The University of Houston College of Technology AT&T Lab will be hosting the first of a series of one-day technical workshops this Fall 2009. The hands-on intensive technical workshops are offered to all interested and are sponsored by the Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration, the College of Technology, and UH industrial partners such as AT&T, Juniper Networks, EMC2, and Cisco.
8/26 Voice over IP
9/24 Introduction to Juniper Networks Routing
The AT&T Lab is expected to be connected to four wide area networks: 1) the Internet through the University of Houston fiber optic network, 2) Internet2 IP network through the Texas Learning and Computational Center (TLC2) and the Lonestar Educational and Research Network (LEARN), 3) Internet2 Dynamic Circuits Network (DCN) with dark fiber from the lab through SETG to LEARN, 4) AT&T Network through U-Verse wired and wireless.
The University of Houston’s College of Technology Research Network is a high-speed campus-wide telecommunications network that connects six research laboratories to international and regional research and educational networks. Many research projects and educational activities using this network require remote access to devices and applications. A Network Access Policy needs to be implemented to guarantee that users can access the network according to their roles and permissions.
Juniper Networks and the University of Houston signed an agreement to deliver advanced routing certification courses based on Juniper routers in the University of Houston College of Technology AT&T Lab starting Spring 2009. As part of the agreement, Juniper Networks donated $50,000 of routing and switching equipment.
The University of Houston College of Technology AT&T Lab will be hosting the first of a series of one-day technical workshops this Fall 2009. The hands-on intensive technical workshops are offered to all interested and are sponsored by the Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration, the College of Technology, and UH industrial partners such as AT&T, Juniper Networks, EMC2, and Cisco.
