Target audience
Architects, board designers, verification engineers, firmware developers
Hands-on
Wireshark is used to capture and display Ethernet traffic to facilitate the understanding of the protocol.
Agenda
DAY1
- Introduction
- Traffic scheduling
- - 802.1Qav credit-based shaper
- - 802.1Qbv time-aware shaper
- - 802.1Qbu + 802.3br frame preemption and fragmentation
- - 802.1Qch cyclic queuing and forwarding
- Traffic policing
- - 802.1Qci, per-Stream filtering and policing
- - 802.1Qcr, asynchronous traffic shaping
- Redundancy
- - 802.1Qca, path control and reservation
- - 802.1CB, seamless redundancy
- - Parallel Redundancy Protocol (PRP)
- Stream reservation
- - 802.1Qcc
- - 802.1Qat
- Synchronization
- - 802.1as
Teaching methods
Lectures with supporting slides, demos and case studies
Ethernet capture with WireShark complements the theoretical explanations
Included with every course
On-site session, contents tailored to your needs
Training manuals in PDF format
Certificate of completion for every attendee
Trainers who follow the vendors' train-the-trainer programmes
Questions
Can the course be tailored to our project?
Yes. You choose the chapters, how deep each one goes and the boards used in the labs. We send you the programme to review before the session.
Do the attendees get a certificate?
Yes. Every attendee receives a certificate of completion of the course.
Where does the session take place?
Usually at your premises. The trainer brings the evaluation boards used in the labs.
How many attendees can join?
Small or large groups: tell us how many engineers will attend when you request the course.
What course material do the attendees receive?
The training manuals in PDF format.
Who are the trainers?
Engineers who follow the vendors' train-the-trainer programmes and work on these devices in their own projects.
How do we book a session?
Use "Request this course" with the number of attendees, the place and the device of your project. We reply with the programme and agree on the dates with you.