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1550 - AXE Multi-Applications On BSP 8100

This document provides an overview of the AXE Multi-Applications that can be implemented on the Ericsson BSP 8100 server architecture. It describes the BSP 8100 hardware, multi-application concepts, different AXE node types that can be deployed including dual blade nodes, and blade cluster nodes. The target audience is system technicians, service engineers, and system engineers.

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1550 - AXE Multi-Applications On BSP 8100

This document provides an overview of the AXE Multi-Applications that can be implemented on the Ericsson BSP 8100 server architecture. It describes the BSP 8100 hardware, multi-application concepts, different AXE node types that can be deployed including dual blade nodes, and blade cluster nodes. The target audience is system technicians, service engineers, and system engineers.

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AXE Multi-Applications on BSP 8100

LZU1082240 R1B

Description
Do you want to know which are the AXE Multi-Applications that can be implemented on
BSP 8100?
The Ericsson BSP 8100 server architecture is prepared for Multi-Application support that
facilitates compact systems and re-distribution of traffic between applications when traffic
patterns changes.
After finishing this course you will be able to recognize the possible combinations of single
AXE applications and multiple-applications deployment i.e. different applications hosted in
the same BSP 8100 platform.

Learning objectives
On completion of this course the participants will be able to:

1 Recognize the Blade Server Platform (BSP) System and Architecture


1.1 Differentiate between BSP and AXE Infrastructure
1.2 Recognize the BSP System and Architecture
1.3 Describe BSP Connectivity
1.4 Acknowledge BSP Tenant Concepts
2 Recognize the BSP 8100 Hardware Components
2.1 List the BSP 8100 Hardware Components
2.2 Describe the type of cables needed for BSP connectivity
2.3 Acknowledge the BSP Management Interfaces and functions
3 Acknowledge Multi-Application Concepts
3.1 Recognize the Multi-Application Support Concept in BSP
3.2 Recognize requirements for Multi-Application scenarios to work
3.3 Acknowledge the AXE node types deployed on BSP 8100
3.4 Describe BSP Multi-Application Connectivity towards the IP Network
3.5 Recognize Dimensioning Aspects to dimension a Multi-Application System
4 Acknowledge the AXE Nodes Applications Functions
4.1 Recognize the Compact MSC and the Compact CTC Functions
4.2 List the Compact MSC and the Compact CTC Base and Value Packages
4.3 Recognize the MSC and the CTC Blade Cluster Functions
4.4 List the MSC and the CTC Blade Cluster,Base and Value Packages
4.5 Recognize the Compact HLR and the HLR-FE Blade Cluster Functions
4.6 List the Compact HLR and the HLR-FE Blade Cluster Base and Value Packages
4.7 Recognize the Compact IP-STP solution functions
4.8 List the Compact IP-STP Base and Value Packages
5 Acknowledge Dual Blade Nodes on BSP 8100
5.1 Acknowledge the cCTC/cMSC-S Nodes Architecture
5.2 Explore how cCTC/cMSC-S Nodes are connected to the IP-Network
5.3 Acknowledge the cHLR Node Architecture
5.4 Explore how cHLR Node is connected to the IP-Network
5.5 Acknowledge the cIP-STP Node Architecture
5.6 Explore how the cIP-STP Node is connected to the IP-Network
6 Acknowledge CTC/MSC-S and HLR-FE Blade Cluster Nodes
6.1 Recognize Blade Cluster Nodes Architecture
6.2 List the Blade Cluster Nodes Hardware Components
6.3 Explore how Blade Cluster Nodes are connected to the IP-Network
6.4 Explore how traffic is managed in a Blade Cluster system
6.5 Acknowledge the role of IPLB in a BSP based node

Target audience
The target audience for this course is:
System Technician, Service Engineer, System Engineer, Field Technician

Prerequisites
Successful completion of the following course:
IP Networking, LZU102397 (or equivalent knowledge of switching and routing)

Duration and class size


The length of the course is 1 day and the maximum number of participants is 16.

Learning situation
This course is based on theoretical instructor-led lessons given in a classroom environment.

Time schedule
The time required always depends on the knowledge of the attending participants and the
hours stated below can be used as estimate.

Day Topics in the course Estimated


Time (hours)
1 1- Recognize the BSP System and Architecture 1

Doc. No: 1550- LZU1082240 Uae Rev B Ericsson AB


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2- Recognize the BSP Hardware Components 0.5

3- Acknowledge Multi-Application Concepts 1


4- Acknowledge the AXE Nodes Applications Functions 1

5- Acknowledge Dual Blade Nodes on BSP 8100 1

6- Acknowledge CTC/MSC-S and HLR-FE Blade Cluster 1.5


Nodes

Doc. No: 1550- LZU1082240 Uae Rev B Ericsson AB


Global Services
SE-164 80 Stockholm
Telephone: +46 10 719 0000
www.ericsson.com/ourportfolio/services/learning-services
© Ericsson AB 2016

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