The flexibility of ATM and its ability to deliver many types of user traffic ensure its inclusion in the IP, frame relay, and other packet switched networks of the future. This workshop seeks to explore the technical underpinnings of those abilities and provide the participant with the skills necessary to represent and support ATM services. Traffic Shaping - Combining the ATMF classes of service with traffic policies to create an effective multiservice network. Classical IP in an ATM environment - Investigates the operation of IP over an ATM network. Participants examine the configurations and traffic associated a Classical IP ATM network.
Participants examine the configurations and traffic associated in a multiservice network.
This exercise investigates the use of ATM as a backbone technology for the transport of frame relay traffic as per the FRF.5 specification. ATM Demand Connections - Investigates the procedures used to establish and terminate ATM demand connections. Participants examine the traffic exchanged between an ATM access device and an ATM network. Inc. All Rights Reserved.