Who Should Attend?
The course is intended to anyone who needs to broaden knowledge about role of the SIP in Multimedia over IP Systems.
Course Scope
- IMS Concept & Architecture introduction.
- IMS introduction.
- Network & services evolution brought by IMS.
- Deployment outlook.
- IMS, technical aspects.
- IMS standardisation.
- IMS architecture & functional elements.
- IMS identities.
- Charging aspects in IMS.
- IMS interfaces & signalling protocols.
- IMS services – introduction & technical implementation.
- Presence.
- Group management.
- Push To Talk.
- Messaging.
- SIP Fundamentals.
- SIP main architecture.
- SIP components (servers and clients) and their functions: SIP user agents (AU client and server).
- SIP servers: proxy (statefull and stateless), redirect, registrar.
- SIP location servers.
- SIP gateways.
- SIP message structure.
- SIP requests and response codes.
- SIP supporting IETF protocols (SAP, SDP).
- SIP sessions: session setup, proxying and redirecting requests, address resolution, media negotiation via SDP.
- SIP security.
- General SIP message flow examples.
- Diameter.
- Diameter architecture.
- Cx, Dx, Dh, Sh, Rf Interfaces details.
- IMS procedures over SIP & Diameter.
- Registration (initial registration, re-registration, deregistration).
- IMS –to-IMS Call.
- Non-IMS – to IMS call.
- IMS to non-IMS call.
- Q&A, open discussion.
Course Objectives
This technical, 4-days long IMS training seminar provides a deep knowledge on IMS architecture, services and protocols used, SIP in particular. It is recommended for the technical staff with basic knowledge of wired and wireless telecommunications systems.
Pre-requisites
There are no prerequisites to attend the course, but basic knowledge about IP would be beneficial.
Training Structure
Four days training divided into logical sessions.
Methodology
Instructor led training.