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SReXperts 2016Your Survival Guide

Benvenuto in Italia!Welcome to Italy!

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Nokia is pleased to welcome you to the 11th

annual SReXperts EMEA Convention. This world-class education and training event is designed to help you leverage your investment in the Nokia IP Routing portfolio of products.

The event brings together industry experts in IP Routing to create an environment for exchanging ideas and experiences. It will deepen your understanding of Nokia’s IP/MPLS product portfolio and how, when and where to introduce NFV and SDN to evolve your network and the services you offer.

You are guaranteed to leave SReXperts with practical ideas and strategies for using IP to deploy innovative new services in ways that measurably improve margins and create new revenue opportunities.

Event Summary

We look forward to welcoming you in Rome!

https://www.etouches.com/srexpertsemea2016

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Before You Depart …

STAY CONNECTED WITH OUR NOKIA EVENTS APP!

All attendees will receive an invitation to download the app via e-mail on May 30.

Download the Nokia Events app, log in with your e-mail address and registration ID (received with your registration confirmation) and select the SReXperts EMEA 2016 event. Get last-minute updates on the agenda, see who’s speaking, connect with other attendees and so much more.

The event is also accessible to Windows phone users and desktop computers through our web-based version: Nokia.m.tap.cr. From this page, a user can access the full app content with connectivity to the web.

Registration e-mail address

Registration reference # *

* Received with your event registration confirmation (will also be located on your name badge)

Download the Nokia Event App

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Transportation to the Marriott Rome Park

The SReXperts 2016 will be held at the Marriott Rome Park.

By Taxi from Leonardo da Vinci International AirportDistance: 15kmTravel time: 20 minCost: 35€

By Taxi from Ciampino AirportDistance: 22kmTravel time: 30 minCost: 45 €

Payment can be made by cash or credit card(please check before entering the taxi whether they are able to accept credit cards)

Taxis authorized by Municipality of Rome and the Municipality of Fiumicino are white with a “TAXI” sign on the roof and a license number on the doors, on the back and inside the vehicle. Any other vehicle at the airport exit could be driven by persons not in possession of a valid taxi or car hire permit and the tariff requested may be higher, or in any case different from that foreseen by the Municipality of Rome. In the event of a problem or dispute, call Traffic Wardens at the number of 0667104282 or send an e-mail to [email protected] and report it on the site www.turismoroma.it.

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Transportation to the Marriott Rome Park

By Shuttle from Leonardo da Vinci International AirportThe bus stop is outside Terminal 3 (Arrivals exit). After the terminal exit,the bus stop is outside to the right at the bus parking number 25.

The timetable from the Fiumicino airport to the Marriott Rome Park is as follows:• every half hour, from 7:30 to 12:30• then at 13:30• then every half hour from 14:30 to 20:00• last one at 21:00

The price of a one-way ticket is 5€.

There is no shuttle service from Ciampino Airport.

By Car from Leonardo da Vinci International AirportLeave the Fiumicino airport through the highway towards Rome and exit on the G.R.A., following the directions to 'Aurelia'. Exit at 31-33 on the G.R.A. and follow the sign to 'Centro Direzionale Alitalia'. Then take the first turn to the right and continue on the road until you reach the Rome Marriott Park Hotel.

By Car from Ciampino AirportTake the G.R.A. following the directions to 'Aurelia' and leave the G.R.A. at the exit 31-33 f. Then follow the sign 'Centro Direzionale Alitalia', take the first turn to the right and continue on the road until you reach the Rome Marriott Park Hotel.

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Hotel InformationMarriott Rome ParkThe SReXperts 2016 will be held at the Marriott Rome Park. Due to the overwhelming response in registrations, a second block of rooms has been added at the Holiday Inn Rome. Please verify prior to your departure, which hotel has been reserved for you.

Marriott Rome ParkVia Colonnello Tommaso Masala, 54, Rome, 00148, Italyhttp://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/romau-rome-marriott-park-hotel/Guestroom Rate: 130€ (incl. buffet breakfast and Wi-Fi) w/o taxes and fees

The Rome Marriott Park Hotel offers an uncommon blend of convenience and sophistication. With an outstanding location just minutes from Rome's Fiumicino Airport and a vast selection of top-quality amenities, the hotel sets the stage for a remarkable experience in the Eternal City. Thoughtfully designed hotel rooms feature handcrafted furniture and elegant marble bathrooms, in addition to modern comforts such as a flat-screen TV. This well-placed hotel is only 10 miles from Fiumicino Airport and close to world-renowned destinations, including Vatican City and the Colosseum. For added convenience, the hotel offers a shuttle service to and from central Rome.

YOUR HOTEL RESERVATIONIf you have requested accommodation during your registration, you should have received a detailed hotel reservation confirmation from our agency Conference Contacts. Please verify prior to your departure that all your information is correct. If you have not received your confirmation or need to make changes to your reservation, please contact Rosalyn Giles at [email protected] or Tel. +44 1628 773 300.Please do not contact the hotel directly!

GUESTROOM CANCELLATION TERMSIn the event of cancellation, early departure or other changes less than 48 hours prior to arrival, including non-arrival or no-show, the Hotel reserves the right to charge individuals the full length of the stay as reserved as cancellation fees. All reservations for guests without credit cards, with invalid credit cards or incorrect credit card details will not be confirmed by the Hotel.

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Hotel InformationHoliday Inn Rome-Eur Parco Dei MediciThe SReXperts 2016 will be held at the Marriott Rome Park. Due to the overwhelming response in registrations, a second block of rooms has been added at the Holiday Inn Rome. Please verify prior to your departure, which hotel has been reserved for you.

Holiday Inn Rome-Eur Parco Dei Medici Viale Castello Della Magliana 65, Rome 00148, Italyhttp://www.ihg.com/holidayinn/hotels/gb/en/rome/romdm/hoteldetail?cm_mmc=GoogleMaps-_-hi-_-ITEN-_-romdmGuestroom Rate: 136€ (incl. buffet breakfast, Wi-Fi, VAT and city taxes)Completely renovated 4* hotel, conveniently located for business and leisure travellers, from the minute you step through our doors you will feel welcome! Rooms are spacious and stylishly decorated. It offers facilities like outdoor swimming pool, fitness center/sauna, free Wi-Fi and a shuttle service from both FCO Airport.

By Taxi from Leonardo da Vinci International AirportDistance: 12kmTravel time: 15 minCost: 30€

By Taxi from Ciampino AirportDistance: 21kmTravel time: 30 minCost: 45€

By Shuttle from Leonardo da Vinci International AirportSee instructions for Marriott Rome Park (page 5). The price of a one-way ticket is 4€.

By Car from Leonardo da Vinci International Airport - FCOFrom International Airport of Fiumicino carry on the Roma-Fiumicino Highway (A91) following the directions to Rome City Centre, after 12 km take the exit "PARCO DE' MEDICI"

on the right, then turn left under the bridge and go ahead for 250m. Hotel on left side.

By Car from From Ciampino AirportTake the ring road (GRA) in direction Fiumicino. Take exit number 30 in direction Roma EUR-Magliana. Go on for 2 km and take the exit "PARCO DE' MEDICI", go left under the bridge and after 250m. Hotel on left side.

YOUR HOTEL RESERVATIONIf you have requested accommodation during your registration, you should have received a detailed hotel reservation confirmation from our agency Conference Contacts. Please verify prior to your departure that all your information is correct. If you have not received your confirmation or need to make changes to your reservation, please contact Rosalyn Giles at [email protected] or Tel. +44 1628 773 300.Please do not contact the hotel directly!

GUESTROOM CANCELLATION TERMSIn case of any “no shows” or cancellation from the date of your request the full amount will be charged to the credit card provided. Please ensure the correct Arrival Date and Departure Date are requested as any early departure from the dates provided will result in the hotel charging for these nights on departure.

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Shuttle ScheduleHoliday Inn – Marriott

For those of you staying at the Holiday Inn Rome, a shuttle service has been set up with the following schedule:

Please note that the shuttle will be departing on time. If you miss the schedule time, please take a taxi to your destination.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday ThursdayFrom Holiday Inn

7:3012:0017:30

7:3019:00*

7:308:30

7:308:30

From Marriott 20:15 18:20 18:15 16:15

*you will be picked up at 19:00 from the Holiday Inn Rome and taken to CinecittaStudios; at the end of the evening you will be taken back to the Holiday Inn Rome

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Wi-Fi

Once again we will be offering free Wi-Fi throughout the conference facility. This year it will be through our own Nokia AirScale solution.

Connect to SSIDsrexperts

Network ConfigurationIPv4: DHCPAuthentication: None

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Floor Plans

Nokia Internal Use

Overview

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Onsite Registration Hours

MondayJune 6

TuesdayJune 7

WednesdayJune 8

ThursdayJune 9

8:00 – 20:00 8:00 - 18:00 8:00 – 18:00 8:00 – 16:00

The registration desk located in the Tiziano Foyer on the Lobby Level and will be open during the following hours:

Upon arrival at the Marriott Rome Park, please stop by the registration desk to collect your badge, event brochure and goodie bag.

For security purposes, badges must be worn at all times while in the conference facilities.

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Agenda Overview

TUESDAY, JUN 7 WEDNESDAY, JUN 8 THURSDAY, JUN 9

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Lunch

MONDAY, JUN 6

Workshops

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A detailed agenda will handed to you with your welcome package onsite and is also available through our Events App

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SReXperts EMEA 2016 Streams

Delivering Ultra-broadband

Web-scale Mobile Core

Software Defined Business Services and Data Center

IP Infrastructure & Technology

Transportation, Energy & Public Sector

There is insatiable demand for mobile, video and cloud-based services. This stream explores the key functionality that Nokia provides allowing operators to evolve their network to deliver these new ultra-broadband services in an efficient flexible way. This stream will provide platform and feature updates on the 7705 SAR and 7210 SAS. This stream will also include 7750 SR solution updates for: Broadband Network Gateway (BNG), virtual CPE, WLAN Gateway, Security Gateway and Application Assurance.

The current generation of wireless packet core networks has been exceptionally successful in delivery of a mobile service enjoyed today. Ironically it the evolve packet core architecture is also facing a combination of new innovations and disruptions. These new technologies include Internet of things (IoT), Narrow-band (NB) LTE for IoT, emerging 5G technology, private mobile radio (PMR). These new developments create new business use cases and models. Intertwined, there are new approaches to building networks functions that have web-application scale and agility. New cloud architectures offer the benefit to use commodity data-center infrastructure to deliver the next mobile-web core. The sessions will delve into the Service Domain and consider approaches to Gi Service Chaining, service steering and optimization of web and video content delivery.

This track will deal with the evolution and transformation of business services under the influence of Software Defined Networking (SDN). Objective is to bring the policy-driven cloud-based consumption model to enterprise business services. Nuage Networks Virtualized Network Services (VNS) is a complementary service to existing IP and Carrier Ethernet (CE) VPN services. We will explore the Nuage VNS and many 7750 SR multi-service edge enhancements as well as thin CPE. This track will also cover topics related to virtualizing data center network services. Nuage Virtualized Services Platform (VSP) lays the foundation for an open and dynamically controlled datacenter network fabric. We will cover enhancements in the latest release of the Nuage VSP as well as what our partners bring to the solution. Management of virtualized networking is a new challenge, so we will address it with a discussion of the Nuage Virtual Service Assurance Platform (VSAP). Data center interconnection as well DC architecture will be handled in depth as well as an update on E-VPN and service chaining.

This track will provide an update on the key IP Infrastructure products for Service Provider networks, including 7750 SR, 7950 XRS, 5620 SAM and the new Virtualized Service Router (VSR).This track will also feature technology updates on topics such as the evolution of IP/Optical integration, traffic steering and the role and integration of Netconf/Yang into the SR OS.

This stream is focused on Critical Infrastructure Networks for railways air navigation , utility, public safety, defense and state and local government organisations. Customers from various industries will be sharing their experiences in moving from legacy networks to IP/MPLS. This stream will also provide more insight in best practices for network migration, implementing cybersecurity and providing resilience to mission critical communication systems. Furthermore this stream will look at the evolution of technologies such as LTE, WiFi, and SDN and how they can help advance telecommunications for the various industries. Last but not least this stream will also provide key Nokia product roadmap information pertaining to the Transportation, Energy and Public Sector industries.

Extending the Datacenter Network beyond Server Connectivity (Wed pm

only)

Software applications have evolved from being monolithic to highly modular and distributed - both geographically and functionally. As such, one application is often a composition of ten maybe a hundred objects that can be placed, auto-scaled and upgraded independently. Virtual Machines are not an adequate technology anymore for this development paradigm. Instead, the developers and operational people make use of container technology, and use higher-order frameworks such as Kubernetes or OpenShift to manage such deployments. They also deploy those applications using a mix of private and public cloud, or distribute some of the intelligence directly at a remote offices. It will be no surprise that the networking aspect of such deployments is more complex. Flexibility, scalability and security are topmost concerns to the business owner. During this interactive breakout session we will discuss these challenges in further detail and will elaborate on how the Nuage Networks provides a consistent framework to addresses them.

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Guest SpeakersTuesday, June 7

Neil McRae, BT

Keynote

12:30 – 13:10

PLENARY

Andrew Chant, Exponential-e

Arto Urataipale, Sonera, part of Telia Company

VNS use-cases and customer testimonial

16:20 – 17:10

SOFTWARE DEFINED BUSINESS SERVICES AND DATA CENTER

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Guest SpeakersWednesday, June 8

Thierry Bassani, SSB/Swiss Federal Railways

Building a Mission Critical Data Network for Swiss-Railways

9:00 – 9:20

PLENARY

Vaibhav Parmar, Accenture

Unleashing the power of Nuage – Data Center and Branch

11:00 – 11:50

SOFTWARE DEFINED BUSINESS SERVICES AND DATA CENTER

Antonio Soldati, SimeoneMastropietro, Telecom Italia

Core network evolution and TI case study

14:50 – 15:40

IP INFRASTRUCTURE & TECHNOLOGY

Patrice Haldemann, Swissgrid

High Voltage Power Network migration from SDH to IP/MPLS

11:00 – 11:25

TRANSPORTATION, ENERGY & PUBLIC SECTOR

Dr. Steven Blair, Strathclyde University

Dealing with Asymmetry and Encryption in High Voltage protection networks

11:25 – 12:00


Jon Bovre, NetNordic

Implementing IP/MPLS with NGE in an industrial utility network

12:00 – 12:25


Nuno Sousa, NAV Portugal

The evolution of Telecommunications in Air Navigation Services

12:25 – 12:50


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Guest SpeakersThursday, June 9

Andrew Chant, Exponential-e

The journey to DC automation

14:05 – 14:35

PLENARY

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ExhibitionLayout

Stop by the Exhibition in Tiziano Ballroom and check out our demonstrations* live and up close:

*Descriptions located in the Appendix section

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Network Scale and Efficiency

• The pervasiveness of IP demands the technologies be packaged in a wide range of configurations and form factors to address the performance/cost ratios required throughout a network- Networks are the essential link for consumers and business. But they need to evolve and deliver

even more service value. They need to scale bigger and scale faster

- The 7950 is designed for the core, the 7750 for the service edge . The 7210 provides Carrier Ethernet access while the 7450 provides aggregation and transport of same. The 7705 supports legacy to IP network transformation and is a popular choice at cell sites for IP backhaul

• Demos: 7750 SR-12e, 7950 Extensible Routing System (XRS), 7950 XRS, 7210 SAS (Satellites and the Carrier Ethernet Transformation), 7705 SAR (Mobile and Mission Critical Backhaul), 7750 SR-a & 7750 SR-e (The Right-Sized Edge), Dynamic Experience Management, Application Assurance, Network Group Encryption, Asymmetrical Delay Control, AirScale


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Virtualization and Software Defined Services

• Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) is an enabling technology that is helping make networks more agile and valuable- Its premise is simple: instead of running IP services on dedicated routing platforms, extract the

software and run it on generalized x86 servers. Doing so brings significant benefits

• Our Nuage Networks Portfolio addresses the needs of datacenter networks and the delivery of software defined services to branch offices quickly and efficiently over any wide area network

• Demos: Virtualized Network Services with Nuage VNS, Cloud Packet Core, Compact Mobile Unit, Cloud Mobile Gateway, Rapid Network Expansion using VSR and SAM, Virtualized WLAN Gateway, Virtualized Route Reflector, VSR and Nuage, Elastic Video Delivery


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Carrier SDN and Network Management

• Our Network Management and Carrier SDN portfolio brings agility to IP and optical networks, enabling operators to transform and deliver dynamic services- The newest member of the portfolio is the Network Services Platform for Carrier SDN. It unifies

service automation and network optimization of IP and optical networks, enabling operators to cost-effectively delivery on-demand services

- The 5620 Service Aware Manager (SAM) family of products provides rapid provisioning, pro-active assurance and operational fit & flexibility for service-aware IP network management

• Demos: Carrier SDN-Dynamic service Ops instantiate with control & assurance; Congestion resolution using traffic flow control; Standards in action for PCE control and discovery, Assurance and IP Infrastructure Management, AA Analytics


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Professional Services and Certification

• Our extensive team of professionals and consultants are available to support your customer through the entire network lifecycle- We have engineering services to help you design, optimize, plan, integrate and audit your network.

We can help your customer integrate their network with IT, an area of increased focus with software defined networking now available

- Whether your moving to SDN or still collapsing legacy networks on to IP, we have the migration services to help your customers move forward

- To transfer skills and build up your own expertise, we offer advanced training to help you get there

• Demos: Tools and Automation-Service Portal; 5620 SAM Scripting, VNS Portal, IP Transformation, MyNetworkLab Service


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ExhibitionHours

MondayJune 6

TuesdayJune 7

WednesdayJune 8

ThursdayJune 9

18:00 – 20:00Welcome Reception

10:30 – 18:00 10:30 – 18:00 10:30 – 14:00

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Sponsoring Partner

Radware (NASDAQ: RDWR), is a global leader of application delivery and cyber security solutions for virtual, cloud and software defined data centers. Its award-winning solutions portfolio delivers service level assurance for business-critical applications, while maximizing IT efficiency. Radware’ssolutions empower more than 10,000 enterprise and carrier customers worldwide to adapt to market challenges quickly, maintain business continuity and achieve maximum productivity while keeping costs down.

For more information, please visit www.radware.com

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WorkshopsMonday, June 6

IP-LTE Monitoring & Troubleshooting

Operations Enablement with 5620 SAM Templates/Scripts

SAM Troubleshooting

PRE-REGISTERED THROUGH OUR WEBSITE SITE?Please note our workshop registration cancellation/no-show policy:In the event of cancellation prior to June 6, registrants will not be charged a cancellation fee. In case of cancellation on or after June 6, or no-show, we reserve the right to charge all workshop registrants a cancellation fee equivalent of 25€. This fee will not be assessed on top of the event cancellation fee as described above.

NRS II Workshop

Network Security Workshop

Nuage Networks Fundamentals Workshop

If you are registered for one of these workshops, please proceed to the designated room at the time your are scheduled to attend.

Should you still wish to register, please stop by the workshop room and check with the presenter, if seats are still available.

See Appendix for more details!

Descriptions located in the Appendix section

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WorkshopsTuesday, June 7

IP-LTE Monitoring & Troubleshooting

Operations Enablement with 5620 SAM Templates/Scripts

SAM Troubleshooting







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WorkshopsWednesday, June 8






NRS II Workshop



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WorkshopsThursday, June 9






NRS II Workshop



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Certification ProgramService Routing Certification Written Exams

The Nokia Service Routing Certification (SRC) Program is designed to teach the skills and knowledge individuals need for building and supporting today’s advanced IP/MPLS network and service environments. The program gives customers the training required to design, operate and troubleshoot these new networks, allowing their companies to get the most from its investment in IP service routing and their customers to enjoy the highest possible quality of experience.

The SRC Program has five certifications:

Nokia SRC written exams will be delivered through Nokia’s test delivery partner, Prometric.

Monday, June 608:00 – 16:00

Tuesday, June 708:00 – 16:00

Wednesday, June 808:00 – 16:00

Thursday, June 908:00 – 12:00

Network Routing Specialist I (NRS I)Network Routing Specialist II (NRS II)Mobile Routing Professional (MRP)

Triple Play Routing Professional (3RP)Service Routing Architect (SRA)

Pre-registration was available via the Prometric website. If you have pre-booked a seat for one or multiple exams, please proceed directly to Bramante 4. If you still wish to register, please see the Prometric staff in front of the testing room for available time slots.

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Certification ProgramNRS II Lab Exams

Nokia offers customers the opportunity to write the NRS II Lab Exam at SReXperts. This 3.5 hour practical lab exam is the final requirement to acquiring your NRS II certification.

In order to register for the exam, candidates must be eligible to write the exam. To be eligible, a candidate must have an active NRS I certification (or appropriate exemption) and must have passed the following written exams:

* Alternately, attendees can write the new Nokia NRS II Composite exam (4A0-C01) in place of these three exams to be eligible to write the NRS II Lab Exam.



Nokia Scalable IP Networks (4A0-100)Nokia Interior Routing Protocols (4A0-101)*

Nokia Multiprotocol Label Switching (4A0-103)*Nokia Services Architecture (4A0-104)*

If you registered for the exam, please proceed directly to Bramente 3

NO ONSITE REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE!

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Certification ProgramNuage Networks Virtuoso Certification Written Exams

The Nuage Networks Virtuoso Certification Program (NN-VCP) is designed for engineers, operations, installation, and technical sales and product support personnel involved with implementing cloud-based solutions using innovative Nuage Networks Software Defined Networking (SDN) products and technology.Whether your goal is to develop a better understanding of Nuage Networks cloud-based SDN connectivity solutions or to establish yourself as a distinguished virtuoso, NN-VCP can help get you, your career, and your organization on the winning path. This Nuage Networks Virtuoso Certification Program (NN-VCP) certification program will have six written exams.

Nokia Nuage Virtuoso certification written exams will be delivered through Nokia’s test delivery partner, Prometric.

Monday, June 608:00 – 16:00

Tuesday, June 708:00 – 16:00



Pre-registration was available via the Prometric website. If you have pre-booked a seat for one or multiple exams, please proceed directly to Bramante 4. If you still wish to register, please see the Prometric staff in front of the testing room for available time slots.

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Take advantage of this unique opportunity and book a 1-1 meeting with a Nokia eXpert on specific topics. These sessions are tailored around your needs and are organized in individual 60-minute slots.

Predefined topics:

Meet the eXperts Meetings

In order to book a meeting with an eXpert, please fill in the online request or sign up at the onsite registration desk.

Darlene SniderTel. +1 613 784 3286Mobile: +1 613 297 4417Email: [email protected]

7750 SR, IP/MPLS Services BNG

Carrier Grade NAT

Transformation

IP/MPLS Network Design & Optimization

Nuage & Data Center Nuage VNS / VPNs

Nuage VSP / Data Center

Mobile Mobile / EPC

5620 SAM, OSS, Automation & Tooling

5620 SAM Tools and Automation

NMS/OSS Consulting / NSP

NMS Reporting, Metrics and KPIs

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We have set up a private Facebook group to help facilitate any questions or recommendations:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/SReXperts/

We will be sharing demo updates, fielding questions, hosting discussions with our speakers and posting photos throughout the event.

Social Media

Attendees are encouraged to connect with their peers prior and after Rome by joining our LinkedIn group. This is a closed group for SReXperts attendees or colleagues.

http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=4483132&goback=.gna_4483132

We will be sharing demo updates, fielding questions and hosting discussions with our speakers throughout the event.

Attendees are encouraged to tweet their experiences during the event.

@SReXperts

We will tweet demo updates and agenda-related statements throughout the event.

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An online survey has been set up and you will receive the survey invitation via e-mail at the beginning of the event. Please take a few minutes and give us your feedback about the event in general, the demonstrations you visited and the many other offerings available during this 4-day event. An app-based survey has also been set up in Nokia Events, our mobile app. There, you can conveniently provide individual session ratings.

All survey participants will be entered into a prize drawing to be heldThursday during the closing plenary session. Participate now andget a chance to win a GoPro Hero+ LCD Action camera. You do not needto complete the survey in order to be entered into the prize drawing butyou must be present to win!

Your opinion is valued and will be used to shape future Nokia events. Thank you in advance for your feedback and time.

Surveys

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Optional Sightseeing TourMonday, June 6

In order to get a feeling for the city, we offer a 3-hour tour of the city on Monday, June 6, from 14:00 to 17:00. You will be picked up by coach and an English-speaking guide from the Marriott Rome Park Hotel.

Rome is a rich and wondrous city, full of secrets that hide many of her treasures. Walking has always been the way to discover those treasures, and so, today, we follow the age-old adage and we "do as the Romans do!“ With our expert guide we go off the beaten track to discover charming squares, beautiful fountains, ancient bridges, medieval quarters and architectural surprises. We stroll to the curious and picturesque Tiber island on the Tiber River, through the historic ghetto, and then, only minutes away, the unique Piazza Farnese to see the most splendid Renaissance palace in all Italy, one that Michelangelo himself decorated.

Our next stop is the very elegant Piazza Navona with its 17th-century baroque trimmings. The fountains and churches and residential palaces, the artists and caricaturists and the sidewalk cafes make this square the theatre of Rome." We continue to the

1900-year-old Pantheon, a pagan temple built by Agrippa in 27 BC and redesigned by Emperor Hadrian in about 118 before reaching the Trevi Fountain, the largest Baroque fountain in the city and the most beautiful in the world. A traditional legend holds that if visitors throw a coin into the fountain, they are ensured a return to Rome.

After the tour, you will be taken back to the Marriott Rome Park Hotel in time for our welcome reception in the exhibition.

The cost of this 3-hour tour is 53.25€ per person and includes bus transfer with an English speaking guide. You will be invoiced by Conference Contacts and payments can be made by any major credit card.

If you haven’t signed up for the tour yet during your event registration, please note that the tour is currently sold out. If you still wish to participate, please come and see us at the registration desk on Monday morning and we’ll be able to tell you if we had any last minute cancellations.

14:00 Departure from hotel17:00 Return to the hotel

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Networking DinnerTuesday, June 7

19:00 Departure from hotel19:30 Arrival at studios22:30 Return to the hotel

Join us for an unforgettable evening at Cinecittà Studios, which is the largest film studio in Europe, spreading over an area of 40 hectares with its 22 stages, 2 permanent tents, 300 dressing rooms and offices, 21 makeup areas and a 7,000 square meters outdoor tank. All dreams can come true in Cinecittà. The Cinecittà studios have been making films for 70 years, including many of the classic epics like Ben Hurand Cleopatra. They are the only studio in the world with pre-production, production and full post-production facilities on one lot - so you can walk in with your script and walk out with a completed film.

The Beginning of CinecittàCinecittà was opened by Mussolini in April 1937, with the intention of promoting Italy and the current fascist ideals through cinema. The complex, in south-east Rome, was designed as a complete centreof production, with facilities covering everything from training, through the production of

films, to post-production. Within six years, almost 300 films had been made at the new studios, assisted by the Alfieri Law, introduced in 1939, which was designed to assist home-grown film production.

Walk in the Foot Steps of CaesarYou will arrive with coaches and be welcomed by Roman legionnaires as you walk onto the outdoor set that reproduces in 4 hectares Rome at the Time of Caesar. Walk the streets, as Caesar would have walked them. But be careful, as you never know when a gladiator battle will unfold around the corner, you get mixed up in a legionnaires’ military maneuver or you simply enjoy the performance of some true Roman dancers. For those of you wanting to learn a few true Gladiator moves, you can participate in a gladiator school and learn some true ancient Roman gladiator techniques. Dining in the Rome of 2000 years ago, faithfully reconstructed in a surreal atmosphere, is a unique and memorable experience in itself.

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Benvenuto in Italia!Rome (Italian: Roma), the Eternal City, is the capital and largest city of Italy and of the Lazio region. It's the famed city of the Roman Empire, the Seven Hills, La Dolce Vita (the sweet life), the Vatican City and Three Coins in the Fountain. Rome, as a millennium-long centre of power, culture (having been the cradle of one of the globe's greatest civilisations ever) and religion, has exerted a huge influence over the world in its roughly 2800 years of existence.

The historic centre of the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With wonderful palaces, millennium-old churches, grand romantic ruins, opulent monuments, ornate statues and graceful fountains, Rome has an immensely rich historical heritage and cosmopolitan atmosphere, making it one of Europe's and the world's most visited, famous, influential and beautiful capitals. Today, Rome has a growing nightlife scene and is also seen as a shopping

heaven, being regarded as one of the fashion capitals of the world (some of Italy's oldest jewelry and clothing establishments were founded in the city).

With so many sights and things to do, Rome can truly be classified a "global city".

AirportsRome has two main international airports:• Leonardo da Vinci/Fiumicino International

Airport- Rome's main airport is modern, large, rather efficient and well connected to the city centre by public transport.

• Pastine/Ciampino International Airport-This is the city's low-cost airline airport, serving Easyjet, Ryanair and Wizzair flights, among others.

ClimateThe climate in Rome is warm and temperate. In winter, there is much more rainfall in Rome than in summer. The average daytime

temperate in June is around 230C.

CurrencyIn Italy, as in most of Western Europe, the official currency is the Euro (€). Changing money into Euro is expensive in Italy as exchange bureau fees are high. It is advisable to exchange your money before you arrive. Banks will only exchange currency for their own customers. Paying with travellerscheques is no longer accepted and they are almost impossible to change. ATMs are widespread. Major credit cards are widely accepted but some smaller shops, trattorias, and pensioni (small hotels or guesthouses) might not take them.

Dress CodeThe dress code for the SReXperts is business casual. For the evening events it’s casual.

Practical Information

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Electricity/VoltageElectricity in Italy conforms to the European standard of 220V to 230V, with a frequency of 50Hz. Wall outlets typically accommodate plugs with two or three round pins (the latter grounded, the former not).

HealthcareItaly has a public health system that is legally bound to provide emergency care to everyone. EU nationals are entitled to reduced-cost, sometimes free, medical care with a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), available from your home health authority; non-EU citizens should take out medical insurance. For emergency treatment, you can go to the pronto soccorso (casualty) section of an ospedale (public hospital). For less serious ailments call the Guardia Medica. If you need an ambulance, call 118.

Pharmacies are marked by a green cross, farmacie (pharmacies) and are open from 8.30

to 13.00 and 16.00 to 19.30 Monday to Friday and on Saturday mornings. Outside these hours they open on a rotational basis, and all are legally required to post a list of places open in the vicinity. If you think you’ll need a prescription while in Rome, make sure you know the drug’s generic name rather than the brand name. Regular medications are available over the counter – such as antihistamines or paracetamol – but they tend to be expensive in Italy.

LanguageIn Rome, obviously, the population speaks Italian. English is widely spoken in Rome by the younger generations and by people working in the tourist industry.

Marriott Rome Park Parking4€ hourly, 12€ daily

RestaurantsRomans love to eat. And they love to eat good

food. The city centre has obviously the highest concentration of tourists so it can quite easy to fall into the tourist traps but if you see a restaurant packed with locals, go for it, as you can't be wrong. Most likely, it will be a good place. In Rome, you'll find out that Italians are more than just pasta and pizza. Please refer to the Appendix section for a complete list of restaurant suggestions put together for you. If you need help making a reservation, the concierge at your hotel will be happy to help you or offer you more choices if needed.

ShoppingRome in an expensive city, so don't expect to find too many bargains. Nevertheless, window shopping is a joy and you will find good value for money, especially if buying leather goods (shoes, bags, gloves and belts) and certain decorative items (lamps, Italian modern designer goods and glassware).


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SmokingIn Rome, smoking is prohibited at public transportation stops and shelters as well as clubs, pubs and restaurants unless they have separate room for smokers. Not respecting this risks the offender receiving a fine.

Stay SafeRome is not a dangerous city but road safety is an issue. The highway code is obeyed with discretion, so don’t take it for granted that cars and scooters will stop at pedestrian crossings, or even at red lights. There are also plenty of scams and pickpocketing that target tourists. As in any other big city, it is better if you don't look like a tourist: don't exhibit your camera and keep your money in a safe place. Consciousness and vigilance are your best insurances for avoiding becoming a victim of a crime in Rome. Remember, if you are pickpocketed or victim of another scam, don't be afraid to shout, "Aiuto, al ladro!" (Help, Thief!). Carabinieri (black uniform, red striped

trousers) are military police while the Polizia(blue and grey uniform) are civilians, but they both do essentially the same thing. If you are robbed, try to find a police station ("commissariato") and report it. This is essential to establishing a secure insurance claim and to replace documents: the chances of it resulting in the return of your possessions are, however, fairly remote.In case of an emergency, there is only one number to remember: 112

TaxisTaxis authorized by Municipality of Rome and the Municipality of Fiumicino are white with a “TAXI” sign on the roof and a license number on the doors, on the back and inside the vehicle. PLEASE NOTE: Any other vehicle at the airport exit could be driven by persons not in possession of a valid taxi or car hire permit and the tariff requested may be higher, or in any case different from that foreseen by the Municipality of Rome. In the event of a

problem or dispute, call Traffic Wardens at the number of 0667104282 or send an e-mail to [email protected] and report it on the site www.turismoroma.it.

TippingRomans are not big tippers. In taxis tipping is optional, but most people round up to the nearest Euro. In restaurants the service (servizio) is generally included; if it's not, a Euro or two is fine in pizzerias, 10% in restaurants. In bars it is not necessary, although many people leave small change if drinking at the bar.


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Time ZoneRome is in the Europe Central time zone (GMT +1). During the period from March to October, it is 'summer time'.

TransportationSightseeing Rome on foot is indeed an exhausting enterprise. The public transport system of the underground, trams and buses gets you to the major tourist sites and attractions quicker. Bearing this in mind, we suggest purchasing a Roma Pass, costing 36 Euros and entitling card holders to use public transport for three days running, as well as benefit from discounts in museums, at tourist sites, shops and theatres.

VocabularyParla Inglese? Do you speak English?Grazie Thank YouPrego You are welcomePer favore –Per Piacere Please

Buon Giorno Good Morning - Good Afternoon

Buona Sera Good EveningBuona notte Good NightCome sta?(singular) How are you?Come state?(plural) How are you?Mi scusi / Scusi ExcuseCiao Hello / GoodbyeQuanto costa? How much does it cost?Arrivederci GoodbyeDov'è ....? Where is ...?Gabinetto/Bagno Lavatory/Toilet

More Informationhttp://www.turismoroma.it/?lang=enhttp://www.rome.infohttp://www.lonelyplanet.com/italy/rome/essential-informationhttp://wikitravel.org/en/Rome#Dohttps://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g187791-Rome_Lazio-Vacations.html


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Weather

The extended weather forecast for Rome as of Monday, May 30, is listed below. Please check back at the following link (https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/ITXX0067:1:IT) to get an updated forecast.

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Onsite Contacts

Main Contact Karen Whitaker Mobile: +49 171 305 1967Email: [email protected]

Airport TransfersHotel ReservationsOnsite registration Rosalyn Giles Mobile: +447711926825

Email: [email protected]

Certification Program Karyn Lennon Mobile: +1 613 314 6895Email: [email protected]

Convention Fee PaymentsOnsite RegistrationSightseeing Tour Antony Waite Mobile: +44 7711926826

Email: [email protected]

Meet the eXperts Meetings Darlene Snider Mobile: +1 613 297 4417Email: [email protected]

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AppendixFiumicino Airport

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AppendixCiampino Airport

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AppendixLocation Map

Fiumicino Airport

Marriott Rome Park Holiday Inn

Ciampino Airport

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Appendix

Nokia Internal Use

Metro Map

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Network Scale and Efficiency DemosAppendix

7750 SR-12e, 7950 Extensible Routing System (XRS), 7950 XRSDiscover the current and expanded capabilities of the 7950 XRS and 7750 SR-12e including High Voltage DC. Explore chassis architecture, capabilities, key platform differentiators and why these platforms provide significant investment protection for years to come.

7210 SAS: Satellites and the Carrier Ethernet TransformationGet a first-hand look at the newest 7210 SAS platforms, devices, line cards and features servicing a range of applications including Ethernet demarcation, customer located equipment, Ethernet and IP/MPLS services, MBH and Carrier Ethernet aggregation. See the latest hardware in a growing list of Ethernet satellite platforms.

7705 SAR: Mobile and Mission Critical BackhaulExplore the latest features of the award-winning 7705 SAR family. See how the 7705 SAR efficiently brings IP/MPLS networking to a variety of applications across energy, transportation, air traffic control, defense, oil & gas, public sector and mobile operator environments.

7750 SR-a & 7750 SR-e: The Right-Sized EdgeExpanding backhaul and aggregation is not only about growing upward but also about growing having platforms that fit the right size at the right price point with the right density. The SR-a and SR-e platforms have been custom designed around Nokia’s FP3 chipset to provide those exact capabilities. Explore the SR-e and SR-a, their new enhancements and the advantages they can provide.

Dynamic Experience Management, Application AssuranceSR-OS Application Assurance as DEM gateway

Network Group EncryptionSecure and reliable communications is vital for critical infrastructure operators. This demo station will showcase Nokia’s award-winning network encryption solution called Network Group Encryption (NGE). Using an innovative group key concept and operating seamlessly at the IP/MPLS layer, NGE offers unparalleled flexibility and simplicity to protect both packet and TDM traffic, as well as strong resiliency to survive multi-fault network failure and even loss of key servers.

Asymmetrical Delay ControlLegacy mission-critical applications, such as teleprotection, demand stringent and deterministic transport. Of the various protection schemes, current differential protection further requires symmetric delay. This station will explain how an innovative mechanism named asymmetric delay control (ADC) can remedy the asymmetric delay in the playout buffer caused by jitter.

AirScaleThis demo discusses and showcases gigabit wireless performance and deployment simplicity of Nokia’s cloud-based Wi-Fi portfolio that supports multiple ways of securely on-boarding clients. An integral part of the Nokia AirScale Radio Access radio technology, Nokia AirScale Wi-Fi turns Wi-Fi related industry trends (i.e. cloudification, 3GPP standardization and chipset advancements) into an optimized Wi-Fi solution suitable for Carriers and Enterprises.

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Virtualization and Software Defined Services DemosAppendix

Virtualized Network Services with Nuage VNSThis demonstration will show you how easy it is to onboard a new location in the enterprise network environment.#1. Configure the network.#2. Courier the branch image or device.#3. Authenticate the device to the network once received.And "we are done"! Just 3 easy steps to launch Nuage Networks Virtualized Network Services.

Cloud Packet CoreThis demonstration will show Nokia’s technology leadership in designing and developing a cloud-optimized packet core network. The Cloud Packet Core is a common core to support multiple RATs (cellular, Wi-Fi and fixed), multiple services (mobile broadband, massive IoT/M2M, and critical MTC, Machine Type Communications) and multiple network and service operators. It’s built with NFV/SDN and cloud technologies to deliver the scale, performance and flexibility needed for delivering today’s services with an evolutionary path to 5G for tomorrow’s opportunities.

Compact Mobile UnitThe network function virtualization (NFV) of the evolved packet core (EPC) elements has brought a new product from Nokia called “9430 Compact Mobile Unit (CMU)”. The combined virtualization of the Serving Gateway (SGW), Packet Gateway (PGW) and Mobility Management Entity (MME) into a single Nokia Airframe Cloud Server platform that allows operators to create new or parallel

EPC networks with ease to address Enterprise M2M services and open smaller vertical segments. The Compact Mobile Unit (CMU) takes advantage of the proven and operational software streams from our packet core, which have been optimized for NFV/Software Defined Network (SDN). The CMU will offer several redundancy models to provide that expected “Carrier Grade” resiliency that operators are accustom.

Cloud Mobile GatewayVirtualized mobile gateway on AirFrame w/ CloudBand

Rapid Network Expansion using VSR and SAMEnabling new markets on the network can be expensive and time consuming. This demo shows how Nokia’s VSR coupled with the SAM suite of products can enable your network to address new markets rapidly with whilst reducing the cost barrier to entry and the risk associated with doing so. The demo shows end-to-end integration of Nokia’s solutions to deploy, operate, dynamically shrink and grow and decommission virtualised routing functions.

Virtualized WLAN Gateway

Virtualized Route Reflector

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Virtualization and Software Defined Services DemosAppendix

Elastic Video DeliveryWith the increased deployment of virtualised network functions (VNFs) and functionality moving to the cloud, Nokia's Elastic Video Delivery products allow resources to be allocated more flexibly, when and where they are needed to help customers better manage the changes in traffic that they are seeing. For example, during a major sporting event or incident, the provider can dynamically provision virtualized machines in minutes rather than weeks or months and cache popular content closer to users to better manage video traffic over their networks. Once demand has slowed, extra capacity can be released and used on other applications or services. The demonstration shows an Elastic Content Distribution Network (CDN) dynamically scaling up and down video streaming capacity while a Nuage controlled Software Defined Network (SDN) automatically provisions and configures the required network connectivity inside the Data Centre.

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Carrier SDN and Network Management DemosAppendix

Carrier SDN:Dynamic service Ops Instantiate with control & assuranceThis demo will cover the key aspect of next generation L2 and L3 service fulfilment with in-line traffic engineering with the NSP and outline how service verification can become part of the overall service fulfilment process.Congestion resolution using traffic flow controlThis demo highlights an SDN-based solution for addressing MPLS network congestion situation, using NSP NRC-F openflow controller, by automatically detecting pre-congestion situation and selectively steering top traffic flows to alternate paths without disrupting existing routing infrastructure and without requiring any additional complex configuration.Standards in action for PCE control and discoveryOSPF network topology discovery using BGP-LS.PCE establishment of disjoint and bi-directional RSVP-TE and SR-TE LSPs.PCE management of a delegated RSVP-TE LSP with primary path, FRR backup path, and secondary standby path

Assurance and IP Infrastructure ManagementThis demonstration provides a tour of the latest feature set in 5620 SAM Assurance and infrastructure management applications. One of the main application that is showcased is the newly introduced SAM Network assurance application called Network Supervision used to monitor and troubleshoot PNFs and VNFs. New features from other applications like Service Supervision and Golden Configuration are also being demonstrated.

AA AnalyticsProvide an overview of the new NSP Analytics application for Application Assurance (AA). Live traffic network reports from the event will be shown.

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Professional Services and Certification DemosAppendix

Tools and Automation:Service PortalService Portal is a service application which provides lightweight OSS application functionality to 5620 SAM, supporting customized service provisioning, reporting and analytics. It addresses the Service Provider and Vertical Markets. This demonstration will highlight new user interface and applications in Service Portal.5620 SAM ScriptingThe SAM Velocity templates are popular for simplifying and providing consistent network configuration using custom 5620 SAM UI workflows. This demo starts with an overview of the 5620 SAM XML API (SDK) and Velocity Templates with follow-up examples of script development and the real world use of the scripts for operational enablement transformation.

VNS PortalVNS Portal is a new service product to provide SD-VPN portal functional to the Nuage VNS solution. The demonstration highlights the key functionalty of the VNS Portal including branch management, VPN management, dashboard and statistics.

IP TransformationVideo demo of the IP Transformation process, from identifying the business requirements, to developing the migration strategy, and utilizing industrialized tools to effect mass transformation.

MyNetworkLab Service

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AppendixIP-LTE Monitoring & Troubleshooting Workshop

Muhammad Asif, Reza RokuiPROFESSIONAL SERVICES

With migration from the reliable circuit-switched networks to 3G / LTE’s new all-IP evolved packet core (ePC), it is critical and challenging to monitor, assure and optimize RAN performance. Nokia products are equipped with tools for measuring and collecting all kinds of performance and accounting data (KPIs) for IP RAN. It is important to use the right set of tools for data collection (and visualization) for a better scalability and for an efficient use of the network resources. This workshop will focus on to discuss the use cases such as circuit performance (latency, jitter, packet loss), QoS assessment, capacity and traffic analysis.

Monday, June 613:30 – 15:30

Tuesday, June 714:00 – 16:00

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AppendixOperations Enablement with 5620 SAM Templates/Scripts Workshop

Eng-Teck LeePROFESSIONAL SERVICES

The SAM Velocity templates are popular for simplifying and providing consistent network configuration using custom 5620 SAM UI workflows. This hands-on workshop will start with an overview of the 5620 SAM XML API (SDK) and Velocity Templates with a follow up discussion of the real world use of the scripts for operational enablement. Later on, participants will be encouraged to work with the 5620 SAM SDK examples before creating their own script/template.

Monday, June 613:30 – 15:30

Tuesday, June 714:00 – 16:00

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AppendixSAM – Network & Service Troubleshooting Workshop

Brian MackenzieION LEARNING SERVICES

Nokia offers a variety of training courses for the 5620 Service Aware Manager (SAM). Our latest course refresh is designed to cover 5620 SAM Release 12.0 R1 advanced troubleshooting and fault management within our core Network and Service Troubleshooting with the 5620 SAM course. This unique workshop covers a selected sample of 4 learning modules and 3 labs from the course over a 3 ½ hour duration. Through practical examples and hands-on 5620 SAM exercises, participants will develop their troubleshooting skills using a variety of 5620 SAM troubleshooting tools and capabilities, including:

• A closer look at alarm investigation details• An introduction to the advanced fault management app• Troubleshooting with policy audits• Isolating problems from service alarms

Monday, June 613:30 – 17:00

Tuesday, June 714:00 – 17:30

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AppendixNRS II Lab Workshop

Brian MackenzieION LEARNING SERVICES

Hands-on practice and experience customers need to build their skills and prepare for them for the Nokia NRS II lab exam.

This complimentary three and a half hour lab based workshop, delivered by a member of the Nokia Service Routing Certification Program, gives attendees practice with configuration scenarios to help them prepare for the NRS II lab exam. Exercises will focus on the following:

• IRP • MPLS (RSVP-TE and LDP)• Layer2/Layer 3 services (VPLS/Epipe/IES/service inter-operation)

Monday, June 609:00 – 12:30


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AppendixNetwork Security Workshop

Jean-Luc Kriker ION LEARNING SERVICES

The Nokia Network and Service Router Security course (course no. TTP30096) presents the technology, techniques, and best practices for implementing security in a Service Router based network. This 3.5 hour complimentary workshop focuses on the different techniques for securing the service router operating system (SR OS) management plane, control plane and data plane. A high level overview covering various security techniques is provided in the first hour followed by two and a half hour of hands-on exercises.

You will get experience in the following activities:

• Configure and verify CPM queues and CPU protection• Configure and verify BGP route origin validation (ROV)• Configure and verify BGP source-based remote triggered black hole (RTBH)

Monday, June 609:00 – 12:3013:30 – 17:00



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AppendixNuage Networks Fundamentals Workshop

Glenn WarnockION LEARNING SERVICES

This 3.5 hour, complimentary workshop focuses on the Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform (VSP) and it’s solution for datacenter network virtualization. The workshop provides hands on experience configuring and verifying a Nuage VSP data center. A high level overview of the Nuage VSP components are provided in the first half hour of the workshop, followed by three hours of hands-on exercises. You will get experience in the following activities:

The workshop is based on exercises from the 5-day course: Nuage Networks Fundamentals: Software Defined Networking for the Datacenter and Beyond (course no. TTP36005).

Monday, June 609:00 – 12:3013:30 – 17:00

Tuesday, June 714:00 – 17:30



• Configuring a new enterprise and an administrative user

• Creating a Layer 3 domain with corresponding subnets and virtual machines (VMs)

• Verifying connectivity between VMs in the

domain• Creating and testing a security policy• Interconnecting Virtual Machines (VMs) to a Layer

3 VPN with the 7750 Service Router

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AppendixRestaurant Suggestions

Hostaria Da Costanzahttp://www.hostariacostanza.itThis is old-school Roman dining at its best. In the basement of Pompey's Theatre, Costanza serves up simple and wonderfully cooked food such as a creamy riso con fiori di zucca (risotto with courgetteflowers), perfect ravioli di carciofi (ravioli with artichokes) and a simply delicious filetto di manzo al barolo (fillet of beef with barolo wine sauce). Bookings essential. The waiters are friendly, the house wine is quite good and the prices are remarkably reasonable.Address Piazza del Paradiso 63-65 Telephone +39 06 686 17 17 Location close to Campo de’ Fiori/Piazza Navoona

Armando al Pantheonhttp://armandoalpantheon.it/en/This family-run trattoria situated less than 200 metres from the Pantheon's porch has probably fed every Roman at least once since it opened in 1961. The menu is seasonal Roman and remains fairly traditional from Monday to Friday, but at Saturday lunch the chef experiments a bit, using exotic spices to enhance Roman classics. The service is warm and efficient. At lunch, you are bound to rub elbows with a few government bureaucrats from the nearby senate and

parliament, while at dinner you will encounter more tourists than locals. Booking is highly recommended.Address Salita dei Crescenzi 31Telephone +39 06 688 03034Location Pantheon

Taverna degli Amicihttp://www.latavernadegliamici.netA smart trattoria in a delightful medieval setting, the Taverna sits on a pretty ivy-draped piazza on the edge of the Jewish Ghetto. It serves consistent classics like saltimbocca alla romana (‘leap in the mouth’ veal with sage), plus delicious seafood and homemade desserts. There’s also an excellent wine list. The service is very good and the prices are reasonable. If the weather is nice, you can eat al fresco in a delightful little square in a hidden corner of Rome.AddressPiazza Margana 37Telephone + 39 06 69920637 Location Piazza Venezia

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Caffe’ Propagandahttp://www.caffepropaganda.it/?lang=enOpened in mid-October 2012, a few steps from the Coliseum, CaffèPropaganda is a Paris-style bistro, offering though high quality roman cuisine cuisine, with a particular focus on light meals, like salads, sandwiches, and pasta dishes, all according to the Italian tradition.Caffè Propaganda is already a big hit with the locals. Due to its sophisticated atmosphere, reminiscent of a posh café Parisienne, this is a great place for business meetings. But come any time: despite the name, Caffè Propaganda is warm and welcoming. Service is good and attentive. Prices are reasonableAddressVia Claudia 15Telephone +39 06 94534255Location Colosseum

Taverna dei Mercantiwww.tavernademercanti.com/Located on a piazza in Trastevere, this restaurant is in a building whose appearance does not seem to have changed much in 1000 years! The ancient walls and the beams give you a 17th century feel and the antique oil lanterns, keys and copper pots and meat hooks really add to a wonderful atmosphere! Go at night and check out the torches on the

side of the building! The pizza is great but not only – all the other dishes are a selection of the best italian cuisine. Prices are reasonable and the service is good and attentiveAddressPiazza dei Mercanti 3Telephone +39 06 5881693Location Trastevere

Hostaria Romanahttp://www.hostariaromana.itLocated in the city centre – few minutes from Via Veneto – it is a traditional informal restaurant where the chef is really careful in offering local dishes using always fresh ingredientsGuests are welcomed by professional staff members – that make everyone feel at home. Opened in the 1950’ it is mostly known amongst the locals for the good quality of the cuisine.AddressVia del Boccaccio 1Telephone +39 06 4745284Location Via Veneto

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Vineria Al Chianti

Just up the hill from the Trevi fountain the Vineria il Chianti’s vine-clad exterior reveals a low-lit wine bar with a romantically rustic interior.The menu, as well as many of the wine bottles that line the walls, comes from Tuscany and includes veal meatballs, lamb chops and home made pasta as well as excellent pumpkin tortellini with mint and pappardelle with a rich wild boar – there have been introduced recently several dishes of the Roman cuisine and at night you can also have pizza. Service is good and prices are reasonable.AddressVia del Lavatore 81Telephone +39 06 6787550Location Trevi Fountain

La Matricianellahttp://www.matricianella.itWith its gingham tablecloths, chintzy murals and fading prints, Matricianella is an archetypal trattoria, much loved for its traditional Roman cuisine. Its loyal clientele go crazy for ever-green crowd-pleasers like battered vegetables, artichoke alla giudia (fried, Jewish style), and saltimbocca (veal cutlet with ham and sage). Booking is essential. Attentive service – moderate prices.

AddressVia del Leone 4Telephone +39 06 6832100Location Via del Corso – Spanish Steps

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