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Core and Access Networks
Telecom networks are one of the most complex systems in the world, from the core network equipment all the way out to the access network technologies. Here you'll find resources on designing, implementing and routing telecom networks, as well the many technologies and protocols they use, specifically MPLS, VoIP, carrier Ethernet and optical technologies
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Telecom Routing and Switching
Routing and switching in telecom networks requires knowledge of sophisticated equipment and the protocols that traverse it. This section contains advice to help you select telecom switches and routers and resources to help implement protocols like BGP, EIGRP, OSPF, RIP and IS-IS.
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MPLS (Multi-protocol Label Switching) Networks
MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) technology is a fixture in service provider networks, offering flexible network segmentation and prioritization through quality of service (QoS). Get help here with everything from MPLS technology basics and the benefits of MPLS to full-blown backbone ...
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Carrier Ethernet
Ethernet is increasingly being used to provide services and transport in service provider access networks and carrier backbones. Learn best practices for delivering carrier grade Ethernet and about Ethernet's rise as transport technology and the debate between such options as PBT, PBB-TE ...
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VoIP in Service Provider Networks
VoIP is an integral part of most carrier services by now, but ensuring consistent voice quality can still be challenging. This section contains resources for ensuring best practices, security and QoS for VoIP, as well as planning and migration help for service providers making the ...
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Optical Networks
The optical network and its components are at the heart of carrier-class networks. Optical network design, optical network control and management, and selection and operation of such specific equipment as optical network switches and ROADMs is critical. Here you'll find help with those ...
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