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About This Course
Cisco Service Provider Video Technology System and Product Training (SPVTG IPTV)
Prerequisites
Following are the prerequisites for this course:
● Students should have knowledge of Ethernet implementation and related IP address mechanisms.
● Students must have a basic understanding of Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Layer 2 switching principles with trunking and VLAN implementation.
● Students should be able to establish OSI Layer 3 IP addressing and routing.
● Participants are expected to be ICND1 certified or to have equal knowledge by experience.
To locate Cisco courses that cover the listed prerequisites, visit www.cisco.com/go/ase.
Course Content
The Cisco Service Provider Video Technology System and Product Training, Version 1 instructor-led course offers comprehensive training in the use and understanding of Cisco® video products and technologies. The modular training course includes elements of theory, product functions, operation, and maintenance as well as practical hands-on and troubleshooting exercises.
Course Objectives
None
Course Outline
The course outline is as follows:
● Day 1: Videoscape Introduction (delivering TV everywhere, components, ABR streaming, Cisco Media Processor, Cisco Transcode Manager, Media Suite, and content delivery networks) and IP in a Video Headend (Cisco Catalyst® 4948 multicasting) basics
● Day 2 and Day 3 (morning): ROSA Suite Overview (network management/control systems: NMS, VSM, SIM)
● Day 3 (afternoon) and Day 4: Digital Content Manager (muxing, interface convertion and overall configuration, interface cards: DRD, MFP, ASI, Gigabit Ethernet, transcoding card, and DVB simulcrypt scrambling)
● Day 5: D9036 (HQ encoding, redundancy schemes, statmuxing) and End-to-End Setup (configure service chain, including encoding with statmuxing, DCM processing, and multicasting with Cisco Catalyst 4948)
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for technical professionals who need to implement, deploy, and operate Cisco video products in their broadcast environment. The primary audience for this course includes:
● Network and video engineers
● Technical support engineers
● Channel partners and resellers
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