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BI-MIT Mikrotik technologies Extent of teaching: 1P+2C Instructor: Fesl J. Completion: KZ Department: 18104 Credits: 3 Semester: Z Annotation:
The main motivation of the subject stands in the introduction of the RouterOS operating system and some network Mikrotik technologies which are commonly used by the small and middle internet service providers (ISPs). The students learn how to use and create the architectures of the network solutions which are based on the metallic, optical or wireless links and how to administrate and practically deploy them. The successful completion of this subject requires the previous knowledge of elementary computer networks concepts like protocols and technologies of the data-link, network and transport layer of the OSI model.
Lecture syllabus:
1. Mikrotik technology: The concept and philosophy, hardware architectures, operating system RouterOS and its modules, user administration, updates and security aspects of the system, possibilities of the platform integration for automated management. 2. Ethernet technology: optical and metallic links, network traffic load balancing, links redundancy, creation of transparent bridges, virtual networks. 3. IP protocol v4 and v6: automated device configuration, optimization of the parameters of transport layer protocols, security solutions and their principles. 4. Routing in the IP networks: protocols for the interior and exterior routing, parameters o the network traffic routing, multicast traffic. 5. Virtual private networks: principles and types, network traffic monitoring and management, quality of services. 6. Wireless networks, principles, centralised administration, user administration. Seminar syllabus:
1. Introduction, Mikrotik laboratory equipment. 2. Operating system RouterOS and its modules. 3. Ethernet technology: configuration and management, transmission efficiency measurement, creation of transparent network bridges, optical and metallic interfaces and their parameters, redundancy lines, load balancing and backup at the data-link layer. 4. Configuration of the network topology requiring the STP protocol deployment. 5. Vlan configuration, hardware-accelerated switching, network filtering at the data-link layer, tagged and untagged network traffic and its switching. 6. IPv4 routing, policy routing, dynamic routing with OSPF. 7. IPv6, state and stateless configuration, dynamic routing with OSPF3. 8. Firewall, its concept and settings, advanced filtration of the application layer protocols, connection limitation, NAT settings, connection logging. 9. Multicast traffic routing, Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM), IPTV deployment with multicast. 10. BGP protocol configuration, exterior routing and its convergence. 11. MPLS configuration, tunnel creation. 12. Network traffic shaping, packet marking, basic and hierarchical network traffic queues. 13. Wireless network settings and deployment, controller, hotspot settings, throughput optimization and problems solving. Literature:
Slides or education material coming from Mikrotik company.Requirements:
The main prerequisites are the knowledge of principles, protocols and technologies contained in topics of the subject BI-PSI.
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