MPLS TRAINING COURSE
MPLS COURSE

If you are serious about being knowledgeable enough to get or keep a job in the telecom or networking industry, you need to know what an "MPLS service" is... and how that's different than the Internet, even though it's carried on the same carrier IP network as Internet traffic.

It might help to also know what is MPLS...
and why an "MPLS Service" is not the same thing as MPLS.
Hint: Service Level Agreement (SLA).

The "MPLS service" Quiz

If you are working in telecom or networking, or looking for a telecommunications job, you must be able to answer the following questions about MPLS and MPLS services. This is now part of the basic required knowledge set.

	1. What is an "MPLS service"? a) What does it do? b) Who uses it? c) What for?
	2. What are two ways MPLS service is different than Internet service? a) What benefit does that bring to the customer?
	3. Does it cost more? a) Better yet, is it costed the same way as Internet service?
	4. How do you connect to MPLS service?
	5. What is the technology and business environment for MPLS service going to be in 2015?

Can you answer these questions? To be certified in MPLS from Teracom and receive a certificate, you must able able to answer these questions about MPLS and MPLS services.

The Best MPLS Training Courses

Course 115 - IP/MPLS Networks and Services for Non-Engineers is a two-day comprehensive overview and update on today's IP telecom networks and services, from demystifying the network "cloud" to MPLS, service levels, transit and everything inbetween.

This totally new and up-to-date course focuses on the new telecom network: IP and MPLS, bringing both those with knowledge of traditional telecom and newcomers to the field up to speed on the IP/MPLS network, circuits, protocols, services and players.

Course 110 - IP, VoIP and MPLS for the Non-Engineering Professional is the second course in our instructor-led "core training" section. Course 110 covers virtually all aspects of IP networks, equipment and services, including IP networks from the ground up, VoIP, SIP, MPLS, competitive services, IP security and more. Designed for non-engineers, this professional training course will give you the solid, vendor-independent foundation necessary to deal with IP telecom network, VoIP and MPLS projects and applications with confidence.