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Topics (The full description of this course
can be provided on request)
100 Mbps ETHERNET BASICS
- MAC layer, frame format, frame filtering
- Full duplex Ethernet vs CSMA/CD
- PHY layer, scrambling, 4b/5b coding, NRZI
- Auto-negotiation, utilization of FLPs
- MII
1 Gbps ETHERNET BASICS
- 1000BASE-T
- 1000BASE-X
- GMII transfer protocol, RGMII, SGMII
802.1Q BASICS
- Spanning tree algorithm, RSTP, MSTP
- VLAN tag, selecting one tree and
selecting the priority of a frame
- Port states
- Automatic address learning
- Automatic address aging
- Handling multicasts, GVRP, IGMP snooping
INTRODUCTION TO 88E6161 SWITCHES
- Block diagram, ports 0-3 features
- Port 4 and port 5 operating modes
- Pin strapping
- Application examples
BASIC SWITCH FUNCTIONS
- MACs
- PPU
- RMON registers
- Basic switch operation
- 802.1X source address authentication
- Multiple FIDs in VLAN systems
NORMAL PORTS
- Ingress policy
- VLANs
- Special frame handling
- QOS qualification
- Port-based Ingress Rate Limiting
- Queue Controller
- Egress policy
PROVIDER PORTS
- Distinguishing S-TAG from C-TAG
- Customer-to-Provider trafic
- Provider-to-Customer traffic
- Customer-to-Customer traffic
- Provider-to-Provider traffic
DSA PORTS
- Implementing control traffic between
switches and management CPU
- Forward DSA tag
- TO_CPU DSA tag
- FROM_CPU DSA tag
- Interconnecting switches by using
cross-chip links
- Switch handling of DSA frames
- Secure Control Technology
ADVANCED SWITCH FUNCTIONS
- Spanning Tree support
- Ingress MGMT/BPDU frame detection
- Proper connection to a management CPU and
to a router
- Port mirroring
- Port trunking support
- PTP implementation
ACCESSING SWITCH REGISTERS
- The 16 register groups
- Multi-chip addressing mode
- Single-chip direct access to registers
- Remote Management frames
PHY LAYER
- Transmit PCS and PMA
- Receive PCS and PMA
- Power management
- Far End Fault indication
- Auto MDI/MDIX crossover
- LED interface
- Accessing PHY registers, MDC/MDIO
interface
- Auto-configuration
SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE
- DSDT suite
- Multi-layer architecture
- OS independency
- Source code organization
- Platform specific routines
- SMI interface functions
- Switch driver layer
- API layer
- Interrupts
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