Oracle Communications IP Service Activator 7.0: User

This course introduces students to the user-oriented features of Oracle Communications IP Service Activator. Conceptual information is presented incrementally to build a student's understanding of the product and its purpose. Mastery of the UI to discover networks, define configuration, and deliver services is gained through a series of comprehensive lessons and exercises.

Students develop the skills to assess the network status, provision MPLS VPNs, L2 VPNs, and implement detailed QoS solutions. They also learn to leverage resources including the product documentation and online help to extend their expertise with IP Service Activator. Upon completion of this course, students are knowledgeable about IP Service Activator's strengths and capabilities and are capable product users.

Learn to:

• Applying configuration
• Mastery of the UI
• Creating MPLS VPNs
• Discovering networks
• Implementing QoS solutions
• How IP Service Activator works

A Live Virtual Class (LVC) is exclusively for registered students; unregistered individuals may not view an LVC at any time. Registered students must view the class from the country listed in the registration form. Unauthorized recording, copying, or transmission of LVC content may not be made.

Audience

• Developer
• End Users
• Technical Consultant

Course Topics Introduction

• The Oracle Communication Suite
• Product Overview
• System Architecture

Concepts

• The Object Model
• Introduction to Transactions
• Policy Inheritance
• Statefulness
• User groups and security

The UI and Creating a Domain

• Main Windows and Panes
• Creating Maps
• UI Features
• Creating a Domain

Transactions

• The Current Transaction
• Committing Transactions
• Saving Transactions
• Merging Transactions
• Scheduling Transactions
• Aborting Transactions
• Rolling Back Transactions
• Exporting Transactions

Discovering the Network

• Using SNMP
• Fetching Capabilities
• Manual Discovery
• Command Delivery Modes
• Managing Devices
• Assigning Devices to Proxies

Roles and Device Audit

• DiffServ Overview
• User-Defined Roles
• Applying Roles
• Auditing a Device

MPLS VPN Introduction

• Concepts
• Topologies
• MPLS Introduction
• VRF tables
• Route distinguishers
• Route targets

Provisioning MPLS VPNs

• Adding a New Customer
• Adding a VPN Site
• Linking an Interface to a Site
• Setting Properties
• Adding a VPN
• Creating a Management VPN
• Adding Sites to a VPN

Advanced MPLS VPN Concepts

• Setting Domain-level options
• Setting Site-level options
• Setting VPN-level options

L2 VPN Technology

• Virtual Leased Lines
• Interface Creation
• Metro Ethernet VLANs
• Transparent LAN services

Quality of Service Introduction

• Understanding the Role of QoS
• Differentiated Services Overview
• QoS and Security Tools
• Interface Capabilities

Classification

• Configuring Classification Rules
• Using Local Classification
• Using Classification Groups
• Packet Marking
• Matching Roles
• Creating Classifications
• Creating Traffic Types and Groups

Access Rules

• Packet Filtering
• Configuring Access Rules
• Setting Properties

Policing Rules

• Configuring Policing Rules
• Using Classification
• Setting Actions
• Setting Properties

Per Hop Behavior Groups

• Using PHB Groups to Deliver QoS
• Creating Classes of Service
• Adding a PHB Group
• Setting QoS Mechanisms

Modular QoS CLI PHB Groups

• Using MQC PHB Groups to Deliver QoS
• Creating Classes of Service
• Adding a MQC PHB Group
• Setting QoS Mechanisms

Course Objectives

• Using IP Service Activator to discover and manage networks
• Provisioning MPLS VPNs
• Provisioning L2 VPNs
• Implementing Quality of Service solutions