced QoS settings: Session Profile,

Marking Profile, Policy Profile, L2 Filter Profile, L3 Filter Profile, Action Profile,

• Configure and explain scheduling + rate limiting.

Course Outline:

Section 1: Spanning Tree Protocol: Principles

- NELT-B QoS

Section 2: Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)

- Basic QoS - P-bit (Re)marking

Section 3: Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol (MSTP)

- Advanced QoS

Section 4: Spanning Tree Protocol Implementation

- QoS Queuing, Scheduling, Policing and Shaping

Section 5: Link Aggregation

- QoS Filter Example

Section 6: NT Redundancy and Load Sharing

- Policing and Shaping limitations and constraints

Section 7: Appendix: LAG and LACP specifications


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

312


COURSE DETAILS

7302-7330 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT / 5520 AMS BASIC COMMISSIONING




This course is intended for people that require knowledge on how to bring up an ISAM (High

Capacity NT) via CLI & perform basic configuration and operation using the AMS.

Course Objectives:


• Explain CLI for ISAM Administration,

• Explain the High Capacity NT of ISAM,

• Perform HighCap. NT Turn-up procedure,

• Perform HighCap. NT basic commissioning,

• Prepare and configure LT and NTIO boards in ISAM,

• Configure ISAM Expansion Units,

• Perform ISAM fault management via AMS,

• Perform ISAM fault management via CLI,

• Explain System support for configuring the number of CLI sessions (ALU02024326),

• Explain Configurable operator login retry policy (ALU02048135).

Course Outline:

Section 1: general

• Course Complete



Section 2: CLI Introduction for ISAM

• CLI Introduction for ISAM

• Demo CLI Introduction for ISAM

• Exercise CLI Introduction for ISAM

Section 3: Introduction to HighCap NT

• Introduction to HighCap NT

Section 4: Turn-up Procedure - High Cap. NT

• Turn-up Procedure - High Cap. NT

• Demo Turn-up Procedure via CLI


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COURSE DETAILS

7302-7330 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT / 5520 AMS BASIC COMMISSIONING - CONTINUED


Description Section 5: IHUB Basic Commissioning

• IHUB Basic Commissioning

• Demo Basic Commissioning

Section 6: Create NE in AMS

• Create NE in AMS

• Demo Create NE in AMS

• Exercise Create NE in AMS

Section 7: Equipment Configuration

• Equipment Configuration

• Demo Equipment Configuration

• Exercise Equipment Configuration through CLI

• Exercise Equipment Configuration through AMS

Section 8: Configure Expansion Units on 7330 FTTN

• Configure Expansion Units on 7330 FTTN

• Demo Configure Expansion Unit on 7330 FTTN

• Exercise Configure Expansion Units on 7330 FTTN through CLI

• Exercise Configure Expansion Units on 7330 FTTN through AMS

Section 9: ISAM Fault Management via AMS

• ISAM Fault Management through AMS

• Demo Configure Alarm Filter through AMS

• Demo Change Alarm Entry Settings in the ISAM through AMS

• Exercise ISAM Fault Management through AMS

Section 10: ISAM Fault Management via CLI

• ISAM Fault Management through CLI

• Demo Show Alarms in the ISAM through CLI

• Demo Change Alarm Entry Settings in the ISAM through CLI

• Exercise ISAM Fault Management through CLI

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

314


COURSE DETAILS

7302 – 7330 ISAM DSL BASIC CONFIGURATION




This course explains the basics of configuring xDSL, including bonding, interworking,

vectoring and G.Fast.

Course Objectives:


• Name the mandatory profiles

• Understand Profiles and Template

• Describe xDSL Bonding

• Describe how to configure interworking for SHDSL in ATM mode

• Describe how to configure interworking for SHDSL/VDSL in PTM mode

• Describe vectoring and the process to setup Vectoring

• Describe G.Fast and the process to setup G.Fast

Course Outline:

Section 1: general

• Course Complete



Section 2: Physical Configuration of Ports

• Physical Configuration of Ports

Section 3: Profiles and Templates

• Profiles and Templates

• Demo Profiles and Templates

Section 4: Bonding

• Bonding

• Demo Bonding

Section 5: Interworking Configuration

• Interworking Configuration

• Demo Interworking Configuration


315


COURSE DETAILS

7302 – 7330 ISAM DSL BASIC CONFIGURATION - CONTINUED


Description Section 6: Vectoring

• Vectoring

• Demo Vectoring

• Lab Exercise Configure DSL through AMS

Section 7: G.Fast

• G.Fast

• Demo G.Fast

• Lab Exercise Configure G.Fast through AMS

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

316


COURSE DETAILS

7302 – 7360 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT/5520 AMS L2 & PPoX FORWARDING




This course is intended for people that require knowledge on how to configure L2 &

PPPoX forwarding for 7302 and 7360 ISAMs High.Cap. NT - 5520 AMS. It also covers the

Intelligent bridging features and steps on how to configure the same.

Course Objectives:


- Explain the basic concepts of Ethernet

- Explain ISAM as an Intelligent Bridge

- Explain and configure L2 forwarding service in IHUB

- Explain and configure L2 forwarding VLANs in IACM

- Explain and enable secure forwarding in IACM

- Explain and enable virtual MAC addresses implementation in ISAM

- Describe the different models for PPP handling in the ISAM

- Explain the cross-connect VLAN implementation in ISAM

- Configure the Cross-connect VLAN

- Explain and Configure mirroring in ISAM to monitor traffic

Course Outline:

Section 1: general

• Course Complete



Section 2: ISAM as an L2-iBridge

• ISAM as an L2-iBridge

Section 3: IHUB L2 Forwarding Configuration

• IHUB L2 Forwarding Configuration

Section 4: Intelligent Bridging IACM Configuration

• Intelligent Bridging IACM Configuration

• Demo C-VLAN-RB-Unstacked Creation through CLI

• Demo C-VLAN-RB-Unstacked Creation through AMS

• Demo v-VPLS Creation for RB C-VLAN through CLI

• Demo v-VPLS Creation for RB C-VLAN through AMS

• Demo Untagged RB C-VLAN Associations in GPON CLI

• Demo Untagged RB C-VLAN Associations in GPON AMS

• Exercise Intelligent Bridging IACM Configuration through CLI

• Exercise Intelligent Bridging IACM Configuration through AMS CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

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COURSE DETAILS

7302 – 7360 ISAM HIGH CAP. NT/5520 AMS L2 & PPoX FORWARDING - CONTINUED


Description Section 5: Enhanced Intelligent Bridging Configuration

• Enhanced Intelligent Bridging Configuration

• Demo E-I-Bridge VLAN Configuration CLI

• Demo E-I-Bridge VLAN Configuration AMS

• Exercise Enhanced Intelligent Bridging Configuration through CLI

• Exercise Enhanced Intelligent Bridging Configuration through AMS

Section 6: Virtual MAC Configuration

• Virtual MAC Configuration

• Demo Virtual MAC Configuration through CLI

• Demo Virtual MAC Configuration through AMS

• Exercise Virtual MAC Configuration through CLI

• Exercise Virtual MAC Configuration through AMS

Section 7: PPPoX Handling in ISAM

• PPPoX Handling in ISAM

• Demo PPPoX Handling in ISAM thorugh CLI

• Demo PPPoX Handling in ISAM through AMS

• Exercise PPPoX Handling in ISAM through AMS

• Exercise PPPoX Handling in ISAM through CLI

Section 8: ISAM as a L2-CC

• ISAM as a L2-CC

Section 9: Cross Connect IACM Configuration

• Cross Connect IACM Configuration

• Demo CC C-VLAN Creation through CLI

• Demo CC C-VLAN Creation through AMS

• Demo v-VPLS Creation for CC C-VLAN unstacked through CLI

• Demo v-VPLS Creation for CC C-VLAN unstacked through AMS

• Exercise Cross Connect IACM Configuration through CLI

• Exercise Cross Connect IACM Configuration through AMS

Section 10: IHUB Mirroring Configuration

• IHUB Mirroring Configuration

• Demo IHUB Mirroring Configuration through CLI

• Demo IHUB Mirroring Configuration through AMS

• Exercise IHUB Mirroring Configuration through CLI

• Exercise IHUB Mirroring Configuration through AMS

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

318


COURSE DETAILS

CUSTOMER SERVICE DESK CLERK

Course Number SMAAAJG-W



This module is designed to help in Nokia Customer Service Desk interactions with Nokia

customers requesting Maintenance support.

This course covers the importance of the Service Desk Clerk, identifies the benefits a

Service Desk brings to customers, and explains what the in house Technical Support

resources will need to resolve customer tickets.


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

319


COURSE DETAILS

SELLING TO HIGHWAY AGENCIES AND DEPARTMENTS OF TRANSPORTATION

Course Number GP00601-W



By attending this training, you will understand the challenges of highway operations that

highway agencies and departments of transportation face every day, and you will also

understand the according requirements for their communications infrastructure. You will

learn how to identify target customers and how to engage with them. You will understand

the Nokia value proposition including value drivers and key competitive differentiators;

and you will understand the Nokia portfolio for intelligent highways. You will get an

introduction to selected reference cases and you will know where to find further

information for your engagements with customers.

Course Objectives :

• Understand the challenges of highway operations and according requirements for

communications infrastructure

• Learn how to identify target customers and how to engage with them

• Understand the Nokia value proposition for intelligent highways including value drivers

and key differentiators

• Understand the Nokia portfolio for intelligent highways

• Get an introduction to selected reference cases

• Know where to find further information

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

320


COURSE DETAILS

OPTICAL TRANSPORT SECURITY: L1 SECURITY WITH NOKIA 1830




Current events have focused on highly publicized security breaches across many

industries and governments around the world. The costs are real in terms of lost

revenue, interruption of vital services, loss of customer assets, and information. Worse is

the loss of confidence. Effective security includes more than data encryption, it includes

multiple mechanisms to guard against data theft and network interruption. Optical

Transport Partners will learn of the many competitive advantages of the Nokia 1830 PSS

and how they can monetize these advantages to grow their business.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

321


COURSE DETAILS

HOW TO OPEN A TICKET AT NOKIA

Course Number SMAABAG-W-1801


Description This course explains how Nokia offers support for legacy Alcatel-Lucent contracts

through OLCS and for all contracted Nokia customers through NOLS.


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

322


COURSE DETAILS

NFM-P (NETWORK FUNCTIONS MANAGER – PACKET) REL 17 FUNDAMENTALS




This is a Web-based learning course designed to provide technical personnel and network

operators with foundations for using the NFM-P to: perform network equipment

discovery, management, monitoring and supervision; identify alarms rose against

equipment and services; obtain details about alarm management and filtering, and alarm

types, severity, status and correlation.

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, student will be able to:

● List the NFM-P functions and main features

● Describe the GUI workspace customization capabilities and identify the workspace

elements that can be customized

● Use the NFM-P navigation tree views to perform equipment management operations

● Discover and view network element (NE) devices in the NFM-P GUI

● Use NFM-P topology maps to manage the network and display the status of network

devices and services

● Generate file inventory lists for a managed device or for the entire network

● Use the NFM-P GUI to identify alarms raised against equipment and services, including

alarm types, severity, status and correlation details

● Use the dynamic alarm list to filter and search for alarms, display correlated alarms,

view alarm history and open alarm information details

● Identify the NFM-P statistics collection capabilities

● Use the NFM-P to collect, display and save to a file performance statistics in tabular or

graphical forms for selected objects

Course Outline:

Section 1 Introduction to NFM-P

● NFM-P Features Overview

● Launch the GUI

● GUI Components

● Client Windows and Forms

● Finding Info in the GUI

● GUI Workspaces

Section 2 Creating the Managed Network

● Node Preparation for Discovery (SNMP)

● Network Element Discovery

● Node Preparation for Discovery (NETCONF)


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COURSE DETAILS

NFM-P (NETWORK FUNCTIONS MANAGER – PACKET) REL 17 FUNDAMENTALS - CONTINUED

Course Number TOS00060W (cont’d)

Description Section 3 Network Topology Management

● Equipment Management

● Topology Map Components

● Map Info Tables

● Equipment Inventory

● Flat Maps

Section 4 Alarms Management

● Alarms Status and Severity

● Application Impact Correlation

● Dynamic Alarms List

● Alarm Info Window

● Object Life Cycle

● Historical Alarms

Section 5 Node Configuration Management

● Node Backup and Restore

● Golden Config

Section 6 Statistics

● Statistics Overview

● Performance Statistics

Target Audience:

The primary audience for this course is technical personnel using the NFM-P GUI to

monitor the network, reporting network alarms and monitor performance.

A secondary audience includes technical personal and internal Nokia employees requiring

skills and experience on the use and operations capabilities of the NFM-P as foundational

knowledge in order to pursue other course(s) of any of the NokiaEDU training paths

involving NFM-P equipment management, monitoring, and/or provisioning.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

● Basic understanding of IP Networks

● Basic understanding of technical English

● Introduction to NSP (Network Services Platform) Rel 17 | TOS00059W

Required

Equipment

None

324


COURSE DETAILS

NFM-P (NETWORK FUNCTIONS MANAGER – PACKET) REL 17 SERVICE OPERATIONS AND PROVISIONING – ENHANCED OAM




The content in this training is intended to develop a good understanding of the

technologies and principles to configure, monitor, and perform basic troubleshooting of

Virtual Private Routed Networks (VPRN) in addition to

understanding the enhanced OAM (Operations, Administration and Maintenance) tools

included in the 5620 SAM, including: Mirror services; IEEE 802.1ag CFM (Connectivity

Fault Management); ITU-T Y.1731 CFM; MEF EFM (Metro Ethernet Forum Ethernet First

Mile); and, the proprietary Copy/ Move function for SAPs (Service Access Points) and

Services.

This course is a combination of theoretical discussion and hands-on practical exercises

using the NFM-P (Network Functions Manager - Packet) as the primary management

interface.

For more extensive content tailoring, please contact the NokiaEDU Regional Contact

Center listed at https://networks.nokia.com/nokiaedu

Course Objectives:

· Explain the operation and demonstrate their ability to successfully configure, validate,

monitor and perform basic troubleshooting of a VPRN service (Layer 3 VPN) including the

BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) infrastructure to support this service

· Explain the motivators for implementing Ethernet fault management mechanisms,

including: EEE802.1ag and ITU-T Y.1731 CFM; and, MEF EFM

· Explain the operations and demonstrate their ability to successfully configure, monitor

and validate the administrative and operational status of a mirror service.


and validate the administrative and operational status of IEEE 802.1ag CFM


and validate the administrative and operational status of ITU-T Y.1731 CFM


and validate the administrative and operational status of MEF EFM

· Explain the operation and demonstrate their ability to successfully configure, monitor

and validate the administrative and operational status of the Copy/Move feature for

SAPs (Service Access Point) and Services


https://networks.nokia.com/nokiaedu

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Section 1

· BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) - Overview

· Understanding VPRN (Virtual Private Routed Networks)

· VPRN Service Configuration

Section 2

· Understanding Enhanced Service OAM – Overview

· Understanding Mirror Service

Section 3

· Understanding Ethernet Fault Connectivity Management

· Connectivity Fault Management IEEE 802.1ag

· Connectivity Fault Management ITU-T Y.1731

· MEF (Metro Ethernet Forum) EFM (Ethernet First Mile)

Section 4

· Operational Maintenance – Overview

· Using Copy/ Move for SAPs

· Using Copy/ Move for Services

Lab Exercises:

· BGP Configuration

· VPRN Service Configuration

· VPRN Service Connectivity Validation

· Service Test Manager (STM) Testing

· Service Throughput Test (STT)

· CFM IEEE 802.1ag Tests

· CFM ITU-T Y.1731 Tests

· MEF Ethernet First Mile (EFM) Tests

Copy/ Move for SAPs (Service Access Points)

· Copy/ Move for Services

NOTES:

Participants are assumed to have completed TOS42102 NFM-P (Network Function

Manager - Packet) Service Operation and Provisioning – Fundamentals, or have

equivalent knowledge, prior to commencing this training.

Target Audience:

Technical personnel using the NFM-P (Network Functions Manager - Packet) to monitor

and maintain an IP/MPLS service provider network.


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Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

TOS42101 NFM-P (Network Functions Manager - Packet) Services Operations and

Provisioning - Fundamentals, or equivalent knowledge

Required

Equipment

NFM-P Rel 17 Server

NFM-P Client

Managed network (8+ nodes)

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NFM-P (NETWORK FUNCTIONS MANAGER – PACKET) REL 17 SERVICE OPERATION AND FUNDAMENTALS





technologies and principles to

configure, monitor, and perform basic troubleshooting of Ethernet based customer

services in an SR OS-based environment, including: understanding the SR OS service

model; understanding simple Ethernet services (ePipe, VPLS and IES); service templates;

and, service OAM tools.


using the NFM-P (Network Functions Manager - Packet) as the primary management

interface.



NOTE: The content in this course is relevant for all current NFM-P Releases.

Course Objectives:

· Identify and explain the function of each component of the SR OS Service model.

· Explain the operation of the Ethernet Pipe (ePipe) service and demonstrate their ability

to successfully configure and validate the administrative and operational status of the

service components.

· Explain the operation of the Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS) and demonstrate their

ability to successfully configure and validate the administrative and operational status of

the service components.

· Explain the operation of the Internet Enhanced Service (IES) and demonstrate their

ability to successfully configure and validate the administrative and operational status of

the service components.

· Explain the motivators for deploying service templates and demonstrate their ability to

successfully configure and validate the administrative and operational status of services

created from existing templates.

Course Outline:

· SR OS Service Model – Overview

· Ethernet Pipe (ePipe) Service – Overview

· Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS) – Overview

· Internet Enhanced Service (IES) - Overview·

· Understanding Service Templates

· Understanding Service OAM



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Description Lab Exercises:

· Configure Service Tunnels

· ePipe Service Configuration

· VPLS Service Configuration

· IES Configuration

· VLL (Virtual Leased Line) Service OAM

· VPLS (Virtual Private LAN Service) OAM

· IES OAM

Training Recommendations:

NFM-P (Network Functions Manager - Packet) IP/MPLS Network Provisioning –

Fundamentals | TOS41001, or equivalent knowledge.

NFM-P (Network Functions Manager – Packet) Fundamentals | TOS00059W (TOS00059V),

or equivalent knowledge

Audience:

Technical personnel using the NFM-P (Network Functions Manager - Packet) to monitor

and maintain an IP/MPLS service provider network.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

C

329


COURSE DETAILS

NFM-P (NETWORK FUNCTIONS MANAGER – PACKET) REL 17 SERVICE OPERATION AND PROVISIONING –

SERVICE INTERCONNECTION





technologies and principles to configure, monitor, and use the appropriate tools to

validate interconnected services within an SR OS based service network, including: SC

(Service Connectors); SCP (Service Connection Points); Routed VPLS; RCA (Root Cause

Analysis) Audit; and, applying QoS policies.


using the NFM-P (Network Functions Manger - Packet) as the primary management

interface.



Course Objectives:

· Explain the motivators for implementing interconnected services

· Explain the purpose and demonstrate their ability to successfully configure and monitor

interconnected services using service connectors as well as validate its administrative

and operational status

· Explain the purpose and demonstrate their ability to successfully configure and monitor

interconnected services using service connection points as well as validate its

administrative and operational status

· Explain the operation and demonstrate their ability to successfully configure and

monitor a Routed VPLS and use the appropriate tools to validate its administrative and

operational status.

· Explain the operation and demonstrate their ability to successfully use the RCA Audit

function to validate the administrative and operational status of the interconnected

services.

· Explain the purpose and demonstrate their ability to successfully configure and validate

QoS policies in an SR OS based network and use the appropriate tools to validate its

administrative and operational status

Course Outline:

Section 1

· Composite services - Overview

Section 2

· Understanding RCA (Root Cause Analysis) Audit



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SERVICE INTERCONNECTION - CONTINUED


Description Section 3

· Quality of Service (QoS) – Overview

Lab Exercises:

· SC (Service Connectors) for Composite Services

· SCP (Service Connection Points) for Composite Services

· Routed VPLS

· RCA (Root Cause Analysis) Audit

· QoS (Quality of Service) Policies

Target Audience:

Technical personnel using the NFM-P to monitor and maintain an IP/MPLS service

provider network.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

TOS42101 NFM-P (Network Functions Manager - Packet) Service Operation and

Provisioning – Fundamentals, or equivalent knowledge

Required

Equipment

NFM-P Server

Managed network (8+ nodes)

331


COURSE DETAILS

WAVELITE PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Course Number OP00702-W-1710



This is an Sales Engineer overview of the Wavelite product.

Course Objectives:

The Course will describe the product family suite, i.e Metro 200, Access 200, Metro 20

Metro Amplifier and Metro Mux 16.

The course will describe the hardware of the equipment and its functionalities, the

network configuration, the encryption, the WEBui and NFM-T management and the

commissioning Expert Wavesuite Mobile App.

Course Outline:

• Market opportunities with Wavelite

• WaveLite value proposition

• Product overview

• Metro 200, Metro 20 and Access 200

• Mux16 and Amplifier

• Network configuration

• Layer 1 encryption

• WaveLite manager WEBUI

• Network Service Platform (NSP)

• WaveSuite Commissioning Expert – Mobile App

• WaveLite Orderable items (Hardware, SW & documentation, Pluggables)

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

WAVELITE FAMILY R1.0 O&M




This is an Operation and maintenance course on the Wavelite suite, i.e. Metro 200,

Access 200, Metro 20 Metro Amplifier and Metro Mux 16.

The course will describe the hardware of the equipment and its functionalities.

Local management SW to perform configuration, provisioning, see alarm and

performance monitoring is shown during the training. Explanations and demos are

provided.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

333


COURSE DETAILS

SALESFORCE NAVIGATION BASICS




Salesforce navigation basics; includes SF set up, personal information updates, basic SF

terminology, user role and visibility.

Learning Goals & Strategy: Salesforce Navigation Basics (SF101) is an introductory course

on the SF application. At the conclusion of this course, the user will have learned the

basics of navigating SF, terminology associated with SF, and system setup options.

Course Objectives: To understand the basics of setting up SF to prepare for role specific

end user training.

Target Audience:

NAR and EMEA Sales Management

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

334


COURSE DETAILS

WAVELITE CONFIG TOOL

Course Number OP00733-M-01

Delivery Type Self-Study – 1h


This xls tool is used to configure and create the BoM for the Nokia Wavelite family.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

335


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA VITALQIP ADMINISTRATION

Course Number AP00120-V-0812



This course provides details on the VitalQIP (VQIP) OAM&P tasks.

Course Objectives:


• Describe overall function and features of VitalQIP

• Describe the VitalQIP components and architecture

• Describe service policies

• Describe IPv4 address management, including for networks, subnets and addresses

• Describe IPv6 address management, including for pools, blocks, subnets, and

addresses

• Practice IPv4 and IPv6 address management

• Describe DNS server operations, including for zones and records

• Describe operations for DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 servers, including for templates,

scopes/ranges and failovers

• Practice DNS, DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 server operations

• Describe DNS Views, DNSSEC, DNS Firewalls (Response Policy Zones [RPZs])

• Describe Global Search

• Describe auditing

• Describe dashboard

• Describe User-Defined Attributes

• Describe CLI Commands

Course Outline:

Topics that will be discussed are:

• Function and features of VitalQIP

• VitalQIP components and architecture

• Service policies

• IPv4 address management, including for networks, subnets and addresses.

• IPv6 address management, including for pools, blocks, subnets, and addresses.

• IPv4 and IPv6 address management

• DNS server operations, including for zones and records


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NOKIA VITALQIP ADMINISTRATION - CONTINUED

Course Number AP00120-V-0812 (cont’d)

Description Course Outline: (cont’d)

Topics that will be discussed are:

• Operations for DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 servers, including for templates, scopes/ranges

and failovers

• DNS, DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 server operations

• DNS Views, DNSSEC, DNS Firewalls (Response Policy Zones [RPZs])

• Auditing

• Dashboard

• User-Defined Attributes

• CLI Commands

Primary Audience

The intended audience for this course is customer and Nokia personnel who are

responsible for operating the VitalQIP (VQIP).

Secondary Audience

Internal Nokia employees aiming to learn the basic operations capabilities of the VQIP.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Knowledge of DNS and DHCP functionality is highly recommended.

Required

Equipment

None

C

337


COURSE DETAILS

SALESFORCE NAVIGATION BASICS




Salesforce navigation basics; includes SF set up, personal information updates, basic SF

terminology, user role and visibility.

Learning Goals & Strategy: Salesforce Navigation Basics (SF101) is an introductory course

on the SF application. At the conclusion of this course, the user will have learned the

basics of navigating SF, terminology associated with SF, and system setup options.

Course Objectives: To understand the basics of setting up SF to prepare for role specific

end user training.

Target Audience:

NAR and EMEA Sales Management

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

338


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NPM VITALSUITE – VITAL REALTIME OPERATION

Course Number OS88282-W-1710



This course provides details on the VitalRealTime function of the Vital Suite product.

Course Objectives:

This course is conceptual with optional demonstrations available from the materials.

These materials will result in users being able to:

• Explain the role VitalRealTime performs in the VitalSuite product

• Describe the various types of thresholds that can be applied using VitalRealTime and

lists the various types of alarms that are triggered when thresholds are exceeded.

• Access the Topology maps

• Demonstrate how to use VitalRealTime to do drill-down details network conditions in

their network

Course Outline:

• Performance Monitoring Challenges

• NPM VitalRealTime Introduction

• VitalRealTime Threshold Features

• VitalRealTime Key Features

• Summary of Benefits

Target Audience:

Personnel who operate the VitalSuite and use the VitalRealTime function

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

339


COURSE DETAILS

NPM VITALSUITE – ADVANCED REPORTING TOOLKIT (ART) OPERATIONS




This course provides details on the VitalArt function of the Vital Suite product.

Course Objectives:



• Explain the role VitalArt performs in the VitalSuite product

• Describe how to create, execute and view reports created using VitalArt

• Show how to schedule a report

Course Outline:

• VitalART Introduction

• VitalART Report Creation

• VitalART Report Execution

Target Audience:

Personnel who operate the VitalSuite and use the VitalArt function

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

340


COURSE DETAILS

VITALSUITE – VITALNET OPERATION




This course provides details on the VitalNet function of the Vital Suite product.

Course Objectives:



• Explain the role VitalNet performs in the VitalSuite product

• Understand the VitalNet domains can be used to create smaller views for better

network management.

• Demonstrate how to view and use Topology Maps

• Create a Personal GUI page – Dashboards

• Execute searches on their system

Course Outline:

• Performance Monitoring Challenges

• NPM VitalSuite Net Introduction

• NPM VitalSuite Net Key Features

• NPM VitalSuite Net GUI

Target Audience:

Personnel who operate the VitalSuite and use the VitalNet function

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

341


COURSE DETAILS

NOKIA AIRSCALE WI-FI CONFIGURATION




This course describes how create a Bill of Materials using the Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi

Ordering Guidelines.

Course Objectives:


• Configure a Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi offer using the Partner Configuration Guidelines

• Price the product part of a Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi offer using the Partner price catalog

• Price the maintenance part of a Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi offer using the CARES services

calculator

• Create a Bill of materials with the correct sale item codes and prices

• Locate the latest versions of the required reference documents

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

342


COURSE DETAILS

REDEFINING PRIVATE OPTICAL NETWORKS




A self-study training on Private Optical Network.

Course Objectives:


• describe the needs in the optical market segments

• describe the needs in the optical market segments

• describe the Nokia solution for Private Optical Network

• describe the Wavelite features and applications

Target Audience:

Sales and PreSales Private optical Network

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Good knowledge on WDM and optical technology

Required

Equipment

None

343


COURSE DETAILS

SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORKING WITH NUAGE NETWORKS VSP

Course Number ER00696-K-1801


Description This self-paced e-learning course is intended for those interested in learning about the

Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform (VSP). The course offers presentations and

product demonstrations that provide an introduction to Nuage Networks VSP for both

the datacenter and SD-WAN.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

344


COURSE DETAILS

NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED CLOUD SERVICES (VCS) FUNDAMENTALS



Description The course begins with an explanation of the traditional data center network

architecture, its limitations, and the drivers and evolution of network virtualization. The

Nuage Networks software and hardware-based products and SDN solutions are covered

in detail. Emphasis is placed on common SDN use cases and implementation of common

SDN services/applications on the Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform. Cloud

orchestration and integration of cloud management systems are also introduced.

Students will conduct practical hands-on lab exercises throughout the course to ensure

implementation-level knowledge of Nuage Networks products and SDN service solutions.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Alcatel-Lucent Scalable IP Networks or equivalent knowledge in IP protocols and

networking.

Required

Equipment

None

345


COURSE DETAILS

NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED SERVICES PLATFORM (VSP) - ADVANCED NETWORKING



Description The Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform (VSP) - Advanced Networking course is

designed for network professionals who need a deep understanding of the network

protocols and technologies used by the Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform

(VSP). The course provides a detailed investigation of the operation of the VSP including

VXLAN and BGP EVPN routes as well as integration with MPLS/IP VPNs.

Audience:

SRC Certification Program

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

346


COURSE DETAILS

NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED CLOUD SERVICES (VCS) FUNDAMENTALS



Description The Alcatel-Lucent Nuage Networks Virtualized Network Services (VNS) Fundamentals

course is designed for service providers, web-scale operators, and enterprises needing to

understand the technology, techniques, and best practices for implementing a software

defined networking (SDN) solution using the Nuage Networks Virtualized Network Services

(VNS). The course provides detailed coverage of the VNS components and practical

exercises implementing cloud-based WAN services using VNS.

Audience:


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

347


COURSE DETAILS

NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED SERVICES PLATFORM (VCP) SOFTWARE INSTALLATION



Description The Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform (VSP) Software Installation course is

designed individuals who need to understand the requirements for, and to perform the

software installation of the Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform (VSP). The

course provides practical experience verifying and configuring the hardware and software

environment as well as troubleshooting common installation problems.

Audience:


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

348


COURSE DETAILS

NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED CLOUD SERVICES (VCS) OPERATIONS



Description The Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform (VSP) Operations course is designed for

network operators who are responsible for datacenter operations, including the Nuage

Networks Virtualized Services Platform (VSP) and Virtualized Services Assurance Platform

(VSAP). The course provides hands-on operations experience with the VSP including

troubleshooting and log file management as well as m aintenance and operations using

VSAP.

Audience:


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

349


COURSE DETAILS

NUAGE NETWORKS VIRTUALIZED NETWORK SERVICES (VNS) - ADVANCED TOPICS



Description This course is designed for service providers, web-scale operators and enterprises that

need to understand the technology, techniques, and best practices for implementing an

SDN solution using Nuage Networks Virtualized Network Services (VNS). The course

provides detailed explanations and practical exercises for advanced VNS features.

Audience:


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

350


COURSE DETAILS

NSP (NETWORK SERVICES PLATFORM) RELEASE 17.3 OVERVIEW




The NSP (Network Services Platform) R17.3 Overview course provides students with general

information on the NSP system. The course describes how the NSP addresses the industry

challenges associated with the delivery of on-demand network services. In particular, the concepts

of service automation and network automation are discussed within the context of the NSP. The

course includes details on the NSP architecture and the associated product components, mapping

previous IP and Optical network management functionality to the new product design. Finally, the

course explains the key tenants associated with the NSP user interface design.

Course Objectives:


- Identify the challenges associated with Cloud-era service provisioning

- Explain how the NSP implements service automation and network optimization in the delivery of

on-demand network services

- Describe the NSP basic architecture and associated components

- Explain the role of the Carrier SDN component in the NSP system

- Explain the roles of the IP and Optical management components in the NSP system

- Identify how the NSP implements automated assurance and analytics functions in the service

delivery process

- Describe how the modular structure of the NSP protects existing NSM investments

- Identify the role of the NSP in the broader Nokia solution for SDN management

- Explain the design cornerstones associated with the NSP user interfaces

Course Outline:

Section 1 Introduction

Section 2 Challenges for Cloud-era Service Provisioning

Section 3 The NSP Difference

Section 4 Basic Architecture

Section 5 Carrier SDN

Section 6 IP & Optical Management

Section 7 Assurance & Analytics

Section 8 Leveraging Existing Networks

Section 9 Brader Solutions for SDN Management

Section 10 Evolving the User Interface

Target Audience:

This course is targeted to those personnel who use the NSP NMS (Network Management System)

to perform their daily responsibilities; including: Operations Center personnel; Network Engineers;

etc.

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VitalSuite – VitalAPPS Operation (18.7)



Description This course is designed for participants who wish to learn about the VitalAPPS components of

VitalSuite.

Content includes:

• VitalAPPS - key components

• VitalAgent types – Desktop, Automom, Mid-Tier

• VitalAnalysis – key functions

• VitalHelp – application fault management

• Web applications monitoring (WAM)

• Demonstrations of key OAM functions including:

• Overview of the Clients Page

• Overview of the End-to-End Page

• Overview of the Server Heat Chart Page

By the end of this course, participants should be able to:

• Describe the role of VitalAPPS in the VitalSuite product

• Describe the VitalAgent types

• Explain the VitalAnalysis key functions

• Describe the VitalHelp application fault management

• Describe what is Web Application Monitoring

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VitalSuite – Operations, Administration and Mainteneance (18.7)


Delivery Type Web Based Training – 1h 15min

Description This course is designed for participants who wish to learn about the Operations, Administration and Maintenance functions of VitalSuite.

Content includes:

• VitalSuite installation on Linux server • VitalSuite licensing

• VitalSuite domains • Key performance indicators (KPIs)

• Device and resource discovery • Account administration.

• Demonstrations of key OAM functions including: o Creating a new domain o Creating a new KPI o Creating new user accounts o Creating a new user interface profile

o Installing the VitalNet Software o Scheduling a discovery

By the end of this course, participants should be able to:

• Describe the steps to install VitalSuite on a Linux server

• Describe the licensing process • Describe the role of domains

• Explain how to create and modify Key Performance Indicators • Explain the discovery of devices and resources

• Describe some activities of account administration

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

353


COURSE DETAILS

1830 PSS (Photonic Service Switch) Introduction

Course Number OP00638-K-0000

Delivery Type Web Based Training – 2h

Description Overall Description

This course provides an introduction to 1830 PSS, key features, architecture and hardware.

Objectives


• Describe the 1830 PSS product family

• Explain the 1830 PSS network topology applications

Course Contents

• Introduction

• 1830 PSS Shelf family

• Network application

• 1830 PSS System architecture

• Management

• Control Plane

• Summary

Audience:

Sales people, network planners, engineers and others who need an overview about the

1830 PSS and its network applications.

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Expected Knowledge:



General knowledge of Ethernet over SONET/SDH standards

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

NFM -T R.18 Managed plane Network construction with 1830 PSS operations

Course Number OP00090-V-18

Delivery Type Virtual Instructor Led – 14h

Description Overall description:

This course shows how to represent a network at managed plane level including both WDM

and OCS 1830 PSS equipment type in the NMF-T system.

In this course, we will learn how to take a NE under NFM-T supervision, how to create maps

and network topology.

The OP00090_K curriculum will provide extra materials and videos reproducing the main

procedures described in this course

Course objectives: Upon completion of this course you will learn how to:

Use the NMF-T Graphical interface

Create NE and supervise 1830 PSS WDM and OCS equipment

Construct a network representing the physical one

Content:

Course Introduction

NMF-T graphical interface

NE creation and supervision

Map creation

Network construction

Appendix: commissioning and power balancing

Audience:

People in charge of constructing a network made of 1830 PSS WDM and OCS NEs using

NFM-T SW

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Participants must have already attended an Operation & Maintenance course on 1830

PSS WDM and 1830 PSS OCS from local management.

Required

Equipment

Server platform

A server with NFM-T R. 18 platform installed.

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NFM-T R.18 Provisioning and Network maintenance -managed plane


Delivery Type Virtual Instructor Led – 14h

Description Overall description

This course shows how to provision and maintain a network made of both WDM and OCS

1830 PSS equipment at managed plane level.

Course objectives:



Content

• service provisioning: path and trail management; wave length tracker; cross

connections; E2E switched photonic provisioning; services protection and

regeneration.

• Maintenance: alarms, performance monitoring; loopbacks

• Appendices: NE MIB backup- restore; NE sw download; security

• The curriculum OP00092-K will contail videos on the main procedures and exercises

described in the course

Audience

People in charge of remote management of a network made of 1830 PSS WDM and OCS

NEs using NFM-T SW

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Participants must have already attended an Operation & Maintenance course on 1830 PSS

WDM and 1830 PSS OCS from local management and the course NFM -T R.18 Managed

plane Network construction.

Required

Equipment

A server with NFM-T R.18 platform installed.

356


COURSE DETAILS

7250 IXR Product Overview

Course Number ER00327W-1700

Delivery Type WBT – 3o min


This course provides an overview of the entire 7250 SROS family of routers and describes

its typical applications, including system dimensions, capacity, scaling numbers and port

density.

Course Objectives:

• Describe Nokia IP Anyhaul solution for the 5G era

• Describe the role of 7250 IXR-R6 in the network

• List the components and functionalities of 7250 IXR-R6

• Describe the features of 7250 IXR-R6

Course Contents:

1. 7250 IXR Product Overview R15.0

Audience:

This course is intended for anyone who needs a basic understanding of the Nokia 7250

product family.

Audience:


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

Expected Foundation Knowledge:

1. A basic understanding of telecom concepts is sufficient.

2. Technical english.

Required

Equipment

None

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Microwave Portfolio Overview - GPP


Delivery Type Web Based Training – 1h

Description Brief Description:

This 1 hour course is designed is to provide the Value proposition of the Nokia Wavence Microwave product portfolio.

Course Contents:

• Provide the business proposition (why the partner would want to invest their time selling this product)

• Describe the Products and how it will work to solve their customers' problems; Show how it fits into the customer’s network at a high level

• Provide competitive advantages with specifics on why it is superior to what is on the market currently without mentioning competitor names

• Provide market potential such as size of market, how it solves a need for our current customers, etc.

• Reference awards, Nokia R&D, etc. that sets us apart competitively

• Provide examples with published case studies

Target Group:

Microwave Sales and Sales Engineer Specialists, part of the options for Marketing Manager and Partner Relationship Manager

Prerequisites

N/A

Learning Objectives


Describe the Nokia Wavence Microwave Product portfolio and highlight the leading edge features

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

None

Required

Equipment

None

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COURSE DETAILS

NSP NFM-P (Network Functions Manager- Packet) Rel 17 Fundamentals

Course Number TOS00060WK

Delivery Type Web Based Training – 5h 49 min

Description Overall Description This is a Web-based learning course designed to provide technical personnel and network operators with foundations for using the NFM-P to: perform a variety of tasks, including: network equipment discovery and management; monitoring and supervision; identify alarms declared against equipment and services; obtain details about alarm management and filtering; and, alarm types, severity, status and correlation.

NOTE: This course is relevant for all NFM-P Releases as of Rel. 17.3

Overall Objectives By the end of the course, participants will be able to: • List the NFM-P functions and main features • Identify the components of the 5620 SAM management system and elements of the GUI • Describe the GUI workspace customization capabilities and identify the workspace elements that can be customized • Use the Navigation Tree views to perform equipment management operations • Discover network element (NE) devices to create the managed domain

• Use the Topology Maps to manage the network and display the status of network devices and services • Generate file inventory lists for a managed device or for the entire network • Use the GUI Alarm Management features raised against equipment and services, including alarm types, severity, status and correlation details • Use the dynamic alarm list to filter and search for alarms, display correlated alarms, view alarm history and open alarm information details • Identify the NFM-P statistics collection capabilities • Use the NFM-P to collect, display and save to a file performance statistics in tabular or graphical forms for selected objects

Content :

• Section 1: Introduction

• Section 2: Creating the Managed Network • Section 3: Network Topology Management

• Section 4: Alarms • Section 5: Node Configuration Management

• Section 6: Statistics Overview

Target Audience:

This training is intended for those Personnel who use the NFM-P GUI to perform their maintenance responsibilities, including: NOC; network and service implementation engineers; etc...

Expected Knowledge: Introduction to NSP (Network Services Platform) Rel 17 | TOS00059W, or equivalent knowledge

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Course Number RN00571

Delivery Type Virtual Instructor Led Training – 1 day

Description Overall Description In this training, a description of the hardware architecture and main features of the Wavence is provided. Course objectives By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Describe the functionality of the Wavence

• Describe the functionality of the MSS – Microwave Service Switch shelves and equipped cards

• Describe the functionality of the UBT-S, UBT-T and UBT-m radios

Course content

• Wavence Functional description

• Wavence Hardware description

Audience: Sales, pre-sales, Designers and O&M technicians Expected Knowledge: General knowledge on digital radio systems and on PDH-SDH-ETHERNET technologies.

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COURSE DETAILS

Wavence 18A Common Functionalities O&M


Delivery Type Virtual Instructor Led Training – 1 day

Description Course Description:

This 1 day course is designed for technicians and engineers in charge of using a Wavence equipment in split mount or full outdoor architecture.

This course shows how to configure and maintain the common functionalities of the following Wavence common parts:

•MSS (Multi Service Switch) equipped with CorEvo, EASv2, EAC

•Power Injectors

•UBT-S, UBT-T and UBT-m Transceivers

The equipment is managed via the Web CT user interface.

The Web CT is used to configure the Wavence, perform system maintenance, performance monitoring, and troubleshooting

The course combines both lecture and labs, with time for hands-on experience.

This course can be used both in ANSI and ETSI markets.

Course Objectives By the end of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Use the WebCT for local configuration


• Perform troubleshooting starting from alarm indications

Course content

Configuration and Maintenance (Troubleshooting, Alarm management, Unit replacement, Performance monitoring)

Intendent Audience: O&M technicians

Expected Knowledge:

General knowledge about Telecommunication Networks and Telecommunication Management Networks

Good knowledge about the digital transmissions.

Good experience in microwave links operation and maintenance

Have attended the course "Wavence 18A Functional and HW description | RN00571-V-18A" or equivalent on line

Equipment:

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COURSE DETAILS

Wavence 18A Ethernet traffic O&M


Delivery Type Virtual Instructor Led Training – 2 Day

Description Description:

This 2 days course is designed for technicians and engineers in charge of using the Wavence equipment

The scope of the course is to describe the Wavence Ethernet traffic provisioning and maintenance




Course Objectives: By the end of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Provision Ethernet user ports

• configure QoS and VLAN functions

• work with Ethernet-related alarms.


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

General knowledge about Telecommunication Networks. Working knowledge or digital transmission and Ethernet, networks. Experience in microwave links operation and maintenance

Required

Equipment

A Wavence radio dummy link is needed; architecture (UBT based, MPT based, Full indoor) depending on the requested customer configuration.

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COURSE DETAILS

Wavence 18A Ethernet Ring Protection O&M




In this 1 day course the functional description and functionality of the Wavence Ethernet Ring Protection feature is described .

The scope of the course is to describe the Ethernet ring protection configuration and maintenance.




Course Objectives By the end of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Describe the basic concepts of Ethernet rings

• Use the Craft Terminal for Ethernet ring configuration


Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

General knowledge about Telecommunication Networks. Working knowledge or digital transmission and Ethernet, networks. Experience in microwave links operation and maintenance

Required

Equipment

A Wavence radio dummy link is needed; architecture (UBT based, MPT based, Full indoor) depending on the requested customer configuration.

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COURSE DETAILS

Wavence 18A PDH-SDH-Sonet traffic O&M




The scope of this 1 day course is to describe the Wavence PDH/SHD/Sonet traffic provisioning and maintenance




Course Objectives: By the end of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Enable PDH and/or SDH cards

• Configure protection

• Provision PDH and/or SDH cards

• Configure cross connects

• Generate PDH traffic performance monitoring information

• Perform PDH internal line and external link Loopbacks

Intendent Audience: Personnel who support PDH and/or SDH traffic on the Wavence in ANSI or ETSI markets.

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COURSE DETAILS

9500 MPR R.8.0 Global Market Ethernet traffic



Description Overall description This is a 9500 MPR O&M course that is focused on Ethernet traffic into and out of the 9500 MPR using the NETO CT. Objectives By the end of the course the students will be able to:

• Provision Ethernet user ports

• configure QoS and VLAN functions

• generate Ethernet PM statistics

• work with Ethernet-related alarms.

Course content

• Ethernet traffic configuration

• Ethernet traffic management

Audience: O&M technicians

Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

General knowledge about Telecommunication Networks. Working knowldege or digital transmission and Ethernet, networks. Experience in microwave links operation and maintenance. PC and Windows literate.

Required

Equipment

Traditional classroom setup, overhead projector with screen, whiteboard with markers, and login means to a working MPR 9500 R8.0 system (either ANSI or ETSI).

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COURSE DETAILS

Microwave Basics


Delivery Type WBT – 1 h 45 min


This course will cover the basics of microwave technology as well as understanding microwave propagation and the outline some of the conditions that affect microwave propagation. Course Objectives: To learn about Microwave Transmission To understand Microwave Propagation To understand the conditions that affect Microwave Propagation How path design considerations can affect those propagation

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COURSE DETAILS


Course Number RN00571-K-18A

Delivery Type WBT– 2h

Description Overall Description : In this training, a description of the hardware architecture and main features of the Wavence is provided.  Course objectives : By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Describe the functionality of the Wavence 18

• Describe the functionality of the MSS – Microwave Service Switch shelves and equipped cards

• Describe the functionality of the UBT-S, UBT-T and UBT-m radios

• Describe the new features introduced by Wavence 18A

Course content :

• Wavence Functional description

• Wavence Hardware description

• Wavence 18A: What is new?

• Mixed MSS with MPT/UBT

• Migration from MPT to UBT (antenna reuse)

• UBT-S with XPIC

• OMT for UBT-S

• 1+1 HSB (Hardware protection)

• UBT Stand-Alone

• Carrier Aggregation

• Dual-band antennas

• New UBT-MSS compatibility matrix

• PDH/SDH traffic with UBT

• Ethernet Ring with UBT (only on CorEvo and EASv2)

• BNM with UBT with EAS v2 only

Audience: Sales, pre-sales, Designers and O&M technicians

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Foundation

Knowledge /

Prerequisites

General knowledge on digital radio systems and on PDH-SDH-ETHERNET technologies.

Required

Equipment

The course can be provided in v-ILT format.

In case of classroom delivery a projector and a whiteboard are needed

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COURSE DETAILS

Electrostatic Discharge and Calibration Certification (ESD)

Course Number LMQ114W

Delivery Type WBT– 30min

Description NOTE: To be ESD Certified via the Labman tool, you must also be enrolled to the Labman Certification as well as completing this course!!

Web-based initial certification and re-certification for basic user ESD and Test Calibration. This course is for anyone who might deal with ESD, including Nokia clients and contractors. It is required for employees:

• who have contact with ESD sensitive components and assemblies

• whose work takes them into ESD areas

This course is available to contractors, but is is only required of contractors if they do not have their own equivalent ESD training.

Consult your applicable ESD & Calibration procedures to determine the refresher period required by your organization.

Learning Objectives

• To train employees on topics relating to Electrostatic Discharge and fulfill TL9000 requirements.

• The training provides the fundamentals on how to protect components and products susceptible to ESD damage.

Languages

This online course is narrated in English. PDF supplimentary materials are available in: French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Finnish, and Chinese

Skill Level

Introductory

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COURSE DETAILS

Inspect-Clean-Inspect-Connect (ICIC) Process (Video)|

Course Number OAP00050W

Delivery Type WBT– 1omin

Description Overall Description This short video provides an overview of the Inspect-Clean-Inspect-Connect (ICIC). This process uses a video microscope and testing software which allows a technician to make a visual verification and a physical test to ensure fiber connections are clean and free from defects. Objectives By the end of the course, participants will be able to understand importance of fiber cleaning in optics networks Course Content Explanation of ICIC process Explanation of Cleaning Equipment and Cleaning Software Reference to further ICIC documentation Certification Requirements None

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COURSE DETAILS

WDM Technology| TOP18075W


Delivery Type WBT– 3h

Description Course Objectives By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Describe the main transmission concepts and the related devices involved in an optical link

• Describe the main impairments occurring within an optical fiber

• Quote the related solutions used to compensate these impairments

• Explain the reasons for deploying a WDM network

• Describe the basic WDM technology and the operational concepts

• Describe the functions of the major components used in WDM

• Quote the main monitoring parameters related to the transmission quality

• Explain the propagation penalties due to the wavelength multiplexing

• Describe the possible ways to improve the signal transmission

• Describe a WDM terrestrial network in terms of topology, protection and supervision

• List the 5 laser classes according to their risks

• Describe the optical safety guidelines

Course Contents

1. Optical transmission basics

2. Optical transmission impairments

3. WDM transmission basics

4. WDM transmission characteristics

5. WDM network architecture

6. 40F & 100G WDM transmission

7. Optical safety

Audience: This training is intended for Pres-sales and Post-sales.

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COURSE DETAILS

WDM Technology Self-Check


Delivery Type WBT– 3omin

Description TOP18075W_Self-Check

372


COURSE DETAILS

Global Partner Program - How to Get Certified

Course Number GPP90005M

Delivery Type Reading(PDF) – 5min

Description This job aid will show a Nokia Global Partner the steps required to become certified in one of the Nokia Global Partner Program job certifications.

373


COURSE DETAILS

WaveLite R1.0.x Delta Training


Delivery Type Virtual Instructor Led Training – 3 days


This training explains the new HW and SW features for the WaveLite Products in R1.0.x

Objectives:

Learn about the new HW and SW features in WaveLite Products in R1.0.x

Course Content:

Wavelite Metro 200

Wavelite Access 200

Wavelite Metro 20

Wavelite MUX16

Wavelite Amplifier

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND COURSE OBJECTIVES

CHAPTER 2: SAFETY

CHAPTER 3: INTRODUCTION TO THE WAVELITE

CHAPTER 4: PHYSICAL MOUNTING

CHAPTER 5: BASIC COMMISIONING :

IP & General Settings, Network Mode, Chassis configuration & Topology , SW Installation, Backup

CHAPTER 6.1: WAVELITE METRO 200, CONFIGURATION by WEB Application

System mode, Uplink, services ports

CHAPTER 6.2: WAVELITE METRO 20, CONFIGURATION by WEB Application

System mode, Uplink, services ports

CHAPTER 6.3: WAVELITE MUX16, CONFIGURATION by WEB Application

System, EDFA mode, Optical Line Protection

CHAPTER 7: ONLINE ASSESSMENT and PRACTICAL TESTS

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COURSE DETAILS

Global Partner Program - How to Get Certified

Course Number GPP90005M

Delivery Type Reading(PDF) – 5min

Description This job aid will show a Nokia Global Partner the steps required to become certified in one of the Nokia Global Partner Program job certifications.

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COURSE DETAILS

Network Solution for Legacy SCADA Migration to IP/MPLS | TBU00168D_V1.0

Course Number TBU00168D_V1.0

Delivery Type WBT – 30min

Description Network Solution for Legacy SCADA Migration to IP/MPLS.

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COURSE DETAILS

NFM -T R.17.9 for Wavelite management


Delivery Type ILT – 1d


This course shows how to manage at element level the WaveLite equipment using the NFM-T

management system.

In this course, we will learn how to take a NE under NFM-T supervision, how to create map, how to

use the Alarm surveillance and Performance monitoring tools.

Course objectives:


--use the NMF-T Graphical interface

--create and supervise Wavelite equipment

-- create map

--manage Alarms and Performance monitoring.

Content

--Course Introduction

--NMF-T graphical interface

-- NE creation and supervision

--Map creation

--Alarms management

-- Performance Monitoring

--Administration for users

Audience

People in charge of managing Wavelite equipment using the NFM-T system.

Expected Knowledge

Participants must have already attended an Operation & Maintenance course on the WaveLite

equipment.

Equipment:

At least 2 WaveLite type equipment connected.

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COURSE DETAILS

Wavelite Product Overview


Delivery Type WBT– 1d


This is an Sales Engineer overview of the Wavelite product.

Course Objectives

The Course will describe the product family suite, i.e Metro 200 , Access 200, Metro 20 Metro

Amplifier and Metro Mux 16.

The course will describe the hardware of the equipment and its functionalities, the network

configuration, the encryption, the WEBui and NFM-T management and the commissioning Expert

Wavesuite Mobile App

Course Outline

· Market opportunities with Wavelite

· WaveLite value proposition

· Product overview

· Metro 200, Metro 20 and Access 200

· Mux16 and Amplifier

· Network configuration

· Layer 1 encryption

· WaveLite manager WEBUI

· Network Service Platform (NSP)

· WaveSuite Commissioning Expert – Mobile App

· WaveLite Orderable items (Hardware, SW & documentation, Pluggables)

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COURSE DETAILS

WaveLite Metro 200 R1.x Installation & Commissioning


Delivery Type Virtual Instructor Led Training – 2d

Description Overall description:

This course introduces the full WaveLite product family (Metro 200, Access 200, Metro 20, Mux 16,

Amplifier), but the focus will be towards the WaveLite Metro 200. Some use cases for this product will

be introduced. All R1.0.0, R1.0.2, and R1.0.3 features will be covered as well which include the

supported configurations and port specifications. The installation, commissioning, database backups,

and software upgrades will also be discussed.

Objectives:

In depth understanding of the product and its new hardware and software features;

The student will be able to install and commission the WaveLite Metro 200;

The student will be able to configure the WaveLite Metro 200 via its GUI and use it in different

configurations;

The student will be able to monitor the services (e.g. Fault Management).

Course Content:

The following topics are discussed:

1) Safety: Electrical Safety Precautions, Fibre Cleaning;

2) Product Documentation: NokiaEDU, CDOC (employee), OLCS (customer);

3) Product Overview (Faceplate, Feature Highlights, Use Cases, Management Ports, Port

Configurations);

4) R1.0.0, R1.0.2, and R1.0.3 Software Features;

5) Hardware Installation, Cabling, Commissioning (DCN);

6) Software Upgrade;

7) Database Backup;

8) Security (Encryption);

9) Alarms.

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