Corso CCNP Collaboration CLCOR – Implementing and Operating Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies
PANORAMICA
Corso di preparazione al conseguimento della
Certificazione Cisco CCNP Collaboration CLCOR
Esame 350-801 Parte della Certificazione Cisco CCNP Collaboration
Implementing and Operating Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies (CLCOR)
Voucher e Piani Rateali Interni per le seguenti categorie:
- Disoccupati
- Inoccupati
- Lavoratori a Termine
- Reddito inferiore a 30.000 euro
OBIETTIVI DEL CORSO
Il corso CLCOR – Implementing and Operating Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies, rappresenta il pilastro fondamentale del percorso tecnologico e di certificazione Collaboration. Esso infatti prepara il partecipante all’esame Core della Certificazione CCNP Collaboration (Esame 350-801). In questo corso si acquisiranno le competenze necessarie per implementare le tecnologie Cisco Collaboration fondamentali, partendo dallo studio generale delle architetture fino alla gestione e amministrazione di Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) passando da MGCP gateways, i Codec, Cisco Jabber, QOS and QOS Models , Cisco VoIP Bandwidth Calculator, Toll Fraud Prevention e tanto altro.
CONTENUTI DEL CORSO
Implementing and Operating Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies (CLCOR)
Describing the Cisco Collaboration Solutions Architecture
1.2 Overview of Cisco Collaboration Solutions Architecture
1.3 Collaboration Deployment Models
1.4 Licensing
1.5 High Availability
1.6 Capacity Planning
1.7 Security Requirements
1.8 Using Certificates
1.9 Disaster Recovery
1.10 Dial Plan
1.11 IP Network Protocols
1.12 Configure IP Network Protocols
1.13 Codecs
1.15 References
Exploring Call Signaling over IP Networks
2.2 IP Phone Initialization
2.3 Single Site On-Cluster Calling
2.4 Single Site On-Cluster Call Setup Troubleshooting
2.5 Describe the Call Setup and Teardown Process
2.6 Describe SIP Call Signaling for Call Setup and Teardown
2.7 Configure and Troubleshoot Collaboration Endpoints
2.8 Troubleshoot Calling Issues
2.9 Compare the Call Control Protocols
2.10 Describe DTMF Signaling over IP Networks
2.12 References
Integrating Cisco Unified Communications Manager LDAP
3.2 Overview of LDAP Integration in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
3.3 LDAP Synchronization in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
3.4 LDAP Authentication in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
3.5 LDAP Attribute Mapping in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
3.6 LDAP Considerations in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
3.7 Access Control Groups in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
3.8 Feature Group Templates in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
3.9 Configure and Troubleshoot LDAP Integration in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
3.11 References
Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Manager Provisioning Features
4.2 Overview of Provisioning Options
4.3 Deploy an IP Phone Through Auto and Manual Registration
4.4 Self-Provisioning Prerequisites
4.5 Self-Provisioning Components
4.6 Self-Provisioning Authentication Modes
4.7 Configure Self-Provisioning
4.8 Batch-Provisioning Tools
4.9 Configure Batch Provisioning
4.11 References
Exploring Codecs
5.2 Define Codecs
5.3 Compare Audio Codecs
5.4 Compare Video Codecs
5.5 Evaluate the Effects of Encryption on Codecs
5.6 Explore the Cisco VoIP Bandwidth Calculator
5.7 Describing Call Admission Control
5.8 Configure Regions and Locations
5.10 References
Describing Dial Plans and Endpoint Addressing
6.2 Dial Plan Overview
6.3 Dial Plan Components and Their Functions
6.4 Endpoint Addressing
6.5 Overview of Cisco Unified Communications Manager Call Routing
6.6 Cisco Unified Communications Manager Call-Routing Logic
6.7 Address Methods and Digit Analysis
6.8 Variable-Length Patterns, Overlapping Patterns, and Urgent Priority
6.9 Implement Endpoint Addressing and Call Routing
6.11 References
Implementing MGCP Gateways
7.2 Overview of MGCP Gateways
7.3 MGCP Gateway Implementation
7.4 Path Selection in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
7.5 Route Groups
7.6 Route Lists and Route Patterns
7.7 Digit Manipulation in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
7.8 Implement PSTN Calling Using MGCP Gateways
7.10 References
Implementing Voice Gateways
8.2 Overview of Dial Peers
8.3 Configure and Troubleshoot ISDN PRI
8.4 Examine Cisco IOS Gateway Inbound and Outbound Dial-Peer Functions
8.5 Digit Manipulation Features on Cisco IOS Gateways
8.6 Implement and Troubleshoot Digit Manipulation on a Cisco IOS Gateway
8.7 Codec and DTMF-Relay Selection on Cisco IOS Gateways
8.9 References
Configuring Calling Privileges in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
9.2 Calling Privileges Overview
9.3 Partitions and CSSs
9.4 Partition and CSS Considerations
9.5 Time-of-Day Routing
9.6 Client Matter Codes and Forced Authorization Codes
9.7 Configure Calling Privileges
9.9 References
Implementing Toll Fraud Prevention
10.2 Toll Fraud Prevention Overview
10.3 Cisco Unified Communications Manager CoS for Toll Fraud Prevention
10.4 Implement Toll Fraud Prevention on Cisco Unified Communications Manager
10.6 References
Implementing Globalized Call Routing
11.2 Overview of Multisite Dial Plans
11.3 Globalized Call Routing Overview
11.4 Globalized Call Routing Number Formats
11.5 Globalization of Localized Call Ingress
11.6 Localization During Call Egress
11.7 Implement Globalized Call Routing
11.9 References
Implementing and Troubleshooting Media Resources in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
12.2 Media Resources Overview in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
12.3 Media Resource Selection and Access Control in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
12.4 Describing the Annunciator Feature
12.5 Describing Unicast and Multicast MOH Characteristics
12.6 Audio and Video Conference Bridge Devices
12.7 Audio and Video Conference Bridge Integration Options
12.8 MTP and Transcoder Devices
12.9 MTP and Transcoder Requirements
12.11 References
Describing Cisco Instant Messaging and Presence
13.2 Describe Cisco IM and Presence Features and Architecture
13.3 Compare the Protocols XMPP and SIMPLE SIP
13.4 Clustering
13.5 Describe Cisco Unified Communications IM and Presence Components and Communication Flows
13.7 References
Enabling Cisco Jabber
14.2 Cisco Jabber Deployment Modes
14.3 Cisco Jabber Operational Modes
14.4 Deploy an On-Premise Cisco Jabber Client for Windows
14.6 References
Configuring Cisco Unity Connection Integration
15.2 Overview of Cisco Unity Connection Integration
15.3 SIP Integration
15.4 Typical Integration Mistakes
15.5 Integration Considerations
15.6 Configure the Integration Between Unity Connection and Cisco UCM
15.7 Manage Unity Connection Users
15.9 References
Configuring Cisco Unity Connection Call Handlers
16.2 Call Handler Overview
16.3 System Call Handler
16.4 Caller Input
16.5 Operator Call Handler
16.6 Goodbye Call Handler
16.7 Directory Handler
16.8 Interview Handler
16.10 References
Describing Collaboration Edge Architecture
17.2 Describe Collaboration Edge (Expressway-C, -E)
17.3 Describe Supported Services for B2B Collaboration
17.4 Describe Prerequisites for Mobile and Remote Access
17.5 Describe Service Discovery
17.6 Explore Expressway Settings for MRA
17.7 Describe Cisco Unified Border Element (CUBE)
Analyzing Quality Issues in Converged Networks
18.2 Converged Networks
18.3 Available Bandwidth
18.4 Components of Network Delay
18.5 End-to-End Delay Calculations
18.6 Jitter
18.7 Packet Loss
Defining QoS and QoS Models
19.2 QoS Defined
19.3 Network Traffic Identification
19.4 Divide Network Traffic into Classes and Define Policies
19.5 QoS Mechanisms
19.6 QoS Models
19.7 DSCP Encoding
19.8 Expedited Forwarding and Assured Forwarding
19.9 Class Selector
Implementing Classification and Marking
20.2 Classification and Marking Overview
20.3 Classification and Marking at the Network and Data Link Layers
20.4 QoS Service Class
20.5 Cisco Marking Recommendations
20.6 QoS Markings in a SIP Call Flow
20.7 MQC Classification and Marking Options
20.8 Configure QoS
Configuring Classification and Marking on Cisco Catalyst Switches
21.2 Campus Classification and Marking
21.3 Overview of QoS Trust Boundaries
21.4 Ingress QoS Models
21.5 QoS Marking and Table Maps
21.6 Internal DSCP
21.7 References
Attività Laboratoriali
Using Certificates
Configure IP Network Protocols
Configure and Troubleshoot Collaboration Endpoints
Troubleshoot Calling Issues
Configure and Troubleshoot LDAP Integration in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
Deploy an IP Phone Through Auto and Manual Registration
Configure Self-Provisioning
Configure Batch Provisioning
Explore the Cisco VoIP Bandwidth Calculator
Configure Regions and Locations
Implement Endpoint Addressing and Call Routing
Implement PSTN Calling Using MGCP Gateways
Configure and Troubleshoot Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) Primary Rate Interface (PRI)
Examine Cisco IOS Gateway Inbound and Outbound Dial-Peer Functions
Implement and Troubleshoot Digit Manipulation on a Cisco IOS Gateway
Configure Calling Privileges
Implement Toll Fraud Prevention on Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM)
Implement Globalized Call Routing
Deploy an On-Premise Cisco Jabber Client for Windows
Examine the Integration between Unity Connection and CUCM
Manage Unity Connection Users
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI): Configure QoS
TIPOLOGIA DEL CORSO
Lezioni frontali Presenza in Aula e Laboratorio;
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DOCENTI
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Corso Cisco CLCOR – Maggio 2020 – 09:00/18:00 (formula Full-Time)
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