NETWORKERS HOME BENEFITS OF ATTENDING AGENDA & ACTIVITIES SESSION INFORMATION   Overview   Technology Breakout   Sessions     Power Sessions   Product Sessions   Session Changes UPDATE YOUR SESSION DESIGN CLINIC CISCO CAREER CERTIFICATIONS TESTING ONE-ON-ONE ENGINEERING MEETINGS GENERAL SESSION KEYNOTES NETWORKING ACADEMY WORLD OF SOLUTIONS REGISTRATION FAQs		NETWORKERS TECHNOLOGY BREAKOUT SESSIONS Technology Breakout Sessions focus upon current technologies, not upon products. Topics include: Security, Optical, Wireless, Voice/Video, Routing and Switching, IP Services, WAN technologies, Service Provider Services, Last Mile/Aggregation and Backbone/Carrier Infrastructures. Click here to see the Technology Breakout Session Listing or Schedule-At-A-Glance. Both seasoned professionals and industry newcomers will find sessions at the appropriate level. Technology Breakout Sessions are offered in the following levels: Level 1 (L1) Introductory Sessions Level 2 (L2) Deployment and Configuration Recommendations Level 3 (L3) Troubleshooting and Situation Analysis Level 4 (L4) Advanced Concepts and Technology Developments Level 1 (L1) Introductory Sessions New to networking or exploring a new technology area/technical subject? L1 Introductory Sessions have no prerequisites and are designed for those with no previous experience nor exposure to the subject. These sessions provide a basic understanding of the technology and its uses, and provide the groundwork needed to progress to a Level 2 session in the same technology. Level 2 (L2) Deployment and Configuration Recommendations L2 sessions explore the best ways to deploy a given technology or technical feature in the network. To get the most out of these sessions, some experience with or exposure to the subject is recommended. Discussion will include case studies, detailed configuration options and recommendations, with the end result being confidence to successfully deploy the technologies in your own network. Level 3 (L3) Troubleshooting and Situation Analysis L3 sessions focus upon detailed troubleshooting and analysis, with an in-depth look at how features and technologies are implemented and how their behavior can be characterized and analyzed. Implementation of various debugging tools, and the steps necessary to rectify networking issues, will be included. Level 4 (L4) Advanced Concepts and Technology Developments L4 sessions, designed for those who are very familiar with and experienced in a given technology, delve deeper into the technical and theoretical details of a specific subject or technology. Delivered by industry experts, these sessions examine technologies available today, and offer a preview of the technologies being developed for the future. Technology Breakout Sessions are divided by Major Technology and Technology Focus: Major Technologies are typical networking scenarios such as Storage Area Networks, Wireless Networks, etc. or specialized networking applications such as IP Telephony or Video Conferencing. Major Technology Access and Aggregation Networks General Networking Scenarios Local Area and Campus Networks Metro Area Networks Mobile Networks Storage Area Networks Video Networks and Applications Virtual Private Networks Voice Networks and Applications Wide Area Networks Wireless Networks Technology Focus looks at a particular feature or set of features that could be applied to various Networking scenarios or deployed in certain critical networking applications. Technology Focus Content Networking General Networking Features High Availability Mobility MPLS Network Management Optical Technologies Quality of Service Routing and Switching Security Services Signaling Protocols Back to Top		Feedback | Help Let Cisco Help You Connect to a Rep Now Customer Connect Hours: 6:00 am - 6:00 pm PT E-mail Customer Service Networkers 2002 Hotline 800.797.7739 More Resources Technology Breakout Session Listing Schedule-At-A-Glance Cisco Innovators Packet Magazine NetPro TechTalks Ask The Expert Events Enterprise Service Provider Commercial Cisco Company Store Cisco's IP Telephony Deployment (.pdf format)

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