MEM29007 — Apply networking technology principles for manufacturing and engineering applications

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66 assessable components: 4 elements (21 performance criteria), 11 performance evidence and 34 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Identify main network types and key features used for manufacturing and engineering applications

1.1Identify existing and emerging types of local, remote and cloud networks for manufacturing and engineering applications
1.2Identify key methods of data transmission for each of the above type of networks
1.3Establish the function and operation of key devices used in local, remote and cloud networks
1.4Evaluate methods, tools and infrastructure used to connect to the internet from a workstation

2 Determine information and operational technology services requiring a network connection

2.1Determine services only requiring local area network (LAN) connectivity
2.2Determine services requiring wide area connectivity (WAN) to remote assets
2.3Determine services requiring connections using cloud technologies

3 Evaluate Industry 4.0 cloud deployment models and infrastructure for workplace

3.1Evaluate implications of workplace access management and cyber-security requirements for network selection and installation
3.2Identify workplace health and safety (WHS) procedures and risk control measures relevant to installing and configure networking technologies for engineering and manufacturing applications
3.3Examine existing wired and 4G and 5G WiFi internet connections and determine if additional connections or capacity is required
3.4Analyse workplace cloud connectivity needs and determine if edge computing devices and gateways are in place or required
3.5Evaluate web browser interfaces and software for cloud connectivity requirements
3.6Determine requirements to connect workplace traditional networks and components to Industry 4.0 cloud networks

4 Install and configure a basic OSI network for engineering and manufacturing applications

4.1Identify the key features and structure of the network operating system according to specifications
4.2Identify appropriate OSI layer protocols for network
4.3Implement an IP addressing scheme and IP services to meet network requirements
4.4Identify and connect cabling networking devices according to network diagrams
4.5Perform configurations for the device according to OSI protocols and standards and workplace services requirements
4.6Apply appropriate cyber-security procedures and protocols for installed network and connected services
4.7Perform end-to-end troubleshooting to identify and resolve common switched network issues
4.8Document and report on network installation and configuration according to workplace requirements

Performance evidence

research information and documentation from sources that include manufacturer’s and provider’s specifications for information relevant to installing traditional and cloud networks connections to a manufacturing or engineering workplace
install, configure and test one OSI workplace network and ensure interoperability within the local network and between local services and the cloud including:
working collaboratively with others during network installation and troubleshooting activities to minimise downtime
problem-solving network installation and connectivity problems
selecting and preparing appropriate tools, equipment and network devices required for network installation and configuration
installing required access and cyber-security protocols
documenting OSI network installation and configuration according to workplace requirements
apply network topologies, protocols and standards to at least two actual or simulated workplace cloud networking requests including:
preparing a verbal or written report on network installation and configuration requirements
preparing a network map showing sources of data to be connected, required network devices including any required edge devices, materials, and standards and protocols to be followed.
Note: Where a volume and/or frequency is not specified, demonstration must be provided at least once.

Knowledge evidence

the binary number system and hexadecimal number systems as used in OSI and TCP/IP
the function and basic operation of key protocols of the TCP/IP layered communication model including:
Ipv4 addressing
Ipv6 addressing
the function and basic operation of the OSI layered communication model including:
OSI Layer 1 standards and infrastructure
OSI Layer 2 protocols, standards and media access control (MAC) addresses for both local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs)
OSI Layer 3 routed and routing addressing protocols
OSI Layer 4 protocols for common ports
OSI Layer 5 to 7 protocols for networking applications
differences and commonalities between the OSI and TCP/IP models and their implication for industry networks
media access control (MAC) addresses
web browser interfaces for connecting networks to the cloud
edge computing as the placement of computing, storage and analytics close to the place where data is created
integration of edge devices into cloud-based networks
advantages of edge computing including:
reduction in bandwidth
greater suitability for applications requiring minimal latency,
greater capacity where there are a large number of data sources
relationship between edge computing and 5G wireless
cloud-based storage architectures (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, CaaS, MaaS, XaaS)
cloud deployment models (public cloud, private cloud, single hosted cloud, multi hosted cloud)
cloud infrastructure (storage, network and computing)
user datagram protocol (UDP)
function and operation of network layer protocols
function and operation of application layer protocols
routers, switches, firewall fundamentals and wireless access points
end-to-end test commands
workplace safety requirements and work health and safety (WHS) legislation relevant to installing and configuring a basic network for manufacturing and engineering applications
manufacturer’s specifications and other relevant technical information relating to network technologies for manufacturing and engineering applications
techniques used to install, configure and test the network elements to ensure interoperability within the network
common network faults and fault-finding principles in troubleshooting a basic network
processes and techniques relevant to end-to-end troubleshooting
formats for documenting outcomes of a network installation and configuration.

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