Cisco Collaboration: T1 and E1 Circuits (for CCNA CCNP & CCIE Candidates)
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- Cisco Collaboration: T1 and E1 Circuits (for CCNA, CCNP, and CCIE Candidates)
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In this video, you'll learn T1 and E1 line theory and configuration for Cisco routers. So, if you're studying for your CCNA, CCNP, or CCIE in Collaboration (or maybe you need to know about T1s and E1s in the real world), here's what you'll learn:
02:22 E1 and T1 Speeds
03:10 Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)
04:48 Framing
19:36 Line Coding
28:04 Live Demo
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Man! You are the best out there in TH-cam land. GREAT VIDEO. I am definitely a subscriber.
At first Thanking you very very much for sharing precious information with us, it's really really beneficial for us. You are amazing sir, It's really outstanding . I love you sir. When my CCIE exam is clear so totally credit goes to you. Even your information mean i saw you CCNA and CCNP R& S, video and clear my exam. Everything is define properly.Once again thanking you very much.! God Bless you Sir.
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Hi Kevin
Can u please explain me what is partial t1 and e1 trunk and how we trouble shoot the voice trunk
That was an amazing video to understand T1/E1 concept, I request you to upload a video on some common isdn issues and steps to troubleshoot it.... Thanks a lot for this video........
That is useful
But how can i simulator T1-E1 in eve-ng
Can anyone help me…?
Nice work Kevin..thanks
Hi @kwallaceccie with the implementation of the new technologies like SD WAN does that T1 and E1 techs are not use anymore right?
Hello Kevin,
You are the best I subscribe to your Video course.
What is the process of turning up a T-1 from the Call Manager and working with a provider?
no matter whatever I watch I always find your videos fascinating and enthusiastic
Thank you so much, this is exactly what I was looking for.
Great informative video !
Kevin, with the intentional Bi-Polar insertion, is that recorded as an error on the interface when you check the interface stats. If so how would one distinguish between real errors and intentional?
Thanks so much, Kevin. I have been watching a few of your videos aleady, and I want to say that your explanations and animated presentations really help me understand some of these concepts that are, otherwise, bland, if read in plain, black and white text.
very good explanatio, this makes sense to me now. only think is on E1 side inside controller e1 0/0/0, videos show we got pri-group timeslots 1-3,16. makes sense since we want to use 3 channels to save DSP resources. question is, what if we want to use the whole 30 channels ? will our command be pri-group timeslots 1-30,16 ?
Thanks for the video
In CSS, if each frame has 24 separated channels to send voice, then how does stealing the 24th frame for signalling reduce the number of simultaneous calls to 23 ? [maybe we will have voice interruption in all calls]
What makes sense is stealing the 24th channel of each *single frame* and that when we will have only 23 channels for voice.
I'm confused !!
I want to create large number of CEM circuits( say 4000) using T1 controllers . I have 2 T1E1 cards that would make 96 T1 controllers all together. But I was only able to create 96 CEM per card. Can you help me in creating more cem circuit so I can make atleast 3000 CEM ?
Thank you for your nice tutorial. Can you do another video about AIS LOS LOF in syslog as troubleshooting cpe and provider.
Great video .....Is it possible if you could demonstrate configuration required in a scenario where dialler interface is to be configured with encapsulation ppp no physical serial connection. Also if you could do a video on problems that can be encountered with MTU configuration, it would be really great!! It's just that currently facing some issues with ping loss where MTU is 1452 whilst doing an upgrade from cisco 2600 series router to cisco ISR 4431 with NIM-1CE1T1-PRI card, thanks again!!
Is this video included in one of your commercial video packages (CCNA/CCNP/CCIE)?
Thanks!
Perfect! Nice work!! Thanks for the video!!
this is a stupid question but I am a Infrastructure management L1 , we had a T1 0/0/0 (pstn pri circuit ) down , ticket , my question is from BRI to HQ are you exenting the Lan of the voice network ? and also the physical connection to the HQ is it a lease line from a carrier , eg , cox or ATT&T ? Thank you
I suscribed to get videos in my email and went through the first video . thank you very much sir . The concept still eludes me a little but I will go back to work and dig through the configuration a little more . What i understood is that from the voice gateway the company connects to the PSTN .
Kevin Wallace :thank you so much for a personal reply . i was not really interested before but now im more motivated to follow the collaboration track . i will go through your traning videos for collaboration and r&s and purchace them if needed . .. just one more question . the t1 0/0/0 port that is configured .. does that mean that there are 23 trunk lines connected to the router ? thanks .. and really thanks again .what has taken me 1 month has been cleared by me watching your video and your interaction with me :)
PS:sorry for the quality of reply as im on my phone
Kevin Wallace : i had one of those "aha" moments in my head where the concept seems to magically fall in place ..thank you again . the above example made it very clear
Can anyone answer, what if AMI has 8 bits with odd number of 1s? How is it going to balance the Voltage on the line with "0". Thank you.
infact you are the Einsten of our time. the video is so amazing and straight forward. I cant wait for your complete video on ccna colaboration as i was thinking of going for the certification few months ago but i lost the passion when i was unable to get a good material.
Bravo!!!
Would a synchronous connection with clock rate and such configured need those framing bits to show when a frame ends and another frame starts? (5:45). I'm CCNA so I'm asking the simple questions.
+Kevin Wallace Oh, I see. Thank you for the clarification. I'll keep that in mind. Great video otherwise.
Very well done video as usual.Brought back memories when I was testing circuits.
Useful and wonderful as usual...I could not expect less.
hello sir...i liked this video alot..i have question regarding multiple frame established and tei assigned..could u please tell the difference..would b appreciated..thank youuu very much.
ohk..thank you very much sir..i like all ur videos alot..very informational and easy to understand..
i dont know how these videos are useful.. i study too much i learn too much but when a problem comes in i dont know how and where to start troubleshooting, i stop around my self and become disappointed to my studies...
+Kevin Wallace Thanky very much your advices highly appreciated. .
Awesome! very well explained sir.
Great video. Thank you Mr. Wallace
Hi Kevin, First of all, great video. I am a communications engineer for a power/water utility. I have purchased your Official Certification Guide for CCNP Routing and Switching when I was reviewing for my CCNP in Routing and Switching. The books are great and I am still using right now especially we are in the process of migrating our analog mobile radio system to the Digital Mobile Radio Tier III. Our backbone is currently SDH but the DMR routers will be connected to SDH via Ethernet (EoSDH). I would like to pick your brain regarding SDH and its dwindling relevance in the world of Telecommunications. Also, have you come across IEC 61850 by any chance?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers.
Kevin Wallace Thanks. I would like to know your thoughts on the dwindling relevance of TDM (SDH/PDH) in the Telco space. Do you foresee them being completely phased out in the next decade?
Also will SDN fully take over the way we implement networks now in the next 5 years? Will there still be value for someone like me who has CCNP to pursue CCIE or should I focus my efforts in learning SDN and Python?
Thanks again. Love your books and videos.
Kevin Wallace Thanks Kevin. More power to you. Cheers.
Im doing CCNP and CCIE RS, can you please tell me if Security would be a good next step or design or collaboration? Thank you :)
+Arsalan Jawaid - Kevin is quite right, don't follow a trend, follow your heart.
+Kevin Wallace Yea actually you're right. Thank you! I like your work a lot Kevin. God Grace!
+Tshepo More Thank you Tshepo. Yes I think I would follow my heart.
Good video
Nice Post
Hi Kevin very clear your explanation I appreciated that.
Best T1/E1 explanation video.
I want to get CCNA certification could you give any refrence for study or institute for same
I recommend my "CCNA Collaboration Video Training Series" (available at www.kwtrain.com/offers/ccP6oLKw ) to be used in conjunction with Cisco Press' CCNA Collaboration Official Cert Guide Library. All the best in your studies.
Thanks for your efforts 👍
One of your best video.
This is just an amazing tutorial, thanks Kevin
Kevin I have to say you have been one of the best instructors I have ever watched. Your instructions are so clear that you cannot missed it.
great stuff, your lectures and demonstrations are so easy to follow. I want to learn even more on the telephone side, do you have any videos to share?
Kevin Wallace, where would I be with out you?
informative session ..nice :)
Fantastic! Thank you so much!
great stuff!!
One of the best instructor leaving in the planet!
keep it up sir!
+Kevin Wallace Do Not Leave the planet, please. The world needs you.
typo error "living" sir! :)
Very Clear and to the point explanation, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Very informative, thanks Kevin
hi Kevin,
I would like to know if i can recertify on the same date of my ccnp expiry date?
i will sit for Tshoot on 18 Apr on which day my current ccnp cert will be expired
Thanks Kevin, howwever, i have no choice , but have to sit for my recertification exam on the same date. I have scheduled exam on 14 Apr, but, on that day Pearson Vue has technical issue with their servers and i was not able to complete it.when i reschedule it again, I had night shift job to go and Pearson cannot arrange for it before my expiry date
I would like to know if i sit recertification on the same date of my ccnp cert expiry date, can i still renew my certification when i passed it. Thanks, Kevin, again. :)
hi Sir Kevin, thanks for your kind response. i already sat for Tshoot exam and passed. Cisco already updated it in web as well. i learned CCNP from your video and it is very good. i prefer the way you teach than the others'. You are the best teacher .