Understanding Networking 1
Production year 1999. Length 96 minutes. VHS-NTSC format. 66-page 8.5" x 11" softcover bound workbook.

In this video, we provide a concise, focused understanding of routers and networking, concentrating on solutions for enterprises using commercial datacom services to build Wide Area Networks (WANs). The first topic is private networks, composed of routers connecting dedicated lines like T1s. We'll review traffic that can be carried, then examine what functions routers perform. We'll also cover the important topic of IP addresses, IP address classes, and how IP addresses are assigned and used on a private network. Then we'll turn to bandwidth on demand or "packet-switched" services and Virtual Circuits, which are an improvement on dedicated lines. You'll receive a comprehensive overview of the jargon, buzzwords and technologies, including X.25, Frame Relay and ATM, including a case study of a enterprise solution using TCP/IP over Frame Relay.

This video provides you with current, solid knowledge of what routers do, IP addressing, networks and carriers' bandwidth-on-demand services like Frame Relay and ATM: mainstream solutions for business Wide Area Networks.

Chapter 1 Wide Area Networking With Routers and Dedicated Lines
1.03 Dedicated T1 Data Applications
1.05 Integrating Client/Server, Legacy Data, Voice and Video on a Dedicated T1
1.07 Better Technology: Statistical Multiplexing
1.09 Case Study: T1-Based WAN Integrated Data, Voice, Video
1.11 Edge Routers
1.13 IP Address Allocation
1.15 Using IP on a Private Network
1.17 Case Study: T1-Based LAN-LAN WAN

Chapter 2 Wide Area Networking With Bandwidth-On-Demand Services
2.03 Bandwidth On Demand Service Concepts
2.05 X.25 Packet Networks
2.07 X.25 Network
2.09 X.25 Protocols
2.11 X.25 Service Providers and Applications
2.13 Frame Relay
2.15 Frame Relay Performance: CIR and BIR
2.17 Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
2.19 ATM Protocols
2.21 ATM Today
2.23 Extranet: IP over ATM over Carriers Network
2.25 VPN: IP + Security over the Internet

Appendix A References
A.03 Acronyms and Abbreviations

Appendix B Quiz
B.03 Knowledge Evaluation Exercise

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[library/resources_menu.htm]		Understanding Networking 1 Production year 1999. Length 96 minutes. VHS-NTSC format. 66-page 8.5" x 11" softcover bound workbook. In this video, we provide a concise, focused understanding of routers and networking, concentrating on solutions for enterprises using commercial datacom services to build Wide Area Networks (WANs). The first topic is private networks, composed of routers connecting dedicated lines like T1s. We'll review traffic that can be carried, then examine what functions routers perform. We'll also cover the important topic of IP addresses, IP address classes, and how IP addresses are assigned and used on a private network. Then we'll turn to bandwidth on demand or "packet-switched" services and Virtual Circuits, which are an improvement on dedicated lines. You'll receive a comprehensive overview of the jargon, buzzwords and technologies, including X.25, Frame Relay and ATM, including a case study of a enterprise solution using TCP/IP over Frame Relay. This video provides you with current, solid knowledge of what routers do, IP addressing, networks and carriers' bandwidth-on-demand services like Frame Relay and ATM: mainstream solutions for business Wide Area Networks. Chapter 1 Wide Area Networking With Routers and Dedicated Lines 1.03 Dedicated T1 Data Applications 1.05 Integrating Client/Server, Legacy Data, Voice and Video on a Dedicated T1 1.07 Better Technology: Statistical Multiplexing 1.09 Case Study: T1-Based WAN Integrated Data, Voice, Video 1.11 Edge Routers 1.13 IP Address Allocation 1.15 Using IP on a Private Network 1.17 Case Study: T1-Based LAN-LAN WAN Chapter 2 Wide Area Networking With Bandwidth-On-Demand Services 2.03 Bandwidth On Demand Service Concepts 2.05 X.25 Packet Networks 2.07 X.25 Network 2.09 X.25 Protocols 2.11 X.25 Service Providers and Applications 2.13 Frame Relay 2.15 Frame Relay Performance: CIR and BIR 2.17 Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) 2.19 ATM Protocols 2.21 ATM Today 2.23 Extranet: IP over ATM over Carriers Network 2.25 VPN: IP + Security over the Internet Appendix A References A.03 Acronyms and Abbreviations Appendix B Quiz B.03 Knowledge Evaluation Exercise [library/footer_menu.htm]