Omnitron provides informative video tutorials for busy network professionals that can be viewed at your convenience. These videos include recorded webinars and training videos that qualify for earning BICSI Continuing Education Credits as noted below.
Demarcation Extension: Challenges and Solutions
Demarcation extension solutions presented in this video include: how to extend multiple T1/E1 Circuits and Ethernet services over fiber, how to expand fiber capacity with CWDM, and how to deploy fault management and performance monitoring.
This video is approved to provide one
BICSI Continuing Education Credit.
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Increasing Fiber Capacity with CWDM
CWDM design principles you will take away from this training video include: optimizing the CWDM spectrum for different types of fiber cabling, integrating CWDM with legacy equipment, and designing CWDM networks with add and drop locations.
This video is approved to provide one
BICSI Continuing Education Credit.
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Increasing Telecom Fiber Access Capacity with CWDM
This video reviews how to deploy CWDM multiplexers and Optical Add+Drop multiplexers to expand the capacity of telecom access networks. A variety of access network applications are presented, including mobile backhaul, C-RAN with CPRI fronthaul, Ethernet business services and multi-tenant buildings.
This video does not qualify for
BICSI Continuing Education Credits.
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Extending Distances to PoE Devices
This training video will review the technologies that enable the integration of Power over Ethernet (PoE) and fiber networks to extend distances to PoE and PoE+ cameras and Wi-Fi access points. Several network tutorials with be presented on designing networks that take advantage of media conversion technology to power remote PoE devices outside the reach of UTP cable.
Applications covered in this video include: video security and Wi-Fi networks with multiple access points, building automation and fiber to the desk.
This video is approved to provide one
BICSI Continuing Education Credit.
Complete the form on the right for access to this video.
The Media Converter: The Swiss Army Knife of Fiber Networking
This training video examines how media converters provide flexible and cost-effective fiber connectivity. Receive an overview of the different types of media converters available, and how they provide seamless integration of copper and fiber and different fiber types.
This is a solution-oriented training video with several copper-to-fiber, fiber-to-fiber, and transponder application examples for Ethernet, SONET, T1 and T3 and Serial networks.
This video is approved to provide one
BICSI Continuing Education Credit.
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What is Carrier Ethernet 2.0, and why should you care?
The MEF defines Carrier Ethernet (CE) 2.0 as having three service features: Multiple Classes of Service (multi-CoS), Manageability, and Interconnect. These three features reflect major new capabilities in Ethernet services and the addition of new service types.
This video reviews how to deploy CWDM multiplexers and Optical Add+Drop multiplexers to expand the capacity of telecom access networks. A variety of access network applications are presented, including mobile backhaul, C-RAN with CPRI fronthaul, Ethernet business services and multi-tenant buildings.
This video does not qualify for
BICSI Continuing Education Credits.
Complete the form on the right for access to this video.
