In today’s digital era, providing reliable and high-speed internet service requires a well-structured and robust ISP (Internet Service Provider) network. This comprehensive course is designed to train learners in building and managing a complete ISP setup using Cisco, Juniper, MikroTik, and OLT (FTTx) technologies. Through this program, participants will gain hands-on experience in planning, configuring, monitoring, and troubleshooting ISP networks — from core to distribution to access levels. It is one of the most complete and industry-oriented ISP setup courses in Bangladesh, covering all essential aspects of Routing, Switching, and FTTx-based access networks in a single learning path.
 

Course Objectives

The primary objective of this course is to develop the technical and practical skills required to plan, configure, operate, and maintain a complete ISP network infrastructure. Specific objectives include:

• To understand the structure and operation of an ISP network
• To gain practical experience in multi-vendor environments using Cisco, Juniper, MikroTik, and OLT devices
• To master Routing, Switching, Firewall, VPN, VLAN, NAT, and Bandwidth Management concepts
• To learn how to deploy and manage FTTx (Fiber to the X) networks for access layer connectivity
• To develop expertise in NOC (Network Operation Center) management and fault resolution
• To prepare learners for careers as professional ISP and network engineers

 

Target Audience

This course is ideal for:

• Individuals aspiring to work as Network Engineers in ISP, IIG, or NTTN organizations
• Professionals currently working with MikroTik or Cisco who want to expand into multi-vendor environments
• Network Technicians, Support Engineers, and NOC Engineers seeking advanced ISP knowledge
• University students who wish to specialize in networking and ISP infrastructure
• Entrepreneurs or IT professionals interested in starting or managing ISP businesses

 

Course Pre-requisites

No advanced programming knowledge is required for this course. However, participants should ideally have:

• Basic understanding of networking concepts (LAN, IP Addressing, Subnetting)
• Familiarity with router and switch configuration
• Basic experience working on Windows or Linux systems
• A general idea about the Internet and network topologies