Aviat Class Catalog - Technical Training PDF

AVIATCARE EDUCATE SERVICE CATALOG
2019
January 2019 Aviat Networks | Education Services

Revision History
Issue No. Issue Date ECO Description of Change / Revision
01 11/11/2009 Fist draft issue
02 04/28/2010 Up-date
03 11/11/2010 Complete Revision and up-date
04 10/30/2014 Complete Revision and update
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Aviat Networks Aviat Networks

860 N. McCarthy Blvd., 5250 Prue Road,
Suite 200 Building#5, Suite#535
Milpitas, CA 95035 San Antonio, TX 78240
United States United States

TRAINING CAPABILITIES OVERVIEW
Aviat Networks supports its telecommunications systems with a comprehensive, cost-effective customer-
training and certification program. Our instructors provide courses in microwave radio, light-wave, multiplex
system operation designed to maximize product performance and minimize maintenance costs. Wide
varieties of courses are available and may address generic as well as proprietary telecommunications subjects
related to our equipment.
In addition, we supply microwave system design and transmission engineering training. Instructors use a
variety of presentation techniques and materials in courses from introductory seminars to detailed hands-on
product training.
Our staff combines years of experience in the field and classroom training from hundreds of companies around
the world on the full spectrum of our products and services. The customer education program is designed to
give customers the knowledge and skills to maintain and operate their systems at peak operating efficiency.
Training can be conducted in several languages, including English, Spanish, Chinese, French, Portuguese and
Russian. Interpreters are used as required. Training in other languages may be arranged to meet your needs.
We can provide customized training to meet your needs. Classes can be provided at facilities worldwide or at
your location.
Over 50,000 people have been trained and over 30 different courses are offered covering the full spectrum of
Aviat Networks products and another manufacturer’s equipment.
TRAINING COURSE COVERS

• Aviat Networks microwave radio products
• Microwave theory and system design
• Transmission engineering and installation practices
• Supervisory systems
• Network and element management systems
• Legacy products
• Certification Track
Key features and benefits

• Highly experienced instructors
• Up-to-date material relevant to product operation, maintenance and troubleshooting
• Courses offered at training centers in all major regions around the world or scheduled at your
facility .
• LMS Learning training portal simplifies course/date selection and enrollment
• Instruction in English, Chinese, French, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish—or arrange another
language.

TRAINERS
The trainers shall be experienced and shall have a thorough knowledge of the subjects taught.
In case where other specialized subjects are to be discussed, advice from other experts shall be readily
available during the courses.
LANGUAGE
The training courses shall be conducted in the English language. All trainers shall have fluent spoken and
written command of the English language. Upon request Instruction in Chinese, French, Portuguese,
Russian or Spanish—may be arrange.
OBJECTIVES AND PURPOSES

Provide to the customers of Aviat Networks an efficient tool too:
• Clearly understand the purpose and scope of each course to ensure that instruction meets
requirements.
• Develop training paths for personnel
COURSE OFFERINGS
Aviat Networks offers the following training options:
• Customer Site Training delivery (Field School):

Classes organized specifically for one customer with emphasis on the specific equipment purchased by the
customer. These courses can be held at your location or at one of the Aviat Networks Training and Education
Centers. When classes are conducted at customer’s site the customer is responsible for facilities, multimedia
projector, test equipment, computers (if required) and operational traffic free equipment for the hands-on
portion of the class. For class specific equipment lists please contact us.
All work is base on mutually agreed upon scheduled and documented in a SOW (Statement of work). The
SOW will consist of a description and scheduled for all services and deliverables. Note that Purchase Orders
are due 3 weeks prior to start date of any service.
Please consider that quotes at customer site include a delivery fee: *on site delivery Fee” which covers:
• Instructors travel, food, lodging and preparation

• Minor course modification
• Each participant of field school obtains:
o Product manuals on soft copy and student guide for all participants.
o Certificates of completion for all participants.
• Open Enrollment or Scheduled sessions:

Technical training offers regularly scheduled courses on most of its current products. Courses are given at one
of the Training and Education Centers with dates set at least six (6) months in advance for your scheduling
convenience.
Calendar: http://aviatnetworks.com/services/aviatcare/education-services/open-enrollment/
Open enrollment session is priced "per participant." The participant for each course will obtain:
• The comprehensive documentation manual on soft copy
• Had copy of student.
• A certificate of completion.
Class size limited, to ensure proper attention to each participant; class size is limited to 8 or 10 students.
Please refer to the open enrollment calendar in our web site for dates and locations of courses to be held.
A complete schedule of open enrolments courses can be found at our web site or you may contact any of our
training and education centers listed in this book.
Students are responsible for all their expenses while attending training.
• E-Learning:
Aviat Networks now offers a number of e-learning classes designed to meet your needs for reduced travel and
time away from office. We offer self paced e-learning, this mode of training customer request log in access to
our LMS and can access the training and complete at their own paced.
• Certification
When you are Aviat Networks Certified, you are ensuring that the work you deliver conforms to the highest
quality of Aviat Networks’ solutions and commitment to the best practices that Aviat Networks promises to its
customers.
The goal of the AviatCARE Educate Certification plan is to develop and nurture a community that can provide
learners with ongoing guidance and learning on the latest Aviat products and related technologies.
• Special Training Events:

Throughout the year Aviat Networks offers training events sat selected sites worldwide
These can be versions of our currents courses or special seminars that will present the latest information in our
technology- These options save our customers time and money by reducing traveling and tuition discounts.
• Consulting Learning services

Knowing what knowledge and skills are required for provisioning, administering, operating and or maintaining
Aviat Networks products is vital for the development of programs that will enhance performance of our
customer’s employees
We can assist delivering a details report identifying the program required for your group.
• On the Job Training

Our staffs will focus on practical experiences with our customers. We will work directly with the customer to
create a one on one experience.
These fully hands-on training sessions go beyond the training class and will provide great experience in the
troubleshooting, configuration, maintenance and Administration of the customer’s systems.
• Delta Training
This will be considering as a special event for customers receiving a new product release or up-grade their
existing products. The event can be present at the intranet as special webinar or at customer site

• AviatCare Advanced Services Portfolio
• Network Aware Support - Designated experts who know your network
• Proven Processes - Monitor, Analyze, Manage
• Clearly defined performance metrics
• Regular tracking; Account support plans
• Fast Response; Faster Resolution
COURSE REGISTRATIONS AND QUOTES
If you require training on our products or in a product manufactured or sold (OEM) through our company,
please contact your Aviat Networks sales representative or send us an email to:
AviatCareEducate@aviatnet.com
All courses can be carried out at AVIAT Training Center or similar premises arranged by the user.
Hands-on training shall complement all theoretical lessons for all parts of the purchased product.
In case the practical training is to be conducted at the Operators premises, the Operator
Lab needs to be equipped with a network suitable for training purposes.
To order training or schedule a training class, please choose one of these three options.
Option 1
Contact your Aviat Networks Accounts, Sales representative or program manager directly.
Option 2
Contact AviatCare Training Team:
Our main training contact information is the following:
Toll free (Canada/USA): 1-800-227-8332 Option 4
Direct number: 1-210-526-6345
Email address: AviatCareEducate@aviatnet.com
Web site: www.support.aviatnetworks.com
Option 3
To arrange for a field class at your facility please complete our online pre-registration form.
http://www.aviatnetworks.com/services/aviatcare/educate/on-site-field-classes/pre-registration-form/

CANCELLATIONS
Payment is expected at the time of registration to guarantee a seat in the course
Late cancellation and no shows receive no re-fund.
Aviat Networks reserves the right to cancel or reschedule any training course and is not responsible for a
registrant travel expenses or any damage due to cancellation of a course.
We are committed to notify all registered students in advance usually 3 weeks prior to start date of any change
in the schedule. Please review Training Policy for complete information.
TRAINING CENTERS:
Aviat maintains Training and Education Centers in the following locations:
TRAINING AND EDUCATION CENTERS
USA San Antonio, TX France, Meudon La Foret Mexico, Mexico D.F. Philippines, Clark
5250 Prue Road, Bâtiment «Le Dynasteur» Ejército Nacional 926 Bldg 10 Unit A&B
Building#5, Suite#535 10/12 rue Andras Beck, Piso 3 Colonia Los Philexcel Business Park,
San Antonio, TX Meudon La Foret Morales Sección Clark Freeport Zone,
78240 United States 92190 France Palmas CP 11540 Clark, Philippines, C-2009
Tel: 408 567-7000 Tel: 33 1 77 31 00 00 México DF, México Tel: +63 45 599 5192
Tel: 52-55-91389700
Nigeria, Lagos South Africa (Centurion) UK, Hamilton

Plot 4/6 Ajose Oxford Office Park 4 Bell Drive
Adeogun St Building 25 No 3 Bauhinia St Hamilton Intl, Technology
Victoria Island Highveld Techno Park Park Blantyre, Glasgow
Lagos, Nigeria 101242 Centurion, South Africa 046 G72 0FB, UK
Tel: 234 1 270 7556-7 Tel: +27 10 001 9210 Tel: 44 (0) 1698 717200
WWW.AVIATNETWORKS.COM
Aviat, Aviat Networks, and Aviat logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Aviat Networks, Inc.
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Data subject to change without notice.
Global Customer Training Catalog January 2019

TECHNICAL TRAINING
AviatCare Educate Policy
Training Policy
1. Prices for all Training Courses and Services are in USD unless noted otherwise.
2. Class size will be limited to 10 students maximum. Larger class sizes will result in
additional charges.
3. Training Documentation:
Aviat Networks provides electronic (soft copy) versions of all material required during the training
course. If hard copy versions of the training material are required then there will be an additional
charge for these versions. All training material is copyrighted and cannot be reproduced or
distributed.
4. Courses are written and delivered in English. French and Spanish are available upon
request at no additional charge. Other languages can be considered but there will be an
additional charge for the material and the delivery of the training.
5. A method of payment (Purchase Order, Credit Card, or Wire Transfer) is required to
confirm registration.
6. Pre-schedule/Open Enrollment Class:
• Scheduled according to web calendar.
• All pre-scheduled / open enrollment classes can be canceled or postponed at the discretion of
Aviat Networks. Every effort will be made to notify students within 3 weeks of course start
date.
7. Aviat Networks Training Center - Customer Dedicated Class:

• Scheduled according to mutually agreeable dates between customer and Aviat Networks.
• Conducted at Aviat Networks Training and Education Center for up to 10 students.
8. On Site Customer Specific Field Class:

• Training to be delivered at customer’s designated site.
• Customer must supply equipment for hands on and labs according to class requirements.
Aviat Networks can provide equipment based on availability (extra charges will apply).
• Dates for field training must be requested a minimum of 30 days in advance.
• Training dates are established on mutually agreeable dates between the customer and Aviat
Networks and cannot be confirmed until all documentation is completed and a purchase order
is received.
• If a visa is required for the trainer to enter the country in which training will be provided, then
dates will not be confirmed until the visa has been obtained.
9. All Quoted prices are valid for a period of ninety (90) days.
10. Cancellation Terms
• A cancellation fee of 30% will be applied if a customer cancels a class or reservation within 2
weeks of the scheduled start date.
• A cancellation fee of 50% will be applied if a customer cancels a class or reservation within 1
week of the scheduled start date.
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TECHNICAL TRAINING
• Aviat Networks is not responsible for any travel or other expenses incurred by students due to
the cancellation of a course.
11. Courses cannot be filmed, videotaped or recorded.

12. Students attending courses are solely responsible for arranging and paying for their travel
expenses, meals, accommodations, local transportation, and personal expenses while
attending training.
13. Foreign students are responsible for completing and returning the Aviat Networks Foreign
National Notification form prior to attending training as a condition of entry to any Aviat
Networks facility.
14. Attendance of 100% is required of each student to complete the course and to be awarded
a certificate of attendance.
15. Training under Aviat Networks sales orders must be completed within twelve months
following first equipment delivery.
16. Smoking is strictly prohibited in all Aviat Networks facilities.
17. Students must wear their issued identification badge in clear view at all times while visiting
Aviat Networks’ facilities.
18. Aviat Networks has adopted business casual dress and we appreciate your cooperation.
Shorts and open toed shoes are strictly prohibited.
19. Students must comply with all Aviat Networks’ security and safety rules and procedures
while visiting Aviat Networks’ facilities. Our number one concern is visitor safety and
compliance with OSHA regulations.
January 2019
E-LEARNING AND CERTIFICATION
EDUCATION SERVICES
Aviat Certified Expert (ACE)

TRN-WW-ACE-01
Course Specifics
Duration: NA
Delivery Format ILT and E Learning
Pricing: NA
Materials provided: Student Handbook (e-Book)
Description
The Aviat Certified Expert (ACE) is for individuals who will oversee the complete design, configuration, installation and
deployment of projects involving Aviat products and microwave and IP/MPLS technologies.
These individuals need detailed knowledge of installation, configuration, maintenance and ongoing troubleshooting for the
Aviat Networks products involved. The Microwave Switching track focuses on the Layer 2 or Layer 3 features within the
technologies involved.
Students who choose to complete the ACE certification must complete all training on Eclipse, CTR and WTM products, by
completing the training and the respective exam. Ideally, we recommend that training be completed on all relevant
products involved in their projects while certification exam may be limited to only one exam. On successful completion of
all ACOS certifications, student will be certified as Aviat Certified Expert (ACE).
Target Audience
This certification is intended for individuals requiring knowledge and assessment of how to install, operate and maintain
the Aviat CTR, Eclipse, WTM platform and related radio equipment.
Prerequisites
▪ Aviat Network Associate (ANA) Certification.
▪ Aviat Certified Installer WTM, ECL, CTR L2 and CTL3
▪ ACOS WTM, ECL, CTRL2, CTRL3
▪ PC with Internet access, Internet browser software, access and subscription to AviatCare LMS.
Objectives
Upon successfully completing this course, participants will be able to:
▪ Demonstrate knowledge in the use of installation best practices when installing microwave equipment.
▪ Demonstrate specialized installation related skills and knowledge for Aviat products, namely the CTR and Eclipse
platforms and the WTM series.

EDUCATION SERVICES
Courses & Exams Required, Pricing

Students must complete all below certifications available. Pricing, course and exam content is subject to change.
Revisions of Certification course content are based on introduction of new and enhanced products and technologies.
CTR
ANA TRN-WW-ANA-01-01E
ACI-CTR L2- TRN-WW-ACI-CTRL2-01
ACOS CTRL2 (ILT and Exam Bundle) TRN-WW-ACOS-CTRL2-01
Eclipse:
ACI-CTR L2- TRN-WW-ACI-ECL-01E
ACOS Eclipse (ILT and Exam Bundle) TRN-WW-ACOS-ECL-01
WTM:
ACI-WTM TRN-WW-ACI-WTM-01E
ACOS WTM (ILT and Exam Bundle) TRN-WW-ACOS-CTR-L3-01
CTR L3:
ACI-CTR L3- TRN-WW-ACI-CTRL3-01E
ACOS CTRL3 (ILT and Exam Bundle) TRN-WW-ACOS-CTR-L3-01
Pricing & Scheduling

Please contact your Aviat local sales team for quotes or scheduling or email aviatcareeducate@aviatnet.com:

EDUCATION SERVICES
Aviat Certified Installer Certification -CTR-

TRN-WW-ACI-01-01E
Course Specifics
Duration: Self-paced e-learning ( 4-5 hours)
Delivery Format ELearning content
Pricing: US$399.00
Course Description
The Aviat Certified Installer Certification covers the learning content and assessments focused on
developing skills required for installing Aviat equipment. This certification is a specialized track targeted at
installers working with Aviat products and builds on the foundational product knowledge provided by the pre-
requisite Aviat Networks Associate track.
The ACI track covers courses and additional KB articles relevant to installation of the latest Aviat products
such as the CTR platforms. All exams are part of the completion criteria and are included as part of the
learning course. On completion of all courses, student will be certified as Aviat Certified Installer (ACI).
Target Audience
This course is intended for individuals requiring knowledge of how to install the Aviat CTR platform and
related radio equipment.
Prerequisites
 Aviat Network Associate (ANA) Certification.
 PC with Internet access, Internet browser software, access and subscription to AviatCare LMS.
Objectives
 Demonstrate knowledge in the use of installation best practices when installing microwave equipment.
 Demonstrate specialized installation related skills and knowledge for Aviat products, namely the CTR
and Eclipse platforms and the WTM series.
Course Outline
Course content subject to change. Revisions of Certification course content are based on introduction of new and
enhanced products and technologies.
• Installation Best Practices

• Installing the Aviat CTR 8540
• Installing the Aviat ODU600/300
• Installing the Aviat IRU600
• Certification Exam

EDUCATION SERVICES
Installation Best Practices

The Installation Best practices course provides an introduction to fundamental topics for microwave installation. The topics
include best practices around safety measures and planning steps for preventing hazards. Additionally best practices
related for installing equipment to protect from lightning and harsh weather conditions are covered.
Installing the Aviat CTR8540

The CTR8540 Installation course provides students with an overview of the documentation required to install the
CTR8540 product.
Installing the Aviat CTR 8300

The CTR 8300 Installation course provides students with an overview of the documentation required to install the
CTR8300 product.
Installing the Aviat ODU600

The ODU 600 Installation course provides students with an overview of the documentation required to install the ODU600
outdoor radio product.
Installing the Aviat IRU600

The IRU600 Installation course provides students with an overview of the documentation required to install the IRU600
indoor radio product.
Assessments
Successfully completing a short assessment at the end of the course validates the students’ knowledge of the information
covered in the documentation and a final certification exam that will provide students with credentials necessary towards
the Aviat Certified Installer certification level for CTR 8583

Please contact your Aviat local sales team for a quote or email aviatcareeducate@aviatnet.com and request
pricing for the following items:
 TRN-WW-ANA-01-01E Aviat Network Associate ELearning -

 TRN-WW-ACI-01-01E Aviat Certified Installer ELearning –

EDUCATION SERVICES
Aviat Certified Installer Certification Eclipse

TRN-WW-ACI-01-01E
Course Specifics
Duration: Self-paced e-learning ( 4-5 hours)
Delivery Format ELearning content
Pricing: US$399.00
Course Description
The Aviat Certified Installer Certification covers the learning content and assessments focused on
developing skills required for installing Aviat equipment. This certification is a specialized track targeted at
installers working with Aviat products and builds on the foundational product knowledge provided by the pre-
requisite Aviat Networks Associate track.
The ACI track covers courses and additional KB articles relevant to installation of the latest Aviat products
such as the CTR and Eclipse platforms. All exams are part of the completion criteria and are included as
part of the learning course. On completion of all courses, student will be certified as Aviat Certified Installer
(ACI).
Target Audience
This course is intended for individuals requiring knowledge of how to install the Aviat CTR and Eclipse
platform and related radio equipment.
Prerequisites
 Aviat Network Associate (ANA) Certification.
Objectives
 Demonstrate knowledge in the use of installation best practices when installing microwave equipment.
 Demonstrate specialized installation related skills and knowledge for Aviat products, namely the CTR
and Eclipse platforms and the WTM series.
Course Outline
• Installation Best Practices

• Installing the Aviat Eclipse INU/INUe
• Installing the Aviat ODU600
• Installing the Aviat IRU600
• Assessments after each learning course

EDUCATION SERVICES

The Installation Best practices course provides an introduction to fundamental topics for microwave installation. The topics
include best practices around safety measures and planning steps for preventing hazards. Additionally best practices
related for installing equipment to protect from lightning and harsh weather conditions are covered.
Installing the Aviat CTR8540

The CTR8540 Installation course provides students with an overview of the documentation required to install the
CTR8540 product.
Installing the Aviat CTR 8300

The CTR 8300 Installation course provides students with an overview of the documentation required to install the
CTR8300 product.
Installing the Aviat Eclipse INU/INUe

The Eclipse INU Installation course provides students with an overview of the documentation required to install the
Eclipse INU product.
Installing the Aviat ODU600

The ODU 600 Installation course provides students with an overview of the documentation required to install the ODU600
outdoor radio product.
Installing the Aviat IRU600

The IRU600 Installation course provides students with an overview of the documentation required to install the IRU600
indoor radio product.
Assessments
Successfully completing a short assessment at the end of the course validates the students’ knowledge of the information
covered in the documentation and will provide students with credentials necessary towards the Aviat Certified Installer
certification level.

 TRN-WW-ANA-01-01E Aviat Network Associate E-Learning –

 TRN-WW-ACI-01-01E Aviat Certified Installer E-Learning –

EDUCATION SERVICES
Aviat Network Associate Certification

TRN-WW-ANA-01-01E
Course Specifics
Duration: Self-paced e-learning ( ~7hours)
Delivery Format ELearning
Pricing: US$499.00
Course Description
The Aviat Networks ANA Certification covers the foundation technology and product knowledge for
the AviatCARE Certification program. It consists of ELearning courses and additional KB articles. All
exams are part of the completion criteria and are included as part of the learning course. On completion of
all courses, student will be certified as Aviat Networks Associate (ANA).
Target Audience
This course is intended for individuals requiring foundational knowledge of microwave and IP technologies
and Aviat WTM CTR and Eclipse platform and related radio equipment.
Prerequisites
 No technical knowledge prerequisites are needed.
Objectives
 Demonstrates basic knowledge of Microwave, RF and IP technologies, some familiarity of Aviat
products, namely Eclipse, CTR, WTM platform and Provision NMS.
Course Outline
 Aviat Cloud: How to Access the AviatCare Support Options

 Basic Microwave Theory eLearning
 Basic Networking and IP Routing eLearning
 System Overview CTR8540/8300 ELearning
 System Overview Eclipse eLearning
 System Overview WTM4000 eLearning
 ProVision v7.0 Overview
 Exams after each learning course
Aviat Cloud: How to Access the AviatCare Support Options
The AviatCare Support Portal allows you to create, submit and track all technical support tickets, track sales orders,
access the Knowledgebase and Self Help sections, download the latest software, request RMA’s and hardware
replacements.

EDUCATION SERVICES
Basic Microwave ELearning
The Basic Microwave Communications course provides an introduction to fundamental topics for microwave such as
systems architecture, parameters, modulation techniques, bandwidth and capacity. Additionally the course covers,
antennas and microwave path design topics along with radio wave propagation, interference, protection schemes and
diversity arrangements. Completing a short assessment at the end of the course will provide students with credentials
necessary towards the Aviat Network Associate certification level.
CTR8540/8300 System Overview
The CTR8540/8300 System Overview course provides students with an overview of the basic features, equipment
configuration and functionality for the CTR8540/8300 platform. Successfully completing a short assessment at the end of
the course will provide students with credentials necessary towards the Aviat Network Associate certification level.
The CTR8540/8300 product is the industry’s first microwave router, highly modular and scalable Access and Pre-
Aggregation platform that delivers a unique combination of high capacity all-packet transport, Carrier Ethernet, IP/MPLS
and PWE services
.
Eclipse System Overview
The Eclipse System Overview course provides students with an overview of the basic features, equipment configuration
and functionality for the Eclipse platform. Successfully completing a short assessment at the end of the course will provide
students with credentials necessary towards the Aviat Network Associate certification level.
The Eclipse™ product family is a highly modular and scalable platform that delivers a unique combination of high capacity
hybrid or all-packet transport, Carrier Ethernet/IP networking, and comprehensive mission critical microwave features,
enabling operators to prepare for the all-IP future.
WTM4000 Overview
The WTM System Overview course provides students with an overview of the basic features, equipment configuration and
functionality for the WTM platform. Successfully completing a short assessment at the end of the course will provide
students with credentials necessary towards the Aviat Network Associate certification level.
The WTM 4000 is the industry’s first microwave router. It is a fully integrated microwave networking solution,
delivering a unique combination of high capacity all-packet transport, Carrier Ethernet, IP/MPLS and PWE
services and comprehensive mission critical microwave features
Basic Networking and IP Routing Overview
The Basic Networking and IP Routing Overview course is for field and operations persons who are involved
with deploying, configuring and operating networking equipment, including microwave radios that transport
Ethernet/IP data packets
Provision
The ProVision overview course provides students with an overview of the basic features, equipment configuration,
functionality and preventive maintenance of microwave network elements using ProVision EMS.

 TRN-WW-ANA-01-01E Aviat Network Associate ELearning -

TECHNICAL TRAINING
Fundamentals of IP microwave radio communication

Microwave Communication System Course
TRN-WW-BMT-01-01E
Course Specifics
Duration: Self-paced e-learning (~2 hours)
Delivery format: E-Learning-Flash content
Pricing US $125.00
Course Description
The Basic Microwave Communications course provides an introduction to fundamental topics for microwave
such as systems architecture, parameters, modulation techniques, bandwidth and capacity. Additionally the
course covers, antennas and microwave path design topics along with radio wave propagation, interference,
protection schemes and diversity arrangements.
Completing a short assessment at the end of the course will provide students with credentials necessary
towards the Aviat Network Associate certification level.
Target Audience
This course is intended for entry level personnel requiring a working knowledge of basic microwave
concepts.
Objectives
 Understand the different network elements which are incorporated in a microwave telecommunications
system.
Prerequisites
• None, This is an entry level course PC with Internet access
• PC with internet access, Internet browser software, AviatCare LMS Access
Course Outline:
Microwave Parameters and system architecture Radio Wave Propagation
Modulation, system gain and capacity Interference

Antennas Data
Microwave Path Design Protection and Diversity

TECHNICAL TRAINING

 TRN-WW-BMT-01-01E Fundamentals of IP microwave radio communication

EDUCATION SERVICES
CTR8540-8300
System Overview E-learning course
TRN-WW-CTR-01-01E
Course Specifics
Duration: Self-paced e-learning ( ~1hours)
Pricing: US$125.00
Course Description
The CTR8540/8300 System Overview course provides students with an overview of the basic features,
equipment configuration and functionality for the CT8540/8300. Successfully completing a short assessment
at the end of the course will provide students with credentials necessary towards the Aviat Network
Associate certification level.
Target Audience
This course is intended for entry level personnel requiring a working knowledge of CTR radio concepts
Prerequisites
▪ No technical knowledge prerequisites are needed.
▪ PC with Internet access, Internet browser software, access and subscription to AviatCare LMS.
Objectives
▪ Understand the different network elements which are incorporated in the CTR radio

▪ TRN-WW-CTR-01-01E Aviat Network Associate ELearning - Microwave Switching Track

EDUCATION SERVICES
Eclipse System Overview ELearning

TRN-WW-ECL-01-01E
Course Specifics
Duration: Self-paced e-learning ( ~1hour)
Pricing: US$125.00
Course Description
The Eclipse System Overview course provides students with an overview of the basic features, equipment
configuration and functionality for the Eclipse platform. Successfully completing a short assessment at the
end of the course will provide students with credentials necessary towards the Aviat Network Associate
certification level.
The Eclipse™ product family is a highly modular and scalable platform that delivers a unique combination of
high capacity hybrid or all-packet transport, Carrier Ethernet/IP networking, and comprehensive mission
critical microwave features, enabling operators to prepare for the all-IP future.
This course is also a pre-requisite for attending the Eclipse Installation, Operations and Maintenance (3-day)
open-enrollment course.
Target Audience
This course is intended for individuals requiring foundational knowledge of the Aviat Eclipse radio platform.
Prerequisites
Objectives
 Understand the different network elements which are incorporated in Eclipse radio platform..

 TRN-WW-ECL-01E Eclipse System Overview ELearning -

EDUCATION SERVICES

Installations Procedures for Digital Microwave links
TRN-WW-IBP-01-01E
Course Specifics
Delivery format: E-learning-Flash content
Pricing : US $250.00
Course Description
The Installation Best practices course provides an introduction to fundamental topics for microwave
installation.
Completing a short assessment at the end of the course will provide students with credentials necessary
towards the Aviat Network certification level. (ACI)
Target Audience
The Course is intended for installation and service personnel requiring a working knowledge of installation
practices and procedures.
Prerequisites
 Participants should have a working familiarity of point-to-point microwave radio networks or RF
systems, telecommunications fundamentals and basic computer skills
 PC with internet access, Internet browser software, AviatCare LMS Access
Objectives
system.
Course Outline
Safety
 RF and Microwave safety
 Electrical hazards
 Chemical hazards
 Laser and Fiber optic cable hazards
 Hoisting and rigging safety
 Weather considerations
 ESD protection
Split mount radios

 Outdoor unit installation\
 Coax cable installation
Lightning Protection
 Importance for lighting protection
 Aviat Networks requirements

EDUCATION SERVICES
 Types of protection
 Installation of lightning protection
Indoor equipment installation
 Power requirements
 Rack and cabinet installation
 Power requirements
 Circuit overloading and protection
 Indoor waveguide installation.
Planning
 Pre installation planning
 NMS planning
 Golden site installation
Grounding
 Site grounding
 Equipment grounding
 grounding
 Cable grounding
 Ground termination
 Testing ground connections
Cable Management
 Guidelines for cable management
 Cable installation

 TRN-WW-IBP-01A

EDUCATION SERVICES
Basic Networking and IP Routing Overview

TRN-WW-NETIPR-01-01E
Course Specifics
Delivery format: E-learning-Flash content
Pricing: US $250.00
Course Description
The Basic Networking and IP Routing Overview course is for field and operations persons who are involved
with deploying, configuring and operating networking equipment, including microwave radios that transport
Ethernet/IP data packets.
In this e-learning course are brief discussions on the fundamentals of computer networks. It covers the
basics of networking, starting from the physical layer, moving up to switching concepts and the critical IP
addressing. End-to-end data transport and the necessary upper layer protocols are also discussed. An
introduction to VLANs is also included.
By the end of the module, the learner shall be equipped with the foundational knowledge of networking,
enough to assist in troubleshooting small to medium-sized networks.
Completing a short assessment at the end of each module will provide students with credentials necessary
towards the Aviat Network Associate certification level. (ANA)
Target Audience
Course is intended for technicians/engineers requiring a basic knowledge of IP and Ethernet technology
within a transmission network
Prerequisites
 PC with internet access, Internet browser software, AviatCare LMS Access
Objectives
 Understand the basic networking concepts and the OSI model.

 Explain layer 2 switching and STP.
 Identify layer 3 functions and IP addressing.
 Understand layer 4 concepts and protocols.
 Describe DNS, ICMP and DHCP operations.
 Explain layers 5 to 7 functions.
 Understand VLAN concepts.

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
Module 1: Basic Networking Concepts Module 4: The Transport layer
 Network components – what makes  Layer 4 Concepts
up our network
 TCP
 Protocols – the rules of network
communication  UDP
 Network transmission methods, and
all about the
Module 5: Upper Layers
 The Physical Layer
 The Session Layer
 The Presentation Layer
Module 2: The Data Link Layer
 The Application Layer
 Layer 2 Encapsulation
 DNS
 Layer 2 Sublayers and MAC
Address  ICMP
 Layer 2 Broadcast Address  DHCP
 Ethernet CSMA/CD
 Layer 2 Devices: Bridge and Switch Module 6: VLANs
 Spanning Tree Protocol  VLAN Concepts

 The VLAN-tagged frame
Module 3: The Network Layer  V LAN Benefits
 Layer 3 Concepts  Access ports versus trunk ports
 Layer 3 Encapsulation
 Introduction to IPv4 and IPv6
 IP Addressing
 Subnet Mask
 IP Address Classes
 Reserved Addresses
 Private Address Space
 IP Subnetting
 Classless Inter-Domain Routing

pricing.

EDUCATION SERVICES
ProVision Overview ELearning
TRN-WW-PRO-01-01E
Course Specifics
Pricing: US$125.00
Course Description
Aviat ProVision™ is a powerful, standards-based Element Management System (EMS). Designed to simplify
Carrier Ethernet and TDM network designs and services, it provides superior intelligence for mobile and
private network operators. ProVision delivers network management across the full Aviat product portfolio,
key partner products and many third party SNMP-based platforms. It provides efficient, seamless end-to-end
network management solutions for TDM, Carrier Ethernet, and hybrid microwave networks.
The course is a pre-requisite for ProVision installation, configuration & Management ILT course
The ProVision Overview course provides students with an overview of the basic features, equipment
configuration, functionality and preventive maintenance of microwave network elements using ProVision
EMS.
Target Audience
This course is intended for Network Operations Center (NOC) operators and engineers involved in
managing microwave networks using the ProVision EMS
Prerequisites
Objectives
 Basic diagnostics, troubleshooting and preventive maintenance of microwave network elements using
ProVision EMS.
Course Outline
• SNMP Overview
• Deployment options
• Planning Network Hardware
• ProVision Server Command Prompt
• Installing ProVision Client
• Downloading Client Software from Server
• ProVision Web Interface
• Logging in to Client Software

EDUCATION SERVICES
• ProVision Client Interface

• ProVision User Interface
• Customizing the User Interface

 TRN-WW-PRO-01E ProVision Overview ELearning -

EDUCATION SERVICES
WTM3200 System Overview ELearning

TRN-WW-WTM32-01-01E
Course Specifics
Pricing: US$125.00
Course Description
The WTM3200 System Overview course provides students with an overview of the basic features,
equipment configuration and functionality for the Aviat WTM 3200 all outdoor packet radio. Upon
successfully completing the course and a short assessment student with receive the credentials necessary
The Aviat WTM 3200 is features an advanced Carrier Ethernet switch and highly scalable microwave
transport platform. Equipped with QPSK to 1024 QAM modulation in frequency bands from 6 to 42 GHz, the
WTM 3200 supports throughput rates up 1 Gbit/s.
Target Audience
This course is intended for individuals requiring knowledge of WTM320 radio concepts.
Prerequisites
Objectives
 Understand the different network elements which are incorporated in WTM3200 radio platform.

 TRN-WW-WTM32-01E WTM3200 Overview ELearning -

EDUCATION SERVICES
WTM3300 System Overview ELearning

TRN-WW-WTM33-01-01E
Course Specifics
Pricing: US$125.00
Course Description
The WTM3300 System Overview course provides students with an overview of the basic features,
equipment configuration and functionality for the Aviat WTM 3300 all outdoor packet radio. Upon
successfully completing the course and a short assessment students with receive the credentials necessary
The Aviat WTM 3300 is features an advanced Carrier Ethernet switch and highly scalable microwave
transport platform. Equipped with QPSK to 1024 QAM modulation in frequency bands from 6 to 42 GHz, the
WTM 3300 supports throughput rates up 1 Gbit/s.
Target Audience
This course is intended for individuals requiring knowledge of WTM330 radio concepts.
Prerequisites
Objectives
 Understand the different network elements which are incorporated in WTM3300 radio platform.

 TRN-WW-WTM33-01E WTM3300 Overview ELearning -

MICROWAVE AND IP-MPLS NETWORKING
EDUCATION SERVICES
ADVANCED ECLIPSE FEATURES

TRN-WW-ADVECL-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 2 days
Class capacity: 8 students
Location(s) for open San Antonio, Texas, USA
enrollment: Hamilton, Scotland, UK
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Course Description
The Deploying Advanced Eclipse Features course builds on the foundational knowledge provided in the pre-
requisite Eclipse Installation, Operation and Maintenance course (TR-ECL-01).
This course is targeted at providing students a thorough understanding of how to deploy the Eclipse platform
in an All-IP Radio Access Network (IP-RAN) environment. The course covers overview of related
Ethernet/IP fundamental concepts such as IP addressing, sub-netting, VLANs, QoS techniques, protection
techniques, and synchronization and timing in an Ethernet environment.
Detailed hands-on scenarios on how to configure the Eclipse platform and specifically the advanced features
of the DAC GE3 modules will be covered. Students will get a deep dive into understanding alarms and
identifying system blocks that are target for troubleshooting.
Extensive hands-on labs offer students a chance to work with scenarios they will face in real deployments in
their networks.
Courses are conducted by AVIAT expert trainers in a mentoring environment backed by their deep
technology expertise and experience in implementation of microwave wireless and IP networks.
The Advance Eclipse Troubleshooting course is conducted at Aviat Training locations or can be arranged at
customer sites.
Target Audience
Courses are intended for service personnel requiring an in-depth knowledge of troubleshooting and
maintaining Eclipse radio platforms.
Prerequisites
• Students must demonstrate prior completion of the Eclipse Installation, Operation and Maintenance
course (TR-ECL-01). An attendance record from the TR-ECL-01 course such as the certification of
completion will be requested during the registration process. Students that have completed the TR-
ECL-01 over 12 months ago may be required to complete an online E-Learning course for the
Eclipse System Overview (approximate 1-hour duration) as a refresher.

EDUCATION SERVICES
• Participants should have a basic understanding of Microwave and IP Fundamentals and have basic
computer skills. These courses are available via E-learning on the AviatCare Educate site or as
part of the Aviat Networks Certification program (Associate level).
• Each student must bring an IBM compatible laptop PC or an equivalent and have administrator
rights on the PC.
The PC must have minimum parameters of:
• Pentium 4 or later w/ 2GB of RAM and 250 Mb of free hard drive space
• USB Port
• Ethernet 10/100/1000Base-T LAN port with RJ-45 connector for local Ethernet connection
• 800x600 resolution, 256 color display (16-bit color)
• Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8
• TCP/IP installed and configured for LAN operation
Objectives
• Understand and deploy advanced features for the Eclipse platform.
• Install, configure operate and maintain Eclipse IP radios.
• Diagnose complicated faults and troubleshoot the relevant Eclipse platform(s) with support
requirements.

EDUCATION SERVICES
• Configuration Deployment examples using

Course Outline Synchronous Ethernet
• Synchronous Ethernet Lab
DAC GE3 Advanced VLAN Configuration Adaptive Coding and Modulation

• VLAN Concepts • Concept of Adaptive Coding and Modulation
• DAC GE3 Advanced VLAN Configuration • Regulatory Considerations with ACM
• VLAN Steering • ATPC with ACM
• VLAN Translation • ACM and QoS Configuration Lab
• VLAN configuration deployment examples –
Port Based, 802.1Q, Provider Bridging Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
• VLAN Steering Lab • DAC GE3 System Controls screen
• Ethernet Port Mirroring using Wireshark to
capture events
Protection, Stacking and Aggregation Options • DAC GE3 MAC Snapshot
• DAC GE3 Ethernet Protection and Stacking • DAC GE3 History and Performance Screens
• Link Status Propagation – Automatic Port • Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Lab
Shutdown on Link Failure detection
• Layer 1 Link Aggregation
• Layer 2 Link Aggregation – Static LAG and
LACP
• Dual Feed protection with LACP Lab
Quality of Service (QOS)

• End to End QoS mapping and scheduling
• Shaping
• L1LA and QOS Configuration Lab
Strong Security
• End to End QoS mapping and scheduling
• Shaping
• L1LA and QOS Configuration Lab
MPLS Virtual Private Network Technology

• Secure Management concept and
configuration
• Payload Encryption concept and
configuration
• SNMPv3 concept and configuration
• RADIUS Server Authentication concept and
configuration
• Secure Management and Payload Encryption
Lab
Ethernet Ring Protection, OAM, and RSTP
• Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)

concept for loop avoidance
• Ethernet Ring Protection Switching (ERPS)
concept for fast convergence and loop
avoidance and standard ITU-T G.8032v2
• Ethernet Operation, Administration and
Maintenance (EOAM) concept and standard
ITU-T Y.1731, IEEE 802.1ag
• Configuration Deployment examples of
RSTP, ERPS and EOAM
• Loop Avoidance Labs
Synchronization Essentials
• Mobile Synchronization Requirements

• Introduction to Synchronous Ethernet
(SyncE) and Precision Timing Protocol (PTP
– IEEE1588) and standards

EDUCATION SERVICES
Required Equipment for Training Sessions at Customer Sites
RADIO One equipment rack with 48VDC power supply.

At least 2 Traffic free hops (one HSB and one NP – 2 radios links talking to
each other. (Path has been simulated with at least 60dB of attenuation, for
troubleshooting training variable attenuators are preferred however not
mandatory). Minimum of 4 DAC GE v3
Radio links can be hired for duration of training course if required.
OTHER EQUIPMENT Digital multimeter.
Ethernet tester.
CLASSROOM SET UP Sufficient in size to handle all participants, instructor, desks, chairs, classroom
equipment. The room must have enough 110 AC (220) AC power and air
conditioning to operate equipment, all students clients PC’s and the server or
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
• Marker board, SVGA or Overhead projector and screen.
Desk and Chairs

• Desks or workstations with enough room for each student to write have open
books, client PC and / or, keyboard and monitor.
Internet Access
• Internet access through the server or through client PC.

TRN-ADVECL2-01A Deploying Advanced Eclipse Features Course (2-days) open

enrollment.
TRN- ADVECL2-01B Deploying Advanced Eclipse Features Course (2-days) at Aviat
TRN- ADVECL2-01C Deploying Advanced Eclipse Features Course (2-days) at customer
site with customer equipment
TRN- ADVECL2-01D Deploying Advanced Eclipse Features Course (2-days) at customer

site with equipment

EDUCATION SERVICES
CTR8500/8300 Installation, Operation and Maintenance

TRN-WW-CTR8583L2CFG-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 3 days
Location(s) for open enrollment: San Antonio, TX, USA
Hamilton, Scotland, UK
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Materials provided: Instruction and user Manuals (USB)
Student Handbook (e-Book)
Datasheets (USB)
Course Description
The CTR 8500/8300 is the industry’s first microwave router. It is a fully integrated microwave networking
solution, delivering a unique combination of high capacity all-packet transport, Carrier Ethernet, IP/MPLS
and PWE services and comprehensive mission critical microwave features. The CTR is purpose-built for
microwave, enabling operators to prepare for the all-IP future.
The CTR8500/8300 Installation, Operation and Maintenance course teaches students key functions of
the CTR8500/8300 platform. The course includes an overview of all available modules and the chassis,
initial setup, install and login, basic configuration with the CLI, system commissioning, configuration,
diagnostics, maintenance and troubleshooting. Extensive hands-on labs (nearly 50% of the course duration)
and case studies offer students with scenarios they will face in real deployments in their networks.
The CTR8540 Installation, Operation and Maintenance course is conducted at the Aviat Training locations or
can be arranged at customer sites
Target Audience
This course is intended for installation and service personnel responsible for installation, configuration, test
and maintenance procedures for the CTR8500/8300 product.
Prerequisites
1. Participants must complete CTR System Overview E-Learning course.
2. Participants should have a basic understanding of Microwave and IP Fundamentals and have basic
computer skills.
3. Each student must bring an IBM compatible laptop PC or an equivalent and have administrator
rights on the PC.
• Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, 8, or 10
• USB Port
EDUCATION SERVICES
• Network card (LAN Port)
• DB9 serial port connection or adapter
Objectives
 Basic installation and configuration of CTR8500/8300 equipment

 Provisioning of features such as Management, RF Links, Ethernet VLANs, QoS, and Link Aggregation
 Basic diagnostics, troubleshooting and preventive maintenance for CTR8500/8300

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
System Overview VLAN and Ethernet QoS Configuration

 CTR8540 Platform Base Hardware Highlights  Port Based VLANs
 System Architecture and signal flow  VLAN Tagging and Trunking (IEEE 802.1Q)
 Chassis and modular cards overview –  Provider Bridging (IEEE 802.1ad)
RACx2, POE x2, PWR  Ethernet QoS and Congestion Management
 CTR8311/8312 Platform Hardware Highlights  QoS implementation – Classifier, Scheduling,
Policing
 QoS mapping (IEEE 802.1p, DSCP)
Network Management and Initial Setup
 CLI Management via Serial and Ethernet Performance Statistics and Monitoring
 CTR Portal Web based GUI Management
 In-band management and out-of-band  RF Link Performance Statistics and
Management Monitoring using CLI and GUI
 SNMP  Ethernet Performance Statistics and
 Provisioning slots for optional cards – RAC, Monitoring using CLI and GUI
POE, PWR  System Sensors
 Provisioning RF Links  RFC2544 Ethernet tests and interpretation
 Provisioning ports on Ethernet and TDM
interfaces
 Provisioning with Scripts Carrier Ethernet Features
 Layer 1 Link Aggregation

Modular Cards and Radio Options  2+0, 4+0, and XPIC Configuration
 Features and capabilities of the RAC cards –  Synchronization (ITU-T G.8262, G.8264,
adaptive modulation, G.8262 compliance, TDM Clock)
and link aggregation support.  TDM Pseudowire Transport and configuration
 Features and capabilities of the POE cards –
support for WTM3x00 and 4x00 ODRs.
 ODU600, ODU600v2, ODU300hp, and Troubleshooting and Maintenance
IRU600v3 support – Capacity, Modulation
and Channel Bandwidth combinations,  Troubleshooting Overview
protection configurations, adaptive  Troubleshooting Techniques and Options
modulation  Troubleshooting Configuration and Link (RF
and Ethernet) Problems
Deployment Scenarios  Maintenance Overview
 Troubleshooting Path Problems
 Edge Applications  Fault Analysis and Reporting
 Nodal Applications  License and Software Management
 Aggregation Applications  Configuration Management
 Inter and Intra RAC/ODU Protection and  RAC and ODU Replacement
Configuration
 Cabling to Cell Site Routers for traffic and
Management
 RF Link Provisioning Scripts

EDUCATION SERVICES
RADIO One equipment rack with 48VDC power supply (note; all CTR8540 equipment
is positive earth)
At least 1 Traffic free hop – 2 radios talking to each other. (Path has been
simulated with at least 60dB of attenuation, for troubleshooting training
variable attenuators are preferred however not mandatory)
Chassis configurations should include as a minimum:
•RAC card (optional depending on Network Deployment and Configuration) with
•PoE cards (optional depending on Network Deployment and Configuration) with
•SD cards with relevant licenses based on Network Deployment and Configuratio
•ODUs should be a matching pair that is same sub band and TR spacing with on
•ODRs should be a matching pair that is same sub band and TR spacing with on
OTHER EQUIPMENT Ethernet tester
Digital Multimeter.
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Marker board, SVGA or Overhead projector and screen.
Desk and Chairs
Desks or workstations with enough room for each student to write
have open books, client PC and / or, keyboard and monitor.
Internet Access
Internet access through the server or through client PC.

 TRN-WW-CTR8583L2CFG-01A CTR 8500/8300 Layer 2, Layer 2 Features Configuration

-3 DAY, AVIAT LOC INSTRUCTOR LED -OPEN
ENROLLMENT - PER PERSON- WW
 TRN-WW-CTR8583L2CFG-01B CTR 8500/8300 Layer 2, Layer 2 Features Configuration

-3 DAY, AVIAT LOCATION INSTRUCTOR LED – WW
 TRN-WW-CTR8583L2CFG-01C CTR 8500/8300 Layer 2, Layer 2 Features Configuration

-3 DAY, CUSTOMER LOCATION INSTRUCTOR LED WW
 TRN-WW-CTR8583L2CFG-01D CTR 8500/8300 Layer 2, Layer 2 Features Configuration

-3 DAY, CUSTOMER LOCATION INSTRUCTOR LED NORTH
AMERICA, WITH EQUIPMENT

EDUCATION SERVICES
CONFIGURING CTR85XX/83XX IP/MPLS/LAYER 3 FEATURES

Course Specifics
Duration: 3 days
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Course Description
The Aviat Networks CONFIGURING CTR85XX/83XX IP/MPLS/LAYER 3 features course is recommended
for design, field and operations personnel, who design, deploy, configure and operate IP networking
equipment involving advanced routing protocols and IP/MPLS. This three (3) day instructor-led course is
focused on configuration of IP/MPLS/Layer 3 features on the CTR 85XX/83XX platform. Topics include
configuration and use of IS-IS, OSPF, LDP, L2VPN, L3VPN, QoS, Traffic Engineering (TE) and OAM
features.
The course content is enriched with hands-on labs (nearly 50% of the course duration) and case studies that
offer students scenarios they will face in real deployments in their networks.
technology expertise and experience in implementation of microwave wireless and IP/MPLS networks. The
course is conducted at Aviat Training locations or can be arranged at customer sites.
Target Audience
This course is intended for engineers requiring knowledge of how to configure IP routing, MPLS and traffic
engineering features on the CTR 85xx/83xx platform.
Prerequisites
 Participants must have completed
o Aviat CTR8500/8300 Installation, Operation, and Maintenance course that provides
knowledge of the setup, trouble shooting and operation of CTR platforms including
configuration of Carrier Ethernet (Layer 2), QoS, and Microwave features.
o Aviat Basic Networking and IP Routing course or have completed equivalent study on other
vendor platforms, sufficient enough to demonstrate knowledge of Basic Networking including
VLANs, Switching and IP Routing Protocols.
o Aviat Advanced Routing & MPLS course OR have a strong understanding and knowledge
of MPLS technologies and experience of implementing MPLS on other vendor platforms.
Objectives
 Understand core routing concepts involving advanced protocols such as BGP, ISIS and configuration
on the CTR 85XX/83XX platform
 Configuration of MPLS, LDP, and RSVP-TE features.
 Configuration of MPLS based applications - L2VPNs, L3VPNs, on the CTR platform.

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
IPv4 unicast routing and forwarding
• Static routes
• OSPF configuration
• IS-IS concept and configuration
• BGP concept and configuration
Label Distribution Protocol (LDP)
• Configuring Label Distribution Protocol

and Targeted LDP
MPLS-Based Applications - L2VPN
• Configuring VPLS and VPWS
MPLS-Based Applications – L3VPN
• Configuring L3VPN
MPLS Traffic Engineering
• Configuring MPLS Traffic Engineering

• MPLS LSP signaling using RSVP-TE
• Configuring IS-IS TE extensions
MPLS QoS
• Classification, Scheduling, Traffic

Policing based on DSCP, EXP
OAM
• LSP Ping and TraceRoute

EDUCATION SERVICES
RADIO Not Applicable.

OTHER EQUIPMENT Not Applicable.
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access
 Each student must have a laptop with administrative rights to install and run IP networking simulation
software.

TRN-WW-CTR8583L3CFG-01A CTR 8500/8300 IP, MPLS Layer 3, Layer 3 Features Configuration

-3 DAY, AVIAT LOC INSTRUCTOR LED -OPEN ENROLLMENT - PER
PERSON- WW
TRN-WW-CTR8583L3CFG-01B CTR 8500/8300 IP, MPLS Layer 3, Layer 3 Features Configuration

-3 DAY, AVIAT LOCATION INSTRUCTOR LED – WW
TRN-WW-CTR8583L3CFG-01C CTR 8500/8300 IP, MPLS Layer 3, Layer 3 Features Configuration

-3 DAY, CUSTOMER LOCATION INSTRUCTOR LED WW
TRN-WW-CTR8583L3CFG-01D CTR 8500/8300 IP, MPLS Layer 3, Layer 3 Features Configuration

-3 DAY, CUSTOMER LOCATION INSTRUCTOR LED NORTH AMERICA, WITH
EQUIPMENT

EDUCATION SERVICES
CTR8740 Installation, Operation and Maintenance

Course Specifics
Duration: 3 days
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Datasheets (USB)
Course Description
The CTR 8740 is the industry’s first microwave router. It is a fully integrated microwave networking solution,
services and comprehensive mission critical microwave features. The CTR is purpose-built for microwave,
enabling operators to prepare for the all-IP future.
The CTR8740 Installation, Operation and Maintenance course teaches students key functions of the
CTR8740 platform. The course includes an overview of all available modules and the chassis, initial setup,
install and login, basic configuration with the CLI, system commissioning, configuration, diagnostics,
maintenance and troubleshooting. Extensive hands-on labs (nearly 50% of the course duration) and case
studies offer students with scenarios they will face in real deployments in their networks.
The CTR8740 Installation, Operation and Maintenance course is conducted at the Aviat Training locations or
can be arranged at customer sites
Target Audience
and maintenance procedures for the CTR8740 product.
Prerequisites
1. Participants must complete CTR System Overview E-Learning course.
computer skills.
rights on the PC.
• USB Port
June 2019 http://www.aviatnetworks.com/services/aviatcare/educate
EDUCATION SERVICES
Objectives
 Basic installation and configuration of CTR8740 equipment

 Basic diagnostics, troubleshooting and preventive maintenance for CTR8740

EDUCATION SERVICES

Course Outline  Synchronization (ITU-T G.8262, G.8264,
TDM Clock)
 Ethernet OAM (IEEE 802.ah, IEEE 802.1ag,
System Overview ITU-T Y.1731)
 Ethernet Ring Protection Switching based on
 CTR8740 Platform Base Hardware Highlights Y.1731 and 802.1ag
 System Architecture and signal flow  TDM Pseudowire Transport and configuration
 Chassis and modular cards overview –
RACx2, POE x2, PWR
 CTR8311/8312 Platform Hardware Highlights Troubleshooting and Maintenance
 Troubleshooting Overview
Network Management and Initial Setup  Troubleshooting Techniques and Options
 Troubleshooting Configuration and Link (RF
 CLI Management via Serial and Ethernet and Ethernet) Problems
 CTR Portal Web based GUI Management  Maintenance Overview
 In-band management and out-of-band  Troubleshooting Path Problems
Management  Fault Analysis and Reporting
 SNMP  License and Software Management
 Provisioning slots for optional cards – RAC,  Configuration Management
POE, PWR  RAC and ODU Replacement
 Provisioning RF Links
 Provisioning ports on Ethernet and TDM
interfaces
 Provisioning with Scripts
Modular Cards and Radio Options
 Features and capabilities of the RAC cards –

adaptive modulation, G.8262 compliance,
and link aggregation support.
 ODU600v2 support with CTR RAC x2 –
Capacity, Modulation and Channel Bandwidth
combinations, protection configurations,
adaptive modulation
 ODRs –WTM34xx, support with CTR POE x2
cards – capacity, modulation and channel
bandwidth combinations
VLAN and Ethernet QoS Configuration
 Port Based VLANs

 VLAN Tagging and Trunking (IEEE 802.1Q)
 Provider Bridging (IEEE 802.1ad)
 Ethernet QoS and Congestion Management
 QoS implementation – Classifier, Scheduling,
Policing
 QoS mapping (IEEE 802.1p, DSCP)
Performance Statistics and Monitoring
 RF Link Performance Statistics and

Monitoring using CLI and GUI
 Ethernet Performance Statistics and
 System Sensors
 RFC2544 Ethernet tests and interpretation
Carrier Ethernet Features

 2+0, 4+0, and XPIC Configuration

EDUCATION SERVICES
RADIO One equipment rack with 48VDC power supply (note; all CTR8 equipment is
positive earth)
variable attenuators are preferred however not mandatory)
•RAC card (optional depending on Network Deployment and Configuration) with
•PoE cards (optional depending on Network Deployment and Configuration) with
•SD cards with relevant licenses based on Network Deployment and Configuratio
•ODUs should be a matching pair that is same sub band and TR spacing with on
•ODRs should be a matching pair that is same sub band and TR spacing with on
Digital Multimeter.
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

 TRN-CTR8740-IOML2-A CTR 8740: Installation, Operation and Maintenance, Layer 2

- ILT, 3 DAY, Aviat Training Center - Open Enrollment -per
Student.
 TRN-CTR8740-IOML2-B CTR 8740: Installation, Operation and Maintenance, Layer 2

- ILT, 3 DAY, Aviat Training Center- 10 Students Max
 TRN-CTR8740-IOML2-C CTR 8740: Installation, Operation and Maintenance, Layer 2

- ILT, 3 DAY, Customer Location- 10 Students Max
 TRN-CTR8740-IOML2-D CTR 8740: Installation, Operation and Maintenance, Layer 2

- ILT, 3 DAY, Customer Location-with Equipment- only for US-
10 Students Max

EDUCATION SERVICES
CTR8583 ADVANCED ROUTING AND MPLS FEATURES

TRN-WW-CTRADVRMPLS-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 5 days
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Course Description
The Aviat Networks Advanced Routing & MPLS Features course is recommended for design, field and
operations personnel who design, deploy, configure and operate IP networking equipment involving
advanced routing protocols and IP/MPLS. This five-day instructor-led course builds on foundational routing
and networking knowledge and introduces OSPF, IS-IS and BGP protocols. This is followed by an in-depth
overview of MPLS technology, including concepts, services, architecture, configuration, design issues,
operations, troubleshooting, LDP, L2-VPN, L3-VPN, QoS, Traffic Engineering (TE) and MPLS-TP.
The course content is enriched with hands-on labs (nearly 50% of the course duration) and case studies that
offer students scenarios they will face in real deployments in their networks. All labs are conducted on the
Aviat CTR8540/8300 microwave router platform equipment enriched with the latest MPLS Advanced
software.
technology expertise and experience in implementation of microwave wireless and IP/MPLS networks.
Target Audience
This course is intended for engineers requiring an advanced knowledge of IP routing, MPLS and Traffic
Engineering concepts within an IP/MPLS network.
Prerequisites
 Participants must have completed the Aviat Basic Networking and IP Routing course or have completed
the pre-requisite exam to demonstrate knowledge of Basic Networking including VLANs, QoS, IP
Routing and Routing Protocols.
 Each student must have a laptop with administrative rights to install and run IP networking simulation
software.
Objectives
 Understand core routing concepts involving advanced protocols such as OSPF, IS-IS, and BGP.
 Learn MPLS concepts, terminology, objectives and applications.
 Develop a strong understanding of implementing MPLS-based applications using L2VPNs, L3VPNs.
 Identify the scenarios that will require MPLS-TP and Traffic Engineering features.
 Learn and study examples of MPLS and Traffic Engineering in mobile backhaul and private network
solutions.

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline • EoMPLS Configuration

• MPLS VPLS (L2 Multipoint-to-Multipoint
Routing within the Core service)
• Core Routing Protocols (OSPF, IS-IS, BGP) • VPLS Architecture
• OSPF concept and configuration • VPLS Configuration
• IS-IS concept and configuration
• BGP concept and configuration MPLS-Based Applications - IP VPNs (L3 VPNs)
• CE-PE Interfaces
MPLS Concepts • How packets are associated with VRFs
• Objectives of MPLS • Label stacking aiding VPN support
• Applications of MPLS • Use of BGP within L3 VPNs
• MPLS Architecture • Forwarding packets across the MPLS
• Variants of MPLS: MPLS-TE; GMPLS; network
MPLS-TP • Route Distinguisher
• Ingress & Egress Label Edge Routers • Route Target: Import and Export targets
• Forward Equivalence Class • Route distribution in MPLS L3 VPN
• Functions of Label Switched Routers and • Route and Label advertisement
Requirements of LSPs • Independence from VPN addressing
• MPLS Labels and Label Stack • CE-PE Routing Protocols
• Forwarding Labeled Packets
MPLS-TP
Label Distribution Protocol (LDP) • Concepts, benefits of MPLS-TP
• LDP Protocol definition and advantages • Requirements of MPLS-TP
• Static LSP versus Dynamic LSP • Layered concept
• LDP traffic and flow control • Data Plane, Control Plane
• IP routing process versus MPLS LDP • Protection and Recovery
process • QoS
• LDP messaging • For the optional Control Plane (GMPLS,
• Building and LDP routing tables set up RSVP-TE)
• Label distribution; Downstream unsolicited • Support for Network Management
mode
• Label distribution; On demand mode
• Label retention mode
• LDP convergence
• Penultimate Hop Popping
• Targeted label distribution mode
MPLS Traffic Engineering Overview

• Introducing Traffic Engineering Concepts
• Understanding MPLS TE Components
• Configuring MPLS Traffic Engineering
MPLS Virtual Private Network Technology

• Introducing Virtual Private Networks
• Introducing MPLS VPN Architecture
• Introducing the MPLS VPN Routing Model
• Forwarding MPLS VPN Packets
MPLS-Based Applications - L2 VPNs

• L2 VPN Overview, VPWS and VPLS
• WPWS Point to Point Solutions
• VWPS Frame Forwarding
• Pseudowire Architecture
• L2TPV3
• ATOM
• Pseudowire Discovery and Signaling
• Label Mapping Message TLVs
• The Control Word
• MPLS QoS
• Ethernet over MPLS (EoMPLS)
• EoMPLS Port mode and VLAN Mode

EDUCATION SERVICES

radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

TRN-WW-ADVRMPLS-01A CTR8583 ADVANCED ROUTING AND MPLS FEATURES 5 DAY, AVIAT LOC
INSTRUCTOR LED -OPEN ENROLLMENT - PER PERSON- WW
TRN-WW-ADVRMPLS-01B CTR8583 ADVANCED ROUTING AND MPLS FEATURES 5 DAY, AVIAT LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR LED - WW
TRN-WW-ADVRMPLS-01D CTR8583 ADVANCED ROUTING AND MPLS FEATURES 5 DAY, CUSTOMER
LOCATION INSTRUCTOR LED NORTH AMERICA, WITH EQUIPMENT

EDUCATION SERVICES
Eclipse Installation, Operation and Maintenance Course

TRN-WW-ECL-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 3 days
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Course Description
The Eclipse Installation, Operation and Maintenance course teaches students key functions of the
Eclipse platform. The course includes an overview of all available equipment, basic configuration with the
Portal craft tool, system commissioning, maintenance, diagnostics and troubleshooting. Extensive hands-on
labs (nearly 50% of the course duration) offer students with scenarios they will face in real deployments in
their networks.
The Eclipse Installation, Operation and Maintenance course is conducted at the Aviat Training locations or
can be arranged at customer sites.
Target Audience
and maintenance procedures for the Eclipse platform.
Prerequisites
1. Participants must complete Eclipse System Overview e-learning course.
2. Participants should have a basic understanding of Electronics, Telecommunications and IP

Fundamentals and have basic computer skills.
3. Each student must bring an IBM compatible laptop PC and have administrator rights on the PC (to
allow installation of the Portal craft tool).

• Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7
• USB Port
• DB9 serial port connection or adapter (optional)

EDUCATION SERVICES
Objectives
 Basic installation and configuration for Eclipse equipment
 Preventative maintenance on the relevant Eclipse equipment
 Basic diagnostics and troubleshooting of the relevant Eclipse equipment.

EDUCATION SERVICES
 CCDP with XPIC

Course Outline  ACM
Eclipse System Overview Portal
 Introduction to Basic Overview
 Introduction to Node and Terminal Platform  Introduction to Portal Craft Tool
 Portal Installation
Eclipse Node  Portal PC Configuration for Ethernet and
 Node Concept V.24/RS-232 Connections
 Basic Architecture and Capabilities  Eclipse Network Management
 Indoor Units: INU and INUe  Portal Screens
 Slot Assignment Rules  Lab Exercise
 Backplane Bus
 Node Capacity Rules and Licensing Eclipse Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
 Plug-in Cards
 -NCC, -FAN, RACs, -DACs, -AUX, -NPC  Diagnostics Overview
 Node and DAC Protection  LEDs
 RF Unit Overview  Alarms
 HTML Help
Installation and Commissioning  Diagnostics Screens
 INU Card Handling and Rules  Loopbacks
 Indoor Installation  Event Browser
 Outdoor Installation  Performance and History
 Commissioning  Troubleshooting Overview
 Configuration Work Flow  Troubleshooting Path Problems
 Acceptance Testing  Troubleshooting Configuration Problems
 Records Keeping  Lab Exercise
 Lab Exercise
Preventative Maintenance
Ethernet DAC’s Maintenance Overview
 Eclipse Packet Node  Inspections
 DAC GE3  Trend Analysis
 DAC GE  Fault Analysis and Reporting
 Modes of Operation  Spares
 RWPR  Software Management
 VLANs  Lab Exercise
 Link Aggregation
 Link Status Propagation
 QOS and Scheduling
 DAC GE3 Protection
 Lab Exercise
Eclipse Terminals
 Eclipse Terminal Overview

 Eclipse IDU GE3 16x
 Eclipse Terminal protection Operation
Eclipse ODU/RFUs
 ODU 300hp
 ODU 600
 IRU600v1, v2, and v3 (North America only)
 Antenna Mount and Coupler
 RSSI
 RAC-ODU/RFU Cable
 ODU/RFU Block Diagram
Eclipse ODU/RFU Configuration
 Protection Options
 Hot Standby 1+1
 Space Diversity
 Frequency Diversity
 Dual Protection
 TDM Ring Protection, NCM and SPDH

EDUCATION SERVICES
RADIO One equipment rack with 48VDC power supply (note; all Eclipse equipment is
positive earth)
simulated with at least 60dB of attenuation, for troubleshooting training variable
attenuators are preferred however not mandatory)
INU configurations each INU should include as a minimum:
•RAC card (with RAC jumper cable and 50ohm cable or M/M N-type adapters to
connect to ODU.
•DAC card (with relevant traffic cables
•Any relevant optional cards.
IDU configurations, each IDU should have the following available;

•Flash card
•Relevant traffic cables
•50ohm N-type cable for connection to ODU
•ODU’s should be a matching pair i.e. same sub band and TR spacing with one
being Tx High and the other Tx Lo.
INU configurations it is preferred although not essential to have 3 x INU and 2x
Pairs of ODU’s to allow nodal configurations to be made during the training.
conditioning to operate equipment, all students clients PC’s and the server or radio
as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Desks or workstations with enough room for each student to write have
open books, client PC and / or, keyboard and monitor.
Internet Access

 TRN- WW-ECL-01A ECLIPSE I, M & O Course (3-days) Open Enrollment.

 TRN- WW-ECL-01B ECLIPSE I, M & O Course (3-days) at Aviat.
 TRN- WW-ECL-01C ECLIPSE I, M & O Course (3-days) at customer site
 TRN- WW-ECL-01D ECLIPSE I, M & O Course (3-days) at customer site with DEMO NA
only

EDUCATION SERVICES

Installations Procedures for Digital Microwave links
TRN-WW-IBP-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 1 days
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Course Description
The Aviat Networks Installation Best practices course provides an introduction to fundamental topics for
microwave installation.
The Fundamentals of IP microwave radio communication course teaches students key functions on
installations procedures for Microwave radio linkis.
The course is conducted at Aviat Training locations or can be arranged at customer sites.
Target Audience
The Course is intended for installation and service personnel requiring a working knowledge of installation
practices and procedures.
Prerequisites
 Participants should have a working familiarity of point-to-point microwave radio networks or RF

systems, telecommunications fundamentals and basic computer skills.
 Each student must bring an IBM compatible laptop PC.
Objectives
 Participants will be proficient in the standards and procedures recommend by Aviat Networks for
installation of digital microwave radio equipment

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
Safety
 RF and Microwave safety
 Electrical hazards
 Chemical hazards
 Laser and Fiber optic cable hazards
 Hoisting and rigging safety
 Weather considerations
 ESD protection
Antennas
 Antenna characteristics
 Polarization
 Alignment
Split mount radios

 Outdoor unit installation
 Coax cable installation
Lightning Protection
 Importance for lighting protection
 Aviat Networks requirements
 Types of protection
 Installation of lightning protection
Commissioning
 Purpose of commissioning
 Commissioning procedure
 Recommended commissioning tests
Planning
 Pre-installation planning
 NMS planning
 Golden site installation
All indoor radios

 Feeder/waveguide installation
 Pressurization
 Testing
Grounding
 Site grounding
 Equipment grounding
 Rack grounding
 Cable grounding
 Ground termination
 Testing ground connections
Cable Management
 Guidelines for cable management

 Cable installation

EDUCATION SERVICES

conditioning to operate equipment, all students’ clients PC’s and the server or
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

 TRN-WW-IBP-01A Installation Best Practices (1-day) Open Enrollment.

 TRN-WW-IBP-01B Installation Best Practices (1-day) at Aviat.
 TRN-WW-IBP-01C Installation Best Practices (1-day) at customer site.

EDUCATION SERVICES
IRU600 Installation, Operation and Maintenance

TRN-WW-IRU600-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 3 days
Location(s) for open enrollment: NA
Datasheets (USB)
Course Description
The Aviat Networks IRU600 is an all indoor Micro wave radio that integrates the latest radio technology into
a small and compact housing with low power consumption. It is designed to support Carrier Ethernet and
Native TDM over common 6 to 11 GHz microwave frequency bands.
The IRU600 Installation, Operation and Maintenance course teaches students key functions of the IRU
wave radios. The course includes an overview of all available equipment, basic configuration with the Portal
craft tool, system commissioning, maintenance, diagnostics and troubleshooting. Extensive hands-on labs
(nearly 50% of the course duration) offer students with scenarios they will face in real deployments in their
networks.
The IRU600 Installation, Operation and Maintenance course is conducted at Aviat Training locations or
can be arranged at customer sites.
Target Audience
and maintenance procedures for the IRU600 radio platform.
Prerequisites
1. Participants must complete Eclipse System Overview e-learning course.
2. Participants should have a basic understanding of Electronics, Telecommunications and IP
Fundamentals and have basic computer skills.
3. Each student must bring an IBM compatible laptop PC and have administrator rights on the PC (to
allow installation of the Portal craft tool).
• USB Port
• DB9 serial port connection or adapter (optional)
Objectives
Upon successfully completing this course, participants will be able to perform:
 List the functions and features of the Eclipse w/ IRU600 RFU
 Describe the hardware and configurations of the Eclipse w/ IRU600 RFU
EDUCATION SERVICES
 Configure and commission the Eclipse w/ IRU600 RFU

 Perform local and remote troubleshooting using Portal

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline Troubleshooting

Overview  Troubleshooting Overview
 Troubleshooting Lab
 Description and Features
 System Lay Out
 RF Options
 Capacity Options
 Portal
Intelligent Nodal Unit Configurations
 Basic Architecture and Capabilities

 Plug-in Cards
 -NCC -FAN -RACs -DACs -AUX -NPC
 Backplane Bus
 Slot Assignment Rules
 Node Capacity Rules and Licensing
 Path Capacity and Bandwidth Options
 Eclipse Packet Node
 Ethernet with DAC GE3 and DAC GE
 IDU GE3 16x
Basic Microwave Theory
 Technical Parameters
 Bandwidth, Modulation, and capacity
 Indoor RF vs. Split Mount
 Nodal Concept
Radio Frequency Unit Configurations
 IRU 600v1, v2, and v3

 Standard and High Power
 ACU
 Fans
 Protection Options
 TDM Ring Protection, NCM and SPDH
 ACM
 Link Aggregation
 ATPC
 CCDP w/ XPIC
Software Configuration and Commissioning
 Introduction to Portal Craft Tool

 Portal PC Configuration for Ethernet and
V.24/RS-232 Connections
 Portal Screens
 Configuring a New Installation
 Portal and Configuration LAB
Diagnostics Tools
 Introduction to Portal Diagnostics

 System Summary
 Event Browser
 System Controls: Locks and Loopbacks
 Performance and History Screens
 Alarm Screens
 Parts
 Diagnostics Lab

EDUCATION SERVICES
RADIO One equipment rack with -48VDC power supply.

At least 1 Traffic free hop – 2 each IRU 600 radios talking to each other. (Path
has been simulated with at least 60dB of attenuation, for troubleshooting
training variable attenuators are preferred however not mandatory).
Radio links can be rented for duration of training course if required
OTHER EQUIPMENT Digital multimeter.
Ethernet tester (Applicable only for Ethernet configuration Training).
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

Please contact your Aviat local sales team for a quote or email aviatcareeducate@aviatnet.com

TECHNICAL TRAINING
IP AND ETHERNET BASICS

TRAINING
TRN-IPETH-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 2 days
Course Description
The Aviat Networks IP & ETHERNET course is for field and operations persons who are involved with
deploying, configuring and operating networking equipment, including microwave radios, that transport
Ethernet/IP data packets. This course covers the basic concepts of Ethernet data transport, bridges and
routers, followed by overview of routing concepts and increased capacity concepts such as spanning tree
algorithm and link aggregation. TCP/IP overview is also included to provide additional networking concepts
within the OSI model, followed by a treatment of Aviat radio Ethernet transport applications.
The IPETH course is conducted at Aviat Training locations or can be arranged at customer sites.
Target Audience
Course is intended for technicians/engineers requiring a basic knowledge of IP and Ethernet technology
within a transmission network.
Objectives
 Understand the history of Ethernet traffic
 Have a good basic knowledge of Ethernet within a transmission network and the technologies and
protocols used, including routing and switching.
Prerequisites
• Participants should have experience with point-to-point microwave radio networks and have a good
understanding of electro-magnetic propagation plus wireless telecommunications fundamentals
• Each student must have a laptop with a running licensed copy of Pathloss 5.

TECHNICAL TRAINING
Course Outline
Basic Ethernet IP Application
 Ethernet history and evolution  TCPIP History and evolution

 Frame formats  OSI model,
 bridging and switching,  frame formats and encapsulation,
 spanning tree and other loop avoidance  addressing and sub-netting,
techniques,  routing basics,
 link aggregation  address resolution,
 Eclipse, DAC GE and DAC GE3 QOS basics
impacting IP based networking

RADIO NA
OTHER EQUIPMENT
NA
CLASSROOM SET UP
Sufficient in size to handle all participants, instructor, desks, chairs, classroom
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access
Internet access through the sever or through client PC.
Pricing
Please contact your Aviat local sales team for a quote or email aviatcareeducate@aviatnet.com

TECHNICAL TRAINING
Basic Networking and IP Routing

TRN-WW-NETIPR101-01
Course Specifics
Duration 5 days
Class Capacity 8 students
Location(s) for open San Antonio, TX, USA
enrollment Hamilton, Scotland, UK
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Materials provided Instruction and user Manuals (USB)
Datasheets (USB)
Course Description
Building a strong foundation of basic networking, switching and routing concepts is key to a successful career in the
converged microwave and IP routing technology space. Aviat customers who have expertise in microwave and RF
technology now have a course that can get them up to speed on IP technologies.
The Basic Networking and IP Routing instructor-led course will take the student step-by-step through basics of
networking, explaining functions of hubs, switches, VLANs, routers and related protocols and standards. Students will
be able to engage in performing basic networking configuration and troubleshooting tasks with a new level of
confidence.
The course covers fundamental concepts in the Ethernet/IP space such as IP addressing, subnetting, VLANs,
switching and routing. Additionally, static routing and dynamic routing protocols commonly used in TCP/IP networking
environments such as RIP and OSPF will be covered.
Detailed hands-on scenarios on how to configure and troubleshoot switching and routing platforms for each of the
protocols will be part of the curriculum. Extensive hands-on labs (nearly 60-70% of the course duration) offer students
with scenarios they will face in real deployments in their networks.
Courses are conducted by AVIAT expert trainers in a mentoring environment backed by their deep technology
expertise and experience in implementation of microwave wireless and IP networks.
The Basic Networking and IP Routing course is conducted at Aviat Training locations or can be arranged at
customer sites.
Target Audience
Courses are intended for those who want to gain knowledge of technologies in today’s TCP/IP based networking
environments and further their career prospects in the converged Microwave and IP routing space.
Objectives
 Understand basic networking concepts involved in Ethernet networks, VLANs in a switching environment.
 Configure static routing, dynamic routing protocols such as RIP and OSPF.

TECHNICAL TRAINING
 Understand IP addressing, subnetting and VLANs.

 Install, configure and troubleshoot switching and routing networking environments.
 Learn how to leverage the Aviat support site and knowledge base for ongoing help.
Prerequisites
1. Students must demonstrate prior completion of the recommended Elearning before attending this
course. An attendance record from the prescribed Elearning courses such as the certification of completion
will be requested during the registration process.
2. Participants must have an understanding of the binary and hexadecimal numbering systems and have basic
computer skills. Additional recommendations for reading on these topics can be provided on request.
3. Each student must bring an IBM compatible laptop PC or an equivalent and have administrator rights on the
PC.
• Intel i5 or later w/ 8GB of RAM and 250 Mb of free hard drive space
• USB Port
• USB to Serial adaptor (if no serial port on the PC)
• Ethernet 10Base-T LAN port with RJ-45 connector for local Ethernet connection
• 800x600 resolution, 256 color display (16-bit color)
• TCP/IP installed and configured for LAN operation
• Web browser (Google Chrome recommended)
Course Outline
Note: Topics may be added or changed based on ongoing improvements to this course content.
• Basic Networking Concepts
o OSI model
o Unicast, Multicast, Broadcast
o Basics of layers and protocols
• Physical layer
o How Ethernet works
o Collisions and CSMA/CD protocol
o Logical and physical topologies
• Data Link layer
o Solving the collision domain problem
o Resolving bridge loops
o Spanning tree protocol
o Selection of root bridge
o Solving the collision domain problem
o Resolving bridge loops
• Network Layer
o How do IP hosts communicate?
o Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
o IP Addressing
o IP Sub-netting
• Layers 4-7 and applications
o TCP and UDP
o DNS, DHCP, ICMP
o Session layer
o Presentation layer

TECHNICAL TRAINING
o Application layer
• Switching and VLANs
o VLAN design
o Configuring VLANs
o Trunking
o Managing broadcast domains
• When and how to use Network Address Translation (NAT)
• Routing Protocols
o Static and Dynamic routing
o RIP
o OSPF
• Troubleshooting switching and routing networks
Classroom Setup Sufficient in size to handle all participants, instructor, desks, chairs, classroom equipment. The
room must have enough 110 AC (220) AC power and air conditioning to operate equipment,
all students clients PC’s and the server or radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
• Desks or workstations with enough room for each student to write have open books,
client PC and/or, keyboard and monitor.
Internet Access

Please contact your Aviat local sales team for a quote or email aviatcareeducate@aviatnet.com and request pricing
for the following items:
 TRN-WW-NETIPR101-01A Basic Networking and IP Routing Course (5-days) Open Enrollment.

 TRN-WW-NETIPR101-01B Basic Networking and IP Routing Course (5-days) at Aviat.
 TRN-WW-NETIPR101-01C Basic Networking and IP Routing Course (5-days) at customer site.
 TRN-WW-NETIPR101-01D Basic Networking and IP Routing Course (5-days) at customer site with Equip.

EDUCATION SERVICES
ProVision installation, configuration & Management

TRN-WW-PRO-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 2 days
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Materials provided: Instruction Manual (USB)
Student Handbook (USB)
Datasheets
Course Description
Aviat ProVision™ is a powerful, standards-based Element Management System (EMS). Designed to simplify
Carrier Ethernet and TDM network designs and services, it provides superior intelligence for mobile and
private network operators. ProVision delivers network management across the full Aviat product portfolio,
key partner products and many third-party SNMP-based platforms. It provides efficient, seamless end-to-end
network management solutions for TDM, Carrier Ethernet, and hybrid microwave networks.
The ProVision™ Installation, Configuration and Management course provides full guidance on the
installation, use and administration of ProVision EMS software. The course will cover in detail all aspects of
using the EMS for fault management, configuration management, performance monitoring and reporting.
By leveraging the extensive hands-on labs exercises (50% of the course duration) provided, students will be
able to master the ProVision EMS features and significantly reduce complex configuration time for
deployment.
The ProVision Installation, Configuration and Management course is conducted at Aviat Training
locations or can be arranged at customer sites.
Target Audience
managing microwave networks using the ProVision EMS.
Prerequisites
 Participants must complete ProVision System Overview e-learning course
 Participants should have knowledge and experience in the areas of network operations
fundamentals and telecommunications fundamentals.
 The student will need a Notebook computer with an Ethernet port and running on one of the
following Operating Systems:
 Windows XP Pro
 Windows Vista
 Windows 7
 Windows 2003 Server
 Windows 2008 Server

EDUCATION SERVICES
Objectives
 Installation and configuration of ProVision software
ProVision EMS
 Setup users and administer features for fault management, configuration management and reporting

EDUCATION SERVICES
 Reposition Map viewer objects – lock/unlock

Course Outline object moving
 Verify ProVision is receiving events
ProVision Introduction
Configuration Management
 Functions & features
 Minimum hardware specifications  View and Change Network IP addresses
 Understand ProVision Architecture  Uploading Eclipse licenses
 Deployment Options  Perform Bulk configuration for devices on the
Network
Navigating ProVision  Network Auto-Discovery of Radios and
Devices
 Main User Interface  Circuit Provisioning and Collection
 Menu Bar  Configure Logical Containers
 Tree Viewer – Physical and Logical Viewer  Creating Map Annotation
 Map Viewer, adding a map background to
map viewer Reports
 View and change radio configuration
 View and change network IP addresses  Generate Helpdesk reports
 Generate Capacity, Inventory and Fault
Fault Management Reports
 Generate Network Health Reports – RF and
 Managing Events – event properties, Ethernet Network Health Reports
acknowledge, clear  Generate Security Status Report of Radios
• Event Browser – filters, browser options, and Devices
scoreboards  Configure Schedule Reports
• Viewing Security logs – log on/off,  Customize reports from report fields and
configuration changes objects
• Configure Event Notifications
• Configure and Interpret Scoreboards ProVision Installation and Administration
Performance Monitoring  Understand ProVision server/Client

relationship
 Configure device data collection  Creating Regional access for users
 Interpret performance history & trends  Session Manager Administration
 Set up Performance thresholds  Email Server Configuration
 Interpret Ethernet Bandwidth Utilization  Understand communication with Network
 Produce Inventory & fault reports elements
 Administer database manual and scheduled
Eclipse Features backup and security profiles
 Northbound Interface (NBI)description and
 Create, trace, view and diagnose circuits configuration
 Perform bulk software loads  Configure ProVision Redundancy Controller
 Produce capacity, inventory & fault reports  Discuss remote access options
 Understand licensing requirements and
procedures.
ProVision Installation and User Administration
Pro Vision VLAN Management
 Requirements for ProVision Installation
 ProVision Server and Client Installation  Viewing Discovered VLANs for Eclipse and
 Verifying ProVision Server is running CTR 8540 and 8300
 Logging in to Client Software  Creating VLANs for Eclipse
 Navigating ProVision  Creating VLANs for CTR 8540 and 8300
 Basic User Account creation and access level  Modifying a VLAN
 Validating VLAN Configuration
Deploying and Managing Radios and Generic Devices  Deleting a VLAN
 Information required for deployment Ethernet OAM Management

 Deploying containers – regions, sites and
racks  Viewing Discovered EOAM Maintenance
 Deploy, Manage, Rename, Delete and Associations
Unmanage Radios and Generic Devices such  Viewing EOAM Configuration Details
as switches, routers, third party microwave  Configuring EOAM
radios, multiplexers etc  Configuring EOAM to provide Fault
 Deploying EMS/Proxy in ProVision Monitoring of VLANs for Eclipse
 Re-parenting an object  Validating EOAM Configuration
 Create, verify and delete a link

EDUCATION SERVICES
ERP Ring Management
 Viewing Discovered Layer 1 and ERP Rings

 Viewing Ring Configuration Details
 Configuring ERP Rings
 Modifying an ERP Ring
 Deleting an ERP Ring
 Validating ERP Ring Configuration

EDUCATION SERVICES
RADIO One equipment rack with 48VDC power supply (if using 48VDC PoE units).
variable attenuators are preferred however not mandatory).
One hub or switch
One computer per 2 students
One computer (when TNET Proxy Server and/or TNET equipment is required)
240v power points
Radio links can be hired for duration of training course if required.
OTHER EQUIPMENT Computer requirements:

2 GHz processor (w/512K cache)
1GB memory or greater
GB Hard disk space
CD-ROM
Video Card Capable of 1024x768 “True Color” or higher
Windows 2000/ XP/ Vista
LAN card
USB port
CAT 5 cables
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

 TRN-WW-PRO-01-01E Online Overview Course E-Learning

 TRN-WW-PRO-01A Course (2-days) Open Enrollment.
 TRN-WW-PRO-01B Course (2-days) at Aviat.
 TRN-WW-PRO-01C Course (2-days) at customer site.
 TRN-WW-PRO-01D Course (2-days) at customer site with equipment

EDUCATION SERVICES
ProVision Plus
Management & Applications Platform
TRN-WW-PROVPLUS-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 2 days
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
México City, México
Course Description
The Aviat Networks ProVision Plus is Aviat’s next generation management and application platform,
designed from the ground up to minimize the total cost of ownership and maximize the intelligence and
flexibility of modern complex microwave networks. ProVision Plus is designed to be open and programmable
to enable custom built applications to automate the microwave lifecycle.
ProVision Plus is an easy to use web-based system accessed via modern web browsers such as Google
Chrome and Microsoft Edge. No client application installation is required, minimizing deployment and
support cost. Multiple server deployment options are available. Provision Plus is designed for premise
deployments and compliments AviatCloud for cloud-based installations.
technology expertise and experience in implementation of microwave wireless and IP/MPLS networks.
Target Audience
managing microwave networks using the ProVision Plus EMS.
Prerequisites
 Participants must complete ProVision System Overview e-learning course
 Participants should have knowledge and experience in the areas of network operations
fundamentals and telecommunications fundamentals.
 The student will need a Notebook computer with an Ethernet port and running on one of the
following Operating Systems:
 Windows XP Pro
 Windows Vista
 Windows 7
 Windows 10

EDUCATION SERVICES
Objectives
 Installation and configuration of ProVision Plus software
ProVision plus EMS
 Setup users and administer features for fault management, configuration management and reporting
 Monitoring MPLS networks

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
MPLS network management
ProVision Plus Introduction
 Physical link
 Functions & features  LSP link
 Minimum hardware specifications  LSP
 Understand ProVision + Architecture  TE link
 Deployment Options  TE Tunnel
Navigating ProVision MPLS service operation management
 Main User Interface  PW (Pseudowire)
 Menu Bar  L2VPN services layer
 Tree Viewer  RT Link
 Map Viewer  L3VPN services layer
 View and change radio configuration
 View and change network IP addresses Maintenance and troubleshooting
Fault Management  Ping
 Trace
 Managing Events – event properties,  Diagnostics History
acknowledge, clear  System message
• Event Browser – filters, browser options
Performance Monitoring
 Check the equipment performance
ProVision + Installation and User Administration
 Requirements for ProVision + Installation

 ProVision + Installation
 Verifying ProVision + is running
 Logging in to the Software
 Navigating ProVision
 Basic User Account creation and access level
Deploying and Managing Radios
 Information required for deployment

 Deploying containers – regions, sites and
racks
 Deploy, Manage, Rename, Delete and
Unmanage Radios
Synchronizing Live and baseline database
 Network monitoring
 Network layer management
ProVision Installation and Administration
 Creating Regional access for users

 Session Manager Administration
 Email Server Configuration
 Understand communication with Network
elements
 Administer database manual and scheduled
backup and security profiles
 Understand licensing requirements and
procedures.

EDUCATION SERVICES

CLASSROOM SET UP Enough in size to handle all participants, instructor, desks, chairs, classroom
conditioning to operate equipment, all student’s client’s PC’s and the server or
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

TRN-WW-PROVPLUS-01E Online PROVISION PLUS OVERVIEW E-Learning
TRN-WW-PROVPLUS-01A PROVISION PLUS INSTAL, CONFIG & MGT TRAINING 2 DAY, AVIAT LOC INSTR LED -
OPEN ENROLLMENT -PER PERSON - WW
TRN-WW-PROVPLUS-01B PROVSION PLUS INSTALLATION, CONFIGURATION & MANAGEMENT TRAINING 2
DAY, AVIAT LOC INSTRUCTOR LED - 10 STUDENTS MAX WW
TRN-WW-PROVPLUS-01C PROVISON PLUS INSTAL, CONFIG & MGT TRAINING 2 DAY, CUSTOMER LOCATION
INSTRUCTOR LED -10 STUDENTS MAX-WW
TRN-WW-PROVPLUS-01D PROVISON PLUS INSTAL, CONFIG & MGT TRAINING 2 DAY, CUST LOC INSTR LED
WITH EQUIPMENT- 10 STUDENTS MAX-WW

EDUCATION SERVICES
WTM 4000 Installation, Operation and Maintenance

TRN-WW-WTM4000-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 2 days
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Datasheets (USB)
Course Description
services and comprehensive mission critical microwave features. The WTM 4000 is purpose-built for
The WTM 4000 Installation, Operation and Maintenance course teaches students key functions of the
WTM 4000 platform. The course includes an overview of all available modules and the chassis, initial setup,
install and login, basic configuration with the CLI, system commissioning, configuration, diagnostics,
maintenance and troubleshooting. Extensive hands-on labs (nearly 50% of the course duration) and case
studies offer students with scenarios they will face in real deployments in their networks.
The WTM 4000 Installation, Operation and Maintenance course is conducted at the Aviat Training locations
or can be arranged at customer sites.
Target Audience
and maintenance procedures for the WTM 4000 product.
Prerequisites
1. Participants must complete WTM 4000 System Overview E-Learning course.
computer skills.
rights on the PC.
• USB Port
EDUCATION SERVICES
Objectives
 Basic installation and configuration of WTM 4000 equipment
 Basic diagnostics, troubleshooting and preventive maintenance for WTM 4000

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
System Overview
Switching and routing
 WTM 4000 product over view
 Product variant  Basic routing function
 Implementation option  Layer 2 Link Aggregation (LACP)
 System & RF  L2 control protocol tunnel
 Vlan management
Product installation
QOS
 Unpacking
 Antenna installation  Classification
 ODU installation  Scheduling
 DC power to the ODU (external)  Policing
 DC power to the ODU (POE)  Flow classification
Unit’s management Troubleshooting and Maintenance
 Connecting to the WTM4000  Troubleshooting Overview

 Management option (GUI / CLI)  Troubleshooting Techniques and
 Default login/ parameter Options
 Management Vlan  Troubleshooting Configuration and Link
Problems
Basic set-up and management  Maintenance Overview
 Date and Time

 SNMP and Wi-Fi configuration
 Admin management
RF link provisioning
 Provisioning the RF link

 Setting the A2C option
Performance Statistics and Monitoring
 RF Link Performance Statistics and

 RFC2544 Ethernet tests and
interpretation

EDUCATION SERVICES
RADIO One equipment rack with 48VDC power supply

At least 1 Traffic free hop – 2 radios talking to each other. (Path has been simulated
with at least 60dB of attenuation, for troubleshooting training variable attenuators
are preferred however not mandatory)
•ODRs should be a matching pair that is same sub band and TR spacing with one
Digital Multimeter.
conditioning to operate equipment, all student’s client’s PC’s and the server or radio
as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

TRN-WW-WTM4000-1E WTM4000 SYSTEM OVERVIEW ELEARNING
TRN-WW-WTM4000-1A WTM4000 I M & O PRODUCT TRAINING 2 DAY, AVIAT LOC INSTR LED -OPEN ENROLLMENT -P/P WW
TRN-WW-WTM4000-1B WTM4000 I M & O PRODUCT TRAINING 2 DAY, AVIAT LOCATION INSTRUCTOR LED - WW
TRN-WW-WTM4000-1C WTM4000 I, M & O PRODUCT TRAINING 2 DAY, CUSTOMER LOCATION WW
TRN-WW-WTM4000-1D WTM4000 I, M & O PRODUCT TRAINING 2 DAY, CUSTOMER LOCATION WITH EQUIPMENT NA
REGION ONLY

EDUCATION SERVICES
WTM 4000 ADVANCED FEATURES

TRN-WTM4K-ADV-L2
Course Specifics
Duration: 2 days
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Datasheets (USB)
Course Description
services and comprehensive mission critical microwave features. The WTM 4000 is purpose-built for
The WTM 4000 Advanced features course teaches students advanced functions of the WTM 4000
platform. Extensive hands-on labs (nearly 50% of the course duration) and case studies offer students with
scenarios they will face in real deployments in their networks.
The WTM 4000 advanced features course is conducted at the Aviat Training locations or can be arranged at
customer sites
Target Audience
and maintenance procedures for the WTM 4000 product.
Prerequisites
1. Students must demonstrate prior completion of the WTM 4000 System Overview and WTM 4000
Installation, Operation and Maintenance 2-day Instructor led course. An attendance record from the
TR-WTM4000-01 course such as the certification of completion will be requested during the
registration process.
computer skills.
rights on the PC.
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EDUCATION SERVICES
• USB Port
Objectives
 Basic installation and configuration of WTM 4000 equipment

 Provisioning of features such as Link Aggregation, L2 control protocol Tunneling
 Provisioning advanced features like EOAM, ERPS, RSTP, MSTP…
 Advanced diagnostics, troubleshooting and preventive maintenance for WTM 4000

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
Routing and Switching
 Customer mode Vlan

 Provided mode Vlan (Q&Q)
Link aggregation
 Layer 2 link aggregation

o LAG
o LACP
L2 Control Protocol Tunneling
 Configuration and activation
NMS routing
 Static routing
 Dynamic routing with OSPF
Synchronization
 Synch-E
 PTP
Advanced QOS
 Classification
 Remarking
 Policing
 Scheduling
 WRED
Ethernet Ring protection / EOAM
 ERP single ring with ECFM

 ERP Main & Sub ring with ECFM
 Policing
 Scheduling
 WRED
Spanning tree operation
 STP / RSTP
 MSTP

EDUCATION SERVICES
RADIO One equipment rack with 48VDC power supply

At least 1 Traffic free hop – 2 radios talking to each other. (Path has been simulated
with at least 60dB of attenuation, for troubleshooting training variable attenuators
are preferred however not mandatory)
•PoE adaptor with shielded CAT6 cable to connect to ODR
•ODUs should be a matching pair that is same sub band and TR spacing with one
•ODRs should be a matching pair that is same sub band and TR spacing with one
Digital Multimeter.
conditioning to operate equipment, all student’s client’s PC’s and the server or radio
as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

pricing

TRANSMISSION ENGINEERING
EDUCATION SERVICES
Fundamentals of IP microwave radio communication

Microwave Communication System Course
TRN-WW-BMT-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 1 days
Paris, France
Lagos, Nigeria
Clark, Philippines
Mexico City, Mexico
Course Description
The Aviat Networks Basic Microwave course is a theory course that teaches the fundamentals of IP
microwave radio communication.
Target Audience
This course is intended for entry level personnel requiring a working knowledge of basic microwave
concepts.
Prerequisites
 None, this is an entry level course

 An IBM compatible laptop PC or equivalent with Internet Access is recommended but not required
Objectives
system.

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
Microwave Theory
 Microwave Theory
 RF Spectrum
 Microwave System Architecture and Design
 Indoor vs Outdoor RF units
 Bandwidth, Modulation and Capacity
 Adaptive Modulation
 Microwave Antennas
 Multichannel and XPIC Operation
Microwave Path Design and Propagation

 Microwave Path Design Overview
 Free Space Loss
 Link Budgeting
 Transmission Engineering
 Path Design Software Tools
 Microwave Propagation
 Multipath Fading
 Fresnel Zones
 Rain Fading
 Rain Models
 Microwave Interference
Microwave Data Transport

 Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)
 Digital Multiplexing Theory
 Digital Signal Hierarchies
 SONET and SDH
 Ethernet over Microwave
 TDM to Ethernet Transition
 Layer 2 Switch
 Carrier Ethernet Features
 Microwave Network Management
 Microwave Routers and MPLS
Microwave System Protection

 Protection Schemes
 Space, Frequency, and Dual Diversity
 TDM Ring Protection
 Ethernet Ring Protection
 Ethernet Link Aggregation
 MPLS Traffic Engineering


EDUCATION SERVICES
conditioning to operate equipment, all students clients PC’s and the server or radio
as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access
Internet access through the server or through client PC. (Recommended)

pricing

EDUCATION SERVICES
Pathloss 5.0 Training

TRN-WW-PATHLOSS-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 4 days
Course Description
The Aviat Networks PathLoss 5 is microwave theory and hands on training.
The Pathloss5.0 course is conducted at Aviat Training locations or can be arranged at customer sites.
Target Audience
Microwave engineers and Transmission Planners who have knowledge in microwave propagation and path
design.
Prerequisites
• Participants should have experience with point-to-point microwave radio networks and have a good
understanding of electro-magnetic propagation plus wireless telecommunications fundamentals
• Each student must have a laptop with a running licensed copy of Pathloss 5.
Objectives
 This 4-day practical course includes a session to review central concepts of microwave theory, clear-air
and reflective electro-magnetic propagation, and Carrier Ethernet radio design.
 On the practical side, the students will design paths with the Instructor and will learn how to use the
different modules of PathLoss 5 in a step-by-step process. By the end of the course, the students will
have learned to use the software independently

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
Microwave Theory
 Microwave Propagation and Meteorology Theory:

 k Factor, Fresnel Zones, Path Clearance, Receiver Threshold, Fade Margin, Outage, Thermal Noise, Rain
Availability, Reliability, Atmospheric and Reflective Multipath, Antenna Theory
 L1/L2 Link Aggregation
 Adaptive Coding and Modulation theory and design fundamentals
Software Overview Digital Signal Theory Components
 General Program Operation

 Summary Module
 Terrain and clutter data download
 Microwave Worksheet
 Rain Attenuation
 Diffraction / Reflection Analysis
 Multipath
 Network Overview
 Interference Calculation (excluded in the US)
 Profile Analysis
 Propagation Models: Vigants and ITU

CLASSROOM SET UP Enough in size to handle all participants, instructor, desks, chairs, classroom
conditioning to operate equipment, all students’ clients PC’s and the server or
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

pricing

EDUCATION SERVICES
Intermediate Transmission Engineering for IP/Ethernet Backhaul

Transmission Engineer Training
TRN-WW-TE-01
Course Specifics
Duration: 5 days
Course Description
The Aviat Networks Intermediate Transmission Engineering for IP/Ethernet Backhaul
Microwave Networking in the RAN is a microwave transmission theory course conducted by AVIAT expert
trainers in a mentoring environment backed by their deep technology expertise and experience in
implementation of microwave wireless and IP networks.
The TE-01 course is conducted at Aviat Training locations or can be arranged at customer sites
Target Audience
The course is intended for Network Engineers requiring exposure into intermediate microwave transmission
theory and its applications for IP designs.
Prerequisites
 Ethernet radio training

 Basic microwave principles
 Basic IP/Ethernet concepts
Objectives
 Understand and apply the basic principles of RF propagation
 Understand microwave applications as applied to basic link engineering for IP and TDM backhaul

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
Introduction and General Considerations
 Purpose of transmission engineering
 Vocabulary and notation
 RF design process flowchart
 Network topologies
 Typical design applications
 Ethernet and TDM Ring protection
 Link and hop design
 Ethernet radio configurations
 Microwave repeaters
 Parabolic antenna types
 Transmission lines
 Radomes
 Antenna coupling units
Software Design Tool Review

 Sample calculations discussion based on fixed
and adaptive coding and modulation using:
Path Loss V.4 and V.
Interference Analysis
 Principles of frequency interference

 Principles of frequency planning
Path Analysis and Design

 Total loss parameters
 Total gain parameters
 RF protection schemes
 Diversity arrangements
 Improvement factors
 Objectives and calculations
 Multipath outage
 Rain outage
 Vigants and ITU-R Models
 Geo-climatic factors
 Multipath outage time
Microwave Propagation
 Electromagnetic field
 Free space equation
 Atmospheric effects
 Terrain effects
 Path clearance criteria
 Principles of path profiles
 Fade mechanisms
Performance Verification
 Paperless Chart Recorder (PCR) introduction


EDUCATION SERVICES
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

pricing

EDUCATION SERVICES
Advanced Transmission Engineering for IP/Ethernet Backhaul

Transmission Engineer Training
TRN-WW-TE-02
Course Specifics
Duration: 5 days
Course Description
The Aviat Networks Advanced Transmission Engineering for IP/Ethernet Backhaul
Microwave Networking in the RAN is an advanced microwave transmission course conducted by AVIAT
expert trainers in a mentoring environment backed by their deep technology expertise and experience in
implementation of microwave wireless and IP networks.
The TE-02 course is conducted at Aviat Training locations or can be arranged at customer sites.
Target Audience
The course is intended for Network Planners, Transmission/Network Engineers, and Network Support Staff
requiring advanced microwave transmission knowledge for the current IP/LTE evolution.
Prerequisites
▪ Aviat Networks TR-TE-01 courses

▪ Basic microwave principles and job experience
▪ PathLoss V.4 or V.5 software program knowledge
▪ A laptop running licensed copies of PathLoss V.4 or V.5 is required to complete the tasks associated
with the course
Objectives
▪ Analyze path profiles from topographic data
▪ Download topographic data from the Internet
▪ Design simple paths as per industry standards
▪ Profile a path
▪ Analyze reflections
▪ Prepare a frequency plan
▪ Analyze interference
▪ Understand the RAN topology for IP backhaul in the access, aggregation, and core layers
Understand how microwave radios links can be engineered to meet the RAN demands for IP traffic with
QoS.

EDUCATION SERVICES
Course Outline
Introduction and General Considerations
▪ Ethernet radio technology
▪ Radio network planning considerations
▪ RF design parameters review
▪ Error and quality performance objectives
▪ dBs review
▪ Adaptive Coding and Modulation
▪ L1/L2 link aggregation
▪ RATs overview
Software Design Tool

▪ Licensed PathLoss V.4 or V.5
▪ Path design workshop using licensed PathLoss
V.4 or V.5:
Profile
Multipath error performance objective
Rain outage objective
Interference analysis
Interference objective
Reflection study
Interference Analysis
▪ Interference performance objectives
▪ Frequency planning
▪ Interference case workshop using licensed
PathLoss V.4 or V.5:
Interference objective
T/I review
Noise floor discussion
Parabolic antenna pattern analysis
ATPC and DTPC concepts to mitigate
interface labels.
Path Analysis and Design

▪ Multipath probability
▪ Vigants’ model
▪ ITU-R P.530 models
▪ Diversity improvement factors
▪ Path calculation sheets
▪ CCDP/ACAP/ACDP/XPIC in the RAN
▪ Objectives (Long haul, short haul, access)
o North American “Bell” and ITU-R
Microwave Propagation
▪ Radio meteorology
▪ Electromagnetic near and far fields
▪ Geo-climatic effects
▪ Path clearance criteria
▪ Path profiles
▪ Fade mechanisms
▪ Over-water analysis
▪ Real meaning of fade margin
▪ Path survey principles
Performance Verification
▪ Paperless Chart Recorder (PCR) introduction.


EDUCATION SERVICES
radio as required.
Classroom Equipment
Desk and Chairs
Internet Access

pricing

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TRAINING COURSE COVERS

Key features and benefits

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OBJECTIVES AND PURPOSES

• Develop training paths for personnel

• Customer Site Training delivery (Field School):

• Instructors travel, food, lodging and preparation

• Open Enrollment or Scheduled sessions:

• Special Training Events:

• Consulting Learning services

• On the Job Training

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COURSE REGISTRATIONS AND QUOTES

Toll free (Canada/USA): 1-800-227-8332 Option 4

Direct number: 1-210-526-6345

Email address: AviatCareEducate@aviatnet.com

Web site: www.support.aviatnetworks.com

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Payment is expected at the time of registration to guarantee a seat in the course

Late cancellation and no shows receive no re-fund.

Aviat maintains Training and Education Centers in the following locations:

TRAINING AND EDUCATION CENTERS

Nigeria, Lagos South Africa (Centurion) UK, Hamilton

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AviatCare Educate Policy

7. Aviat Networks Training Center - Customer Dedicated Class:

8. On Site Customer Specific Field Class:

11. Courses cannot be filmed, videotaped or recorded.

Aviat Certified Expert (ACE)

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Courses & Exams Required, Pricing

Pricing & Scheduling

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Aviat Certified Installer Certification -CTR-

• Installation Best Practices

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Installation Best Practices

Installing the Aviat CTR8540

Installing the Aviat CTR 8300

Installing the Aviat ODU600

Installing the Aviat IRU600

Pricing & Scheduling

 TRN-WW-ANA-01-01E Aviat Network Associate ELearning -

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Aviat Certified Installer Certification Eclipse

• Installation Best Practices

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Installation Best Practices

Installing the Aviat CTR8540

Installing the Aviat CTR 8300

Installing the Aviat Eclipse INU/INUe

Installing the Aviat ODU600

Installing the Aviat IRU600

Pricing & Scheduling

 TRN-WW-ANA-01-01E Aviat Network Associate E-Learning –

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Aviat Network Associate Certification

 Aviat Cloud: How to Access the AviatCare Support Options

Aviat Cloud: How to Access the AviatCare Support Options