Creating and Maintaining Optical Transport Services using the BTI7800 Series

  • Duration: 2 Days
  • Test Level: Intermediate
  • Certifications: No Certification
  • Price: -
  • Exams: No Exam
This two-day BTI Systems Series 7800 operation, administration, provisioning, and maintenance course is designed for customers who are deploying the BTI Systems Series 7800 platform in their networks, and leveraging its 100G transport capabilities. This course introduces the student to the platform and its various hardware components, and leads the students through the commissioning process of the platform—from a brand new, factory-default system to a fully operational network with actual payload. The student will learn how to install, configure, provision, and monitor optical transport services on the platform. Periodic maintenance procedures will be reviewed, and collection of performance measurements will be demonstrated. The student will also perform alarm configuration and alarm condition handling, including troubleshooting procedures. This course is based on software release 1.6.
This course is for customers who are deploying the BTI Systems Series 7800 platform in their networks, and leveraging its 100G transport capabilities.

After successfully completing this course, you should be able to:

  • Describe BTI 7800 family hardware and software options.
  • Identify required components of common equipment.
  • Discuss chassis configuration, slot numbering, and main chassis interface options.
  • Describe the role of BTI's proNX Management System (the PSM) to operate, administer, and maintain common equipment modules.
  • Describe the process of installing common equipment components.
  • Explain the wavelength conversion strategy.
  • Install and provision service modules.
  • Provision cross connects.
  • Discover, query, and modify network elements (NE).
  • Visualize and activate Optical services.
  • Backup NE and manage databases.
  • Collect performance statistics.
  • Configure alarm notifications.
  • Recognize and respond to network alarms.
  • Monitor network performance.
  • List required information for problem identification.
  • Explain Service deployment process.
  • Recognize and respond to alarms.

Day 1

  • Overview
  • 7800, 100G transport, Management
  • Common Hardware (CMM, Power, Ventilation, comm)
  • Access/Provisioning – PSM
  • Lab – Access
    Install clients for PSM
    Log into the system
    Set up User IDs
    Create Management Ethernet access
    Install / commission CMMs
    • Optical – Application cards (UFMs, BICs)
    • Lab - Optical
      Determine the objectives
      Fiber a Network


      Day 2

      • Review Day 1
      • Optical – Service cards (UFMs, BICs)
      • Lab - Optical
        Provision the cards
        Provision the path
        Test
        • Amplifier – AMP1
        • Lab – AMP1
          Determine the objectives
          Install the modules
          Provision the cards
          Fiber the path
          Configure the network
          Test
          • Transport – Varieties and options
          • Lab – Transport
            Determine the objectives
            Draw the architecture
            Provision the cards
            Fiber the path
            Configure the network
            Test
            • Maintenance and Troubleshooting
            Students should have a basic understanding of Fiber Optics, Ethernet and IP networking and they should also be proficient in basic PC operation and application.