Telecommunications: A Beginner's Guide
by Moore, MitchEdition: 1st
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2001-12-11
Publisher(s): McGraw-Hill Osborne Media
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Summary
Written by the seasoned telecommunications training experts at Hill Associates, this book provides you with a step-by-step introduction to the industry, and includes practical hands-on tips and techniques on implementing key technologies. Covers emerging topics such as optical networking, wireless communication, and convergence, and contains blueprints that help bring the technology to life.
Author Biography
Peter Southwick is a Senior Member of the Technical Staff at Hill Associates. He has over 25 years experience in the telecommunications industry, is a regular speaker at industry conferences and is the co-author of ISDN Signature Edition. Mitch Moore is the Strategic Product Marketing Manager at Hill Associates and a Senior Member of the Technical Staff. He has over 20 years of experience in the telecommunications industry. Todd Pritsky is a Senior Member of the Technical Staff at Hill Associates where he specializes in developing and teaching courses in the areas of TCP/IP and the Internet, network security, e- commerce, ISDN, ATM, and xDSL. Cliff Riggs MCSE+I, CCNP, CCDP, CNA 5.0, CCA, MCP, Me.D is a Member of the Technical Staff at Hill Associates a telecommunications training and consulting company, where he leads training and develops courses in the following areas; TCP/IP, LAN & WAN, Switching, ATM & Frame Relay.
Table of Contents
1 Telecommunications Basics 2 Introduction to Data Networks 3 An Introduction to the Internet Part II: Network Foundations 4 The Physical Layer 5 Data Link Layer Protocols 6 Switching 7 The Network Layer 8 The Transport Layer 9 The Higher Layers Part III: The PSTN 10 Transmission 11 Switching in the PSTN 12 Common Channel Signaling System Seven 13 Integrated Services Digital Network 14 Wireless Telephony Part IV: Data Networks 15 The Local Area Network 16 The First PSPDN: X.25 17 Frame Relay 18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
3 An Introduction to the Internet Part II: Network Foundations 4 The Physical Layer 5 Data Link Layer Protocols 6 Switching 7 The Network Layer 8 The Transport Layer 9 The Higher Layers Part III: The PSTN 10 Transmission 11 Switching in the PSTN 12 Common Channel Signaling System Seven 13 Integrated Services Digital Network 14 Wireless Telephony Part IV: Data Networks 15 The Local Area Network 16 The First PSPDN: X.25 17 Frame Relay 18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
4 The Physical Layer 5 Data Link Layer Protocols 6 Switching 7 The Network Layer 8 The Transport Layer 9 The Higher Layers Part III: The PSTN 10 Transmission 11 Switching in the PSTN 12 Common Channel Signaling System Seven 13 Integrated Services Digital Network 14 Wireless Telephony Part IV: Data Networks 15 The Local Area Network 16 The First PSPDN: X.25 17 Frame Relay 18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
6 Switching 7 The Network Layer 8 The Transport Layer 9 The Higher Layers Part III: The PSTN 10 Transmission 11 Switching in the PSTN 12 Common Channel Signaling System Seven 13 Integrated Services Digital Network 14 Wireless Telephony Part IV: Data Networks 15 The Local Area Network 16 The First PSPDN: X.25 17 Frame Relay 18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
8 The Transport Layer 9 The Higher Layers Part III: The PSTN 10 Transmission 11 Switching in the PSTN 12 Common Channel Signaling System Seven 13 Integrated Services Digital Network 14 Wireless Telephony Part IV: Data Networks 15 The Local Area Network 16 The First PSPDN: X.25 17 Frame Relay 18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
Part III: The PSTN 10 Transmission 11 Switching in the PSTN 12 Common Channel Signaling System Seven 13 Integrated Services Digital Network 14 Wireless Telephony Part IV: Data Networks 15 The Local Area Network 16 The First PSPDN: X.25 17 Frame Relay 18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
11 Switching in the PSTN 12 Common Channel Signaling System Seven 13 Integrated Services Digital Network 14 Wireless Telephony Part IV: Data Networks 15 The Local Area Network 16 The First PSPDN: X.25 17 Frame Relay 18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
13 Integrated Services Digital Network 14 Wireless Telephony Part IV: Data Networks 15 The Local Area Network 16 The First PSPDN: X.25 17 Frame Relay 18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
Part IV: Data Networks 15 The Local Area Network 16 The First PSPDN: X.25 17 Frame Relay 18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
16 The First PSPDN: X.25 17 Frame Relay 18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
18 Asynchronous Transfer Mode Part V: The Internet 19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
19 The Internet Protocol Suite 20 Internet Access Options 21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
21 ISP Networks Part VI: Convergence 22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
22 Introduction to ATM Backbones 23 Internet Protocol as the Core
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