Cisco EPN Manager Network Administration -Optical
This course is designed for network administrators (tier 2 and 3 operators) who monitor and provision the optical network (NCS 2000 and ONS devices) by using Cisco EPN Manager.
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We first discuss the philosophy of multiple-layer abstraction of telecommunication networks, including control, management, and data planes, and then describe various network control and management techniques used in optical networks: operation, administration . Optical networks, which utilize light to transmit data through fiber optic cables, offer high bandwidth, low latency, and reliability, making them the backbone of today's internet infrastructure. Cisco EPN Manager Network Administration - Optical is an instructor-led and lab-based course in which you learn to monitor, configure, and provision NCS 2000 and ONS optical network devices by using advanced Cisco EPN Manager features. •Network management consist of a set of functions which are essential to operate and mantain any network: •For these purposes it is usual to break down the optical layer into three sublayers: –Optical channel layer: deals with individual end-to-end ligthpaths –Optical multiplex section: deals.
This course is designed for network administrators (tier 2 and 3 operators) who monitor and provision the optical network (NCS 2000 and ONS devices) by using Cisco EPN Manager.
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