5-day instructor-led training with hands-on
labs, 0900-1700
Course Objectives
At the end of this VoIP with SIP course the student will be able
to;
describe the operation of SIP
describe the benefit of SIP
compare SIP to the PSTN and H.323
plan a VoIP rollout
describe the shortcomings of SIP
interpret SIP protocol packets
Course Overview
This course provides a detailed description
of the Session Initiation Protocol to implement Voice over the Internet
Protcol. The standards are covered and hands-on labs using Cisco,
Linksys and Asterisk VoIP equipment to reinforce the material.
Key Benefits
What SIP is and the market opportunities
What can be delivered using SIP technology
What are the SIP deployment business models
What are the SIP service bundles –
voice, data, video
Who Should Attend?
Internet Telephony Service Providers (ITSPs)
VoIP systems manufacturers, designers and
integrators
VoIP dealers, distributors, and channel
specialists
Telecommunication carriers
Executives: CEO, CXO, CMO, CTO, CIOs
Enterprise network managers, operations
and planning staff
Government Regulators
Researchers, Analysts, Investors and others
allied to the field
Course Outline
Day 1
Television architecture and evolution
- RF/Microwave medium
- Analog TV service
- Digital TV service
- Interactive TV service
Traditional Digital TV Architecture
- Broadcast medium constraints
- Acquisition
- Repackaging / Grooming
- Broadcasting
- Security and Interactive services in a broadcast medium
IPTV Services
- How to compete in a saturated market?
- Unique value proposition
- Case Studies
Day 2
Overall IPTV architecture
- Architecture diagram
- Interfaces and standards
Administrative and Organizational support
- Service availability, change control
- Support
- Content licensing
- Organizational security
Underlying network
- Multicast vs. Unicast delivery
- Multicast service models – ASM, SSM
- IGMP, IGMP snooping
- PIM-SM
- MPLS transport of IPTV traffic
- Service Monitoring
- QoE and how it relates to QoS
- Network-based security measures
- Industry trends
Day 3
Live TV acquisition/reception subsystem
- A word on the Satellite subsystem
- Satellite receivers/decoders
- Other possible sources
- Example products, trends
Live TV Transcoding and streaming
- CODECs – MPEG2, H.264, others
- Stream encryption & manipulation
- Example products, trends
Non-linear services subsystem
- Content library
- Front-end streaming servers
- Clustering and distributed VoD
- Live TV recording
- Security measures
- Example solutions, trends
Day 4
Conditional Access / DRM subsystem
- Principles of operation
- Example solutions
STBs
- Desired features
- Market overview
Middleware
- Desired features
- Market overview
User experience
- How little things matter
- Customization and the reseller model
- UI features
