Price is for 1 day
Duration
1 day
 
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, the participant will:
Understand the new paradigm in networking
Describe the Key concept of Open Flow Network
Describe the key concept of Software Defined Network
Describe the key concept of Network Function Virtualization
 
Suitable for
Strategic planners, network architects, network managers, systems engineers, service planners and carrier operation staff who are responsible for planning, implementing and deploying networks which may require SDN and/or NFV techniques in the future.
 
 
Prerequisite
Delegates should be from an engineering background with a solid appreciation of carrier class or enterprise networks. Understanding of a programming language such as Python or Java is helpful but not essential.
 
Content
1. Why we need new paradigm in Networking?
Converged Infrastructure
Traditional Computing Vs Modern Computing
Traditional & Modern Computing Provisioning Method
Modern Networking Complexity
Traditional & Modern Networking Provisioning Method
Computing Vs Networking
Current Network Vs Open Flow Network Vs SDN Network
Evolution of Open Flow, SDN and NFV
 
 
2. Introduction of Open Flow
Problems?
Need for Open Flow
What is Open Flow?
Traditional Switch Forwarding
Open Flow Switch Forwarding
Open Flow Illustration
Components of Open Flow Network
Open Flow Controller
Open Flow Channel
Open Flow Switch
Pipeline Processing
Packet Flow in Open Flow Switch
Open Flow
 
 
2. Introduction of Software Defined Network (SDN)
What is SDN?
Need for SDN
SDN Innovation and Components
SDN Approach
Soft RAN – SDN Approach to RAN
Server Abstraction Vs SDN Abstraction
SDN Abstraction
SDN Architecture
Layer 1: Infrastructure
Layer 2: Southbound Interface
Layer 4: Network Operating System
Types of SDN Controllers (NOSs)
SDN Controllers Parts: Core Services/ South & Northbound / West &
Eastbound
Northbound
Programming Language
Network Applications
 
3. Introduction of Network Function Virtualization
What is NFV?
Benefit & Promise of NFV
Sisyphus on Different Hills
Enter the software-defined era
Observation
The NFV Concept
The NFV Target
NFV Driver
NFV Components
NFV Architecture & Reference Points
NFV Entities
NFV Use Cases
 
4. Conclusion