Cisco Optical Technology Advanced (OPT300)

The Cisco Optical Technology Advanced (OPT300) course is a 5-day course that is designed to teach students how to design DWDM networks using the Cisco Transport Planning (CTP) tool. Students will learn how the 40- and 80-channel mesh networks are designed, and they will set up a six-node WXC-based 40- or 80-channel mesh network. Students will also learn how the 40-channel SMR1 and/or SMR2 network is designed and set up a six-node 40-channel network. In the hands-on labs, students will learn to configure: the Cisco Transport Controller, the 10 Gbps (G) data cards, the 1 gigabit/10 gigabit Ethernet enhanced crossponder, any rate muxponder and crossponder, 100G transponders and muxponders, 10G encryption, and T1 over Ethernet. The course also has a review of G.709 encapsulation, G.7041 Generic Framing Protocol (GFP), forward error correction and coherent transmission. Additionally, students will learn how to add a node to the existing six-node ring and troubleshoot the configuration. The course combines lecture materials and hands-on labs throughout to make sure students are able to successfully deploy a Cisco data over DWDM network.

• Running the Cisco CTP tool and design sample DWDM networks
• Principles of a wavelength cross-connect (WXC)-based mesh network
• Configuring a six-node WXC-based mesh network and create DWDM circuits
• Principles of a single-module ROADM (SMR) based mesh network
• Configuring a six-node SMR-based mesh network and create DWDM circuits
• Configuring the 10-GB data cards with appropriate G.709 options and create data circuits
• Installing and configuring the any rate crossponder card for 8 x 20 protected data mode
• Proper configuration of Ethernet options for Layer 1 transport using the Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit Ethernet crossponder cards
• Installing Ethernet options for Layer 2 protected and unprotected data ring circuits using the Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit Ethernet crossponder cards
• Provision incoming class of service (CoS) marking by port and by customer VLAN and incoming traffic shaping
• Understand -general queuing theory and set up quality of service (QoS) as implemented in the Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit Ethernet enhanced crossponder cards
• Installing and connecting circuits to carry T1 over Ethernet
• Installing and configuring 100 Gigabit Ethernet transponder and muxponder cards and circuits
• Installing the 10G Encryption Card and verify error-free operation
• Adding a node to the existing six node 40-channel ring
• Troubleshooting techniques and lab

• Technical professionals who need to know how to deploy data over the DWDM network.
• Designers
• System engineers and implementation staff
• Network operations center personnel
• Technical support personnel who are involved with the deployment, operations, and maintenance of the Cisco ONS 15454 MSTP system
• Channel partners and resellers

No prerequisites are required for this course.

1. Cisco Transport Planner (CTP) Design Tool

2. Cisco Transport Controller (CTC) Operations

3. WSS- and WXC-Based Mesh Networks

4. Node Turn-Up: 40/80 WXC Mesh Technology

5. Install Circuits and View Power Levels in WSS and WXC Networks

6. SMR-Based Network and Node Turn-Up

7. Install Circuits and View Power Levels in SMR1 and 2 Networks

8. G.709 Encapsulation and 10G Transponders and Encapsulation Options

9. 10 Gigabit Transponders

10. Generic Framing Protocol G.7041 and 10G Data Multiplexer Enhanced Cards and Encapsulation Options

11. Any-Rate Muxponder and Crossponder Cards

12. Ethernet and VLANs

13. 10 GE-XP and GE-XP Enhanced Cards, Settings, and Circuits Layer 1

14. Quality of Service

15. Layer 2 XP-E Cards Protected Ring, CoS Marking by Port, Customer VLAN, and QoS

16. T1 over Ethernet in Crossponder Network

17. 100G Transponder and Muxponder Installation and Circuits

18. 10G Encryption Card

19. Add-a-Node Design and Installation

20. ONS 15454 MSTP Troubleshooting

Please check the course description to find prerequisite information.