Belden, Hirschmann mount Industrial Ethernet design seminar

July 14, 2010
Belden will present the Hirschmann 2010 Mission Critical Network Design Seminar, from September 19-22 in Orlando.

RICHMOND, Ind. -- Belden (NYSE: BDC) announced that will present the "Hirschmann 2010 Mission Critical Network Design Seminar", to be held September 19-22, 2010 at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld Hotel in Orlando, FL. This particular seminar will be dedicated to the topic of best practices in Industrial Ethernet networking.

In today's highly competitive markets, training is essential to establish and maintain the technical competencies needed for success and advancement. Expertise in designing, implementing and maintaining industrial Ethernet networks will be critical as intelligent use of data becomes the difference between market leaders and also rans. Belden and Hirschmann say maintain that this seminar will position attendees at the forefront of industrial Ethernet networking, now and in the future. The seminar will provide a variety of training options to fit specific levels of expertise.

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The seminar is intended for system integrators; network design engineers (with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) or Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) firms); and anyone involved with the design, implementation and maintenance of mission critical Ethernet networks. During the seminar, attendees will learn how to effectively reduce costs and installation time by implementing a highly resilient Industrial Ethernet network design.

Presenters with a combined experience of over 150 years will speak on technical topics including Isolating Network Traffic, Implementing Redundancy and Network Security. Each presenter has the experience and technical background to address current technology trends for designing state-of-the art mission critical industrial Ethernet networks in a variety of industries including petrochemical; automotive; and power generation, transmission and distribution.

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Seminar topics will include:
-- Introduction to Ethernet Networking
-- Network Design I: Fundamentals & Best Practices
-- Network Design II: Implementing Redundancy
-- Network Design III: Managing Multicast Traffic
-- Network Design IV: Isolating Network Traffic
-- Network Design V: Wireless Best Practices & Applications
-- Network Security, The Hirschmann Way
-- Network Management
-- Physical Layer Cabling & Testing: How to test and troubleshoot a
reliable Ethernet network
-- Switch Selection: Choosing the right product for your application
-- Cool things your switch can do that you don't know about
-- Migrating legacy devices to Ethernet
-- Industrial Connectivity: Passive Product Technology
-- Industrial Connectivity: Active Products
-- Ethernet Cabling: Your Questions Answered
-- Fiber Optic Cabling
-- Industrial Automation Cabling (Non-Ethernet Applications)
-- HSI Forum
-- Distributor Forum
-- Intro to HSI - Hirschman System Integrator Program

Hands-On Labs will include
-- Managed switches "Out of the Box"
-- Network Management
-- Network Redundancy
-- Layer 3 / Routing
-- Network Security
-- Wireless

Register on line at http://www.belden.com/Hirschmann/designseminar_form.cfm, or go to http://www.belden.com/Hirschmann/designseminar.cfm to view details about the seminar.

The price is $900.


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