Sunday, January 25, 2009

GMPLS Technologies: Broadband Backbone Networks and Systems

 

GMPLS Technologies: Broadband Backbone Networks and Systems

GMPLS Technologies: Broadband Backbone Networks and Systems

Product Description
Multi-Protocol Label Switch (MPLS) and Generalized MPLS (GMPLS) are key technologies for next-generation IP backbone networks. Until now, however, engineers have been forced to search for technical papers on this subject and read them in an ad-hoc manner. At last there is a book that explains both MPLS and GMPLS concepts in a systematic way. GMPLS Technologies: Broadband Backbone Networks and Systems addresses the basic concepts, network architectures, protocols, and traffic engineering needed to operate MPLS and GMPLS networks.

The book begins with an introduction of the nature and requirements of broadband networks. It describes the basics of control-oriented networks and Internet Protocol (IP). The text then examines the fundamentals of MPLS, explaining why MPLS is preferable to IP packet-based forwarding. This volume covers MPLS applications, details IP router structures, illustrates GMPLS, and explores important studies on traffic engineering in GMPLS Networks. The text concludes with a description of IP, MPLS, and GMPLS standardization topics. Network equipment design engineers and network service provision engineers can reference this book to understand the crucial techniques for building MPLS/GMPLS-based networks. Features · Addresses the basic concepts, network architectures, protocols, and traffic engineering needed to operate MPLS and GMPLS networks · Covers the fundamentals of connection-oriented networks including TCP/IP, flow control mechanism, and ATM protocol · Analyzes MPLS issues and applications, such as label switched paths (LSPs) and VPNs · Highlights IP router structures, examining technologies of data path function - switch architecture, packet scheduling, and forwarding engine ·

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WSU01 - Wireshark Functionality and Fundamentals

 

Learn to use Wireshark efficiently and effectively by placing your analyzer in an ideal location to capture traffic (even on a switched network). Learn to focus on key traffic using capture filters and display filters. Graph traffic, use navigation and colorization techniques and time values to easily spot network problems. Customize your Wireshark system and use the Expert system to identify problem areas. Learn how tshark, editcap, capinfos and other command-line tools work and test yourself by completing lab exercises.

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Networking (2nd Edition)

 

Networking (2nd Edition)

Networking (2nd Edition)

Product Description

This text provides a comprehensive look at computer networking from the point of view of the network administrator. It guides readers from an entry-level knowledge in computer networks to advanced concepts in Ethernet networks; router configuration; TCP/IP networks; local-, campus-, and wide-area network configuration; network security; optical networks; voice over IP; and industrial networks. Extensive examples on the Windows Server 2003/2008 configuration and system configuration for the Linux operating system are also included. A complete chapter is devoted to protecting and securing a network from potential network attacks.

Topics include denial of service attacks, firewalls, intrusion detection, password cracking, packet sniffing, and analyzing unsecured data packets. Other key network security issues, such as configuring router access lists, configuring a virtual private network (VPN) connection, and securing wireless networks, are also covered. Router configuration is examined, ranging from an introduction to router configuration to configuring multiple routing protocols for intranet and Internet data traffic. Routing protocols key to basic network operations are examined, including static, RIP, IGRP, OSPF, EIGRP, and BGP. The discussions on routing protocols are accompanied with in-depth steps for configuring the router to run the protocol, verify operation, and troubleshoot the router.

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VTC - TCP/IP Packet Analysis Tutorials 2008 (Eng)

 

VTC - TCP/IP Packet Analysis Tutorials 2008 (Eng)

VTC (Virtual Training Company) - TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) Packet Analysis

Both network administrators and IT security professionals must have the fundamental knowledge of TCP/IP to do their jobs. With that comes a necessity to be able to analyze TCP/IP traffic in order to troubleshoot network problems, analyze attacks, and better understand and secure their systems. Veteran VTC author, Bobby Rogers, will provide in-depth explanations for beginners and seasoned network professionals alike to enable them to understand the complex techniques of TCP/IP traffic analysis.

Overview:

Introduction
Introduction & Course Outline (04:03)

TCP/IP Concepts
The OSI Model (06:40)
The TCP/IP Protocol (05:13)
TCP/IP Protocols & Model (03:07)
How Network Communication Really Works (03:18)

Basics of TCP & UDP Protocols
Introduction to TCP & UDP Protocols (04:30)
TCP & UDP Ports (07:10)
TCP Sequence Numbers (02:16)
Windowing (02:22)
TCP Flags (02:27)
TCP 3-Way Handshake (02:21)
Demonstration: TCP Session (04:50)

TCP & UDP Packet Construction
Common Packet Construction (04:34)
Taking Apart a TCP Packet (03:54)
Demonstration - Taking Apart a TCP Packet (05:12)
Examining a UDP Datagram (02:33)
Demonstration - Examining a UDP Datagram (04:22)

Basics of IP Protocols
IP Protocols (04:23)
Breakdown of an IP Packet (04:00)
Demonstration: An IP Packet Header (04:01)
ICMP (07:03)
ARP (04:26)

Packet Analysis Tools
Wireshark (07:50)
Tcpdump & WinDump (02:44)
ColaSoft Packet Builder (06:10)
Hping2 (05:48)
Scanning Tools (05:24)

Packet Capturing
Packet Capturing with Wireshark pt. 1 (04:31)
Packet Capturing with Wireshark pt. 2 (04:02)
Recording & Using Packet Captures (06:37)
Sniffing Switched vs. Non-Switched Traffic (05:44)

Analyzing TCP/IP Traffic
Establishing Pattern & Timeline (04:55)
Getting the Entire Session (04:11)
Knowing What to Look For pt. 1 (02:13)
Knowing What to Look For pt. 2 (06:23)
Analyzing a Simple Traffic Capture (05:44)

Analyzing Common Protocols
FTP (06:47)
Telnet (05:27)
HTTP (05:54)
HTTPS (06:26)
SMB & NetBIOS (04:46)

Looking for Malicious Traffic
What Malicious Traffic Looks Like pt. 1 (05:06)
What Malicious Traffic Looks Like pt. 2 (04:34)
Excessive/Oversized/Fragmented Packets (03:24)
TCP Flags (05:31)
ICMP Attacks (06:27)
Spoofed Traffic (05:27)

Examining Wireless Traffic
Capturing Wireless Traffic pt. 1 (05:43)
Capturing Wireless Traffic pt. 2 (05:01)
Taking Apart a Wireless Session (07:12)
Examining Wireless Traffic - WEP (04:05)
Examining Wireless Traffic - WPA (04:54)

Practical Applications of Traffic Analysis
Network Troubleshooting pt. 1 (04:15)
Network Troubleshooting pt. 2 (05:58)
Intrusion Detection (06:39)
Network Forensics (05:33)
Defeating Traffic Analysis pt. 1 (04:27)
Defeating Traffic Analysis pt. 2 (04:31)

Course Wrap Up
Wrap Up (04:21)

About the Author
About the Author (01:08)

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GWGK - Implementing Cisco Voice Gateways & Gatekeepers

 

The GWGK training course is an advanced five-day course about implementing Cisco Voice Gateways in Enterprise or Service Provider environments. The aim of the course is to provide delegates with information and practice activities to prepare them to install, configure, monitor and troubleshoot Cisco voice gateways and gatekeepers in Enterprise installations, in accordance with the recommendations of Cisco’s Solution Reference Design (SRND) for IP Telephony guides. The examination for this course assesses the knowledge of the Systems Engineers on the implementation of Cisco gateways and gatekeepers to integrate a VoIP network to both PSTN and TDM equipment. This includes implementing dial plans and advanced gateway features such as SRST and DSP farms, The exam also covers implementing gatekeepers and directory gatekeepers to provide hierarchical dial plan resolution and call admission control.

Course Objectives

After completing the course, the student should be able to:

* Explain the function and interoperation of Gateways within a converged network
* Configure and implement a DSP Farm to support specified requirements
* Explain the function and interoperation of Gatekeepers within a converged network
* Determine the relevant technical and business needs that affect the choice of Gateway features, protocols and placement
* Design and deploy redundant Gateway/gatekeeper configurations to provide high availability
* Determine the relevant technical and business needs that affect the choice of Gatekeeper features, and placement
* Configure and implement a Gateway to interface with the PSTN
* Configure and implement a Gateway to interface with a PBX and voice mail system
* Design and deploy a dial-plan to meet specific requirements
* Implement extended services on the gateway including Auto Attendant and Accounting/Billing
* Configure and implement Gateways and Gatekeepers within a managed services or service provider environment.

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