Schneider Electric Training Courses 2012

34High Availability EthernetNetworking and RedundancyTwo-day On Demand WorkshopCourse DescriptionThe objective of this course is to provide students with a working knowledge of industrialnetworking both in theory and implementation. At the end of this course, students will havean understanding of the range of Schneider Electric Ethernet based network solutionsincluding communications, network architecture structures, network redundancy, highavailability and implementation methods associated with automation control systems. Ahands-on practical session allows students to implement validated network architecturesand apply a range of software tools to diagnose network status.DurationTwo-day on demand workshop, with lunch provided.60%Practical40%TheoryAudience▪ This course is aimed at engineering and technical staffinvolved in supporting modern Ethernet based industrialcontrol systemsBasicIntermediateAdvancedPrecursors▪ Students should be familiar with basic networkingterminology and Microsoft ® Windows▪ Students are required to have completed Unity ProProgramming (SAUTR1003) course▪ Students should be competent with industrial automation concepts▪ Understanding of collaborative automation control system conceptsProductSolutionsFundamentalsHigh Availability Ethernet Networking and Redundancy Course OutlineDay 1 of 2Day One introduces students to industrial networkingconcepts including:▪ Defining industry terms▪ Ethernet theory▪ Introduction to Transceivers, Switches and Routers▪ ConneXium switches/software▪ Topologies, OSI-layers, IP Addressing, TCP/IPproperties, IP address and subnetting, packets,▪ Port Mirroring▪ Redundancy, Hyper Ring, RSTP, LinkRedundancy, Link Aggregation, MRP▪ Traffic control including Restricting Broadcast QoS VLANS▪ Multicasting▪ Introduction to industrial communication protocolsDay 2 of 2Day Two focuses on network building blocksand industrial application architectures:▪ Network Management includingmangers and agents and SNMP▪ Network architecture, options,design and implementation▪ Networking architecture for PAC/PLC andwindows based client/server structure▪ Industrial control network redundancy▪ Overview to network security - issues▪ Media selection criteria▪ Cabling overview▪ Types, application, termination▪ Troubleshooting principles and tools▪ Overview of DRS switch functionalityPart number:SAUTR1103Easy ways to registerWeb: www.schneider-electric.com.au/trainingEmail: training.courses@au.schneider-electric.com