Training

PATCH MANAGER User Training

The course examines the fundamental concepts and techniques for documenting cable, assets and connectivity in the PATCH MANAGER Application, a connectivity management database. The attendees of this class should have a basic understanding of telecommunications cabling, networks and networked devices. This class is taught both onsite (3-full days) and online (over 6-half-days online). It consists of power point presentations, class discussion, demonstrations and labs to provide the attendee a working knowledge of the PATCH MANAGER application. Labs are utilized to ensure a basic understanding of the material covered during the class. Attendees will develop an understanding of the relationship between hardware and cables (copper, fiber-optic and power) in the environment discussed; Data Centers, Outside Plant or Office Space. The class will explore ways to add and report on specific data contained in this connectivity management system.
BICSI CEC – 19 credits

At the end of the class attendees should be able to:

  1. Generate a hierarchy of their specific organization
  2. Document the permanent infrastructure
  3. Document the patch cables and assets connected with them
  4. Create and use a work order to reserve assets and plan work
  5. Query the PATCH MANAGER system to provide information about cables and assets.
Class Dates / TimesRegistration ClosesClass Status
Class Dates: Jul 13, 14, 15, 20, 21 & 22
Class Time: 1-4pm
Jul 5, 2021Open
Class Dates: Oct 12, 13, 14, 19, 20 & 21
Class Time: 1-4pm
Oct 4, 2021Open
2022 – Q1TBDOpen
2022 – Q2TBDOpen

For registration email [email protected]


PATCH MANAGER Basic Reports Training

The course examines the fundamental concepts and techniques for creating basic reports in the PATCH MANAGER Application, a connectivity management database. The attendees of this class should have a basic understanding of telecommunications cabling, networks and networked devices. The attendees must also have a working knowledge of the PATCH MANAGER application or have completed the PATCH MANAGER User Training. This class is completed in 4 online sessions of 2 hours, over the course of 4 days. The class consists of power point presentations, class discussion, demonstrations and labs to provide the attendee a working knowledge of creating and editing the PATCH MANAGER templates. Labs are utilized to ensure a basic understanding of the material covered during the class. Attendees will develop an understanding to create custom PATCH MANAGER reports. The class will create several reports in the PATCH MANAGER application that are usable in any clients PATCH MANAGER Application.
BICSI CEC – 6 credits

At the end of the class attendees should be able to:

  1. Create custom reports within the PATCH MANAGER application on devices.
  2. Create custom reports within the PATCH MANAGER application to trace connectivity
Class Dates / TimesRegistration ClosesClass Status
Class Dates: June 14th–17th, 2021
Class Time: 1-4pm
Jun 14, 2021Open
Class Dates: Dec 13, 14, 15 & 16
Class Time: 1-4pm
Dec 6, 2021Open

For registration email [email protected]


PATCH MANAGER OSP Training

This course examines the concepts and techniques for documenting Outside Plant assets and cabling in the PATCH MANAGER Application, a connectivity management database. The attendees of this class should have a basic understanding of telecommunications cabling, splicing and outside plant infrastructure. The attendees must also have a working knowledge of the PATCH MANAGER application or have completed the PATCH MANAGER User Training. This class is completed in 4 online sessions of 2 hours, over the course of 4 days. The class consists of power point presentations, class discussion, demonstrations and labs to provide the attendee a working knowledge of using the OSP features of PATCH MANAGER. Labs are utilized to ensure a basic understanding of the material covered during the class. Attendees will develop an understanding to document direct connected outside plant cabling. This will include the documentation of splicing and routing of cables though conduit and pathways. The class will create an outside plant example campus on a GIS map both manually and by importing data.
BICSI CEC – 8 credits

At the end of the class attendees should be able to document and record:

  1. Maintenance holes and Aerials containing splice enclosures within the PATCH MANAGER application.
  2. Create conduits and inner ducts within the PATCH MANAGER application to connect maintenance holes.
  3. Create cables with multiple strands cabling within the PATCH MANAGER application and both connect and splice these cables together.
Class Dates / TimesRegistration ClosesClass Status
Class Dates: Sep 27, 28, 29 & 30
Class Time: 1-4pm
Sep 20, 2021Open
2022 – Q1TBDOpen

For registration email [email protected]