Analyzing Broadband Networks

Name: Analyzing Broadband Networks
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ISBN: 9780072125320

ISBN-10: 0072125322

ISBN-13: 9780072125320

Edition: 3rd 2000

Authors: Mark A. Miller

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This professional's guide offers information on the newest generation of networking services which meet the challenge of greater bandwidth. The book uses case-studies that illustrate broadband protocols in operation & how to troubleshoot failures.

Book details

Edition: 3rd
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 672
Size: 7.75" wide x 9.50" long x 1.75" tall
Weight: 2.596
Language: English

Preface	p. xv
Broadband Networks and Their Applications	p. 1
Broadband Application Requirements	p. 2
Broadband Transmission Rates	p. 3
Communication Network Architectures	p. 4
Switching Technologies	p. 5
Comparing Broadband Technologies with the OSI Reference Model	p. 7
Standards for Broadband Technologies	p. 9
Organization of This Book	p. 11
Digging Deeper	p. 12
References	p. 12
ISDN Architecture	p. 15
ISDN Architecture	p. 16
ISDN Architectural Model	p. 16
ISDN Functional Areas	p. 18
ISDN Standards	p. 19
ITU-T ISDN Standards	p. 19
ANSI ISDN Standards	p. 20
Telcordia Technologies ISDN Standards	p. 21
NIST ISDN Support	p. 22
ISDN Interfaces	p. 22
Basic Rate Interface	p. 24
Primary Rate Interface	p. 25
ISDN Services	p. 26
Bearer Services	p. 27
Teleservices	p. 29
ISDN Protocols	p. 29
ISDN Addressing	p. 33
ISDN Interworking	p. 34
Digging Deeper	p. 39
References	p. 39
ISDN Protocols	p. 43
ISDN Protocol Architecture	p. 44
ISDN Layer 1	p. 48
The Basic Rate Interface	p. 49
The Primary Rate Interface	p. 54
The ISDN Data Link Layer	p. 58
Link Access Procedure for the D-channel	p. 58
Data Link Layer Support for Non-ISDN Terminals	p. 62
ISDN Layer 3 Protocol	p. 63
ISDN Signaling Messages	p. 64
The Q.931/Q.932 Message Formats	p. 64
Q.931 Message Categories	p. 66
Q.931 Message Descriptions	p. 69
Q.931 Information Elements	p. 71
Q.932 Messages	p. 71
Q.932 Information Elements	p. 74
ISDN Call Setup and Call Cleating Procedures	p. 74
Other Signaling Messages	p. 91
X.25 Packets	p. 93
ISDN Management Procedures	p. 93
Digging Deeper	p. 94
References	p. 95
ISDN Analysis	p. 99
Initializing BRI Service	p. 101
BRI Analysis--Calls That Fail to Connect	p. 129
PRI Analysis	p. 142
Digging Deeper	p. 148
ISDN Physical Layer Analysis	p. 148
ISDN Signaling Analysis	p. 149
ISDN Bearer Channel Analysis	p. 151
References	p. 151
Frame Relay Architecture	p. 153
Frame Relay Network Service	p. 154
Frame Relay Standards	p. 155
Comparing Frame Relay and X.25	p. 158
Frame Relay Service Architecture	p. 161
Accessing Frame Relay Service	p. 162
Physical Layer Options	p. 164
The T1.618 Frame Format	p. 165
Operation Support: The Local Management Interface	p. 170
Frame Relay Network Design Issues	p. 171
Design Parameters	p. 171
Congestion Control	p. 172
Committed Information Rate	p. 175
Network Capacity Management	p. 175
The Network-to-Network Interface	p. 177
Frame Relay as a Transport Service	p. 180
SNA over Frame Relay	p. 181
ATM/Frame Relay Connections	p. 182
Frame Relay Multicast Operation	p. 182
Voice over Frame Relay	p. 183
Frame Relay Fragmentation	p. 184
Multilink Frame Relay	p. 185
Frame Relay Service Level Definitions	p. 189
Frame Relay Customer Network Management	p. 191
Digging Deeper	p. 191
References	p. 192
Frame Relay Protocols	p. 199
The T1.618 Frame Format	p. 200
Frame Relay Signaling and Congestion Control Messages	p. 200
The Q.931 Header	p. 201
Information Elements	p. 203
Local Management Interface (LMI) Messages	p. 204
The LMI STATUS ENQUIRY Message	p. 206
The LMI STATUS Message	p. 208
T1.617 Annex D Messages	p. 209
CLLM Messages	p. 212
SVC Messages	p. 214
SVC SETUP message	p. 216
SVC CALL PROCEEDING Message	p. 222
SVC CONNECT Message	p. 223
SVC DISCONNECT Message	p. 224
SVC RELEASE and RELEASE COMPLETE Messages	p. 225
SVC STATUS ENQUIRY and STATUS Messages	p. 226
Frame Relay Support for Upper Layer Protocols	p. 229
Multiprotocol Encapsulation	p. 229
Fragmentation	p. 232
X.25/X.75 Encapsulation	p. 234
Digging Deeper	p. 237
References	p. 237
Frame Relay Analysis	p. 241
Using the LMI	p. 242
Using the Consolidated Link Layer Management Function	p. 249
Encapsulating LAN Data within T1.618 Frames	p. 256
Measuring Differing Bandwidth Requirements	p. 266
Congestion Notification	p. 272
Error Recovery Using Upper Layer Protocol Procedures	p. 279
Possible Frame Relay Error Conditions	p. 294
References	p. 296
ATM Architecture	p. 299
ATM Technology	p. 300
ATM Standards	p. 301
Broadband ISDN Architecture	p. 304
B-ISDN Reference Point	p. 305
B-ISDN Functional Groups	p. 306
B-ISDN Architecture Model	p. 307
ATM Layers and Sublayers	p. 307
ATM Interfaces	p. 309
ATM Connections: VPIs and VCIs	p. 311
ATM Protocols	p. 314
The Physical Layer: Physical Medium and Transmission Convergence (TC)	p. 314
The ATM Layer	p. 316
ATM Layer Service Categories	p. 316
ATM Adaptation Layer	p. 319
Layer Operation and Interaction	p. 320
The ATM DXI	p. 321
The Frame-Based User-to-Network Interface	p. 323
Multiprotocol Encapsulation over AAL5	p. 324
LAN Emulation	p. 325
Multiprotocol over ATM	p. 326
Frame-Based ATM Transport over Ethernet	p. 328
Multimedia Transport over ATM	p. 329
ATM Signaling	p. 331
Interworking	p. 332
ATM/Frame Relay Interworking	p. 332
ATM/SMDS Interworking	p. 335
The Integrated Local Management Interface	p. 336
ATM Customer Network Management	p. 337
Digging Deeper	p. 337
References	p. 338
ATM Protocols	p. 343
ATM Protocols and Network Architecture	p. 344
ATM Layer Protocols	p. 346
The User-Network Interface	p. 346
The Network-Node Interface	p. 349
Unassigned Cells	p. 349
ATM Operations and Maintenance	p. 350
ATM Physical Layer	p. 352
DS1 Interface	p. 352
25.6 Mbps Interface	p. 353
DS3 Interface	p. 354
STS-1 Interface	p. 354
100 Mbps Multimode Fiber Interface	p. 354
SONET STS-3c Interface	p. 355
OC-12 Interface	p. 360
Inverse Multiplexing for ATM	p. 360
ATM Adaptation Layer Services	p. 360
AAL Type 1	p. 363
AAL Type 2	p. 364
AAL Type 3/4	p. 368
AAL Type 5	p. 376
ATM DXI	p. 382
The DXI Protocol	p. 383
The DXI LMI	p. 385
FUNI	p. 386
LAN Emulation	p. 388
ATM Signaling	p. 390
ATM Signaling Protocols	p. 390
ATM Address Formats	p. 390
ATM Signaling Messages	p. 393
ATM Information Elements	p. 395
Call Setup Procedures	p. 400
Call Clearing Procedures	p. 401
Point-to-Multipoint Procedures	p. 402
Leaf Initiated Join Procedures	p. 403
Restart Procedures	p. 405
Status Enquiry Procedures	p. 405
ATM Interworking	p. 406
Multiprotocol Encapsulation over AAL5	p. 406
ATM/Frame Relay	p. 408
ATM/SMDS	p. 410
Digging Deeper	p. 412
References	p. 412
ATM Analysis	p. 417
AAL1 Operation	p. 418
AAL3/4 Operation	p. 420
AAL5 Operation	p. 428
OAM Cell Operation	p. 436
Call Setups using O.2931	p. 442
ILMI Operation	p. 450
File Transfers over LANE Connections	p. 460
Possible ATM Error Conditions	p. 500
ATM Layer Analysis Guidelines	p. 500
AAL3/4 CPCS Analysis Guidelines	p. 500
AAL3/4 SAR Analysis Guidelines	p. 501
AAL5 Analysis Guidelines	p. 501
Frame-Based Analysis Guidelines	p. 501
Digging Deeper	p. 502
References	p. 503
Standard Organizations	p. 505
Broadband Forums	p. 511
Obtaining Internet Documents	p. 513
Selected Broadband Networking Standards	p. 527
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)	p. 527
ANSI	p. 527
Telcordia	p. 527
IETF	p. 528
ITU-T	p. 529
Frame Relay	p. 533
ANSI	p. 533
Telcordia	p. 534
Frame Relay Forum	p. 535
IETF	p. 536
ISO	p. 536
ITU-T	p. 536
Switched Multi-Megabit Data Service (SMDS)	p. 539
Telcordia	p. 539
IETF	p. 540
SMDS Interest Group	p. 540
Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)	p. 541
ANSI	p. 531
ATM Forum	p. 541
Telcordia	p. 547
IETF	p. 548
ITU-T	p. 550
Selected Broadband Internetworking Vendors	p. 553
Selected Carriers Providing Broadband Services	p. 575
Acronyms and Abbreviations	p. 579
SMDS Architecture and Protocol	p. 607
SMDS Applications and Support	p. 607
SMDS Support	p. 607
SMDS Architecture	p. 608
SMDS Standards	p. 608
SMDS Physical Layer Options	p. 610
The SMDS Network Interface	p. 611
SMDS Internetworking	p. 615
SMDS and IEEE 802 LANs	p. 615
SMDS and TCP/IP	p. 615
SMDS Features	p. 617
SMDS Addresses	p. 617
SMDS Access Classes	p. 619
The SMDS Interface Protocol	p. 620
SIP Level 3	p. 620
SIP Level 2	p. 624
SIP Level 1	p. 625
References	p. 626
Index	p. 627
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