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  • Copyright 2012
  • Edition: 1st
  • Downloadable Video
  • ISBN-10: 0-7897-4977-7
  • ISBN-13: 978-0-7897-4977-2

10+ Hours of Video Instruction

CCNP Voice LiveLessons provides insight into the hands-on configuration and troubleshooting skills needed to succeed on the CCNP Voice certification exams and to create a collaboration solution that is transparent, scalable, and manageable.

Best-selling author and expert trainer Kevin Wallace provides you 10 hours of hands-on, step-by-step video training to help you develop the knowledge and skills needed to implement, operate, configure, and troubleshoot a converged IP network. This collection of 72 video training sessions targeting a selection of topics in the CVOICE, CIPT1, CIPT2, TVOICE, and CAPPS curriculum, focuses on configuring and managing Cisco Unified Communications Manager, quality of service (QoS), gateways, gatekeepers, IP phones, voice applications, and utilities on Cisco routers and Cisco Catalyst switches. They also cover troubleshooting of Cisco Unified Communications applications, including Cisco Unity Connection and Cisco Unified Presence. The labs can be used as a replacement for hands-on lab study or as a guide to perform hands-on CCNP Voice configuration and troubleshooting tasks on live gear.

Skill Level

Intermediate

What You Will Learn

  • Implement dial plans
  • Configure gateways and gatekeepers
  • Implement Quality of Service (QoS)
  • Deploy and manage Cisco Unified Communications Manager
  • Troubleshoot Cisco unified communications
  • Integrate Cisco unified communications applications

Who Should Take This Course?

 

The primary audience for this product includes administrators, technicians, and network engineers who are responsible for deploying Cisco Unified Communications solutions and focused on CCNP Voice certification. These videos will appeal to any engineer involved in Cisco Unified Communications, especially Cisco reseller and partner engineers who are seeking to increase their understanding beyond the certification or are involved directly with the integration of Cisco Unified Communications in their organization.

Course Requirements

 

  • Working knowledge of fundamental terms and concepts of computer networking including LANs, WANs, and IP switching and routing.
  • Ability to configure and operate Cisco IOS routers in IP environment at the CCNA level.
  • Basic knowledge of traditional voice, converged voice, and data networks at the CCNA Voice level.



Table of Contents:

Part I: CVOICE
CVOICE Lesson 1: DHCP Server Configuration
CVOICE Lesson 2: CUCME Auto Registration Configuration
CVOICE Lesson 3: ISDN PRI Configuration for an E1 Circuit
CVOICE Lesson 4: Configuring a PSN Dial Plan
CVOICE Lesson 5: Configuring DID with Basic Digit Manipulation
CVOICE Lesson 6: H.323 Gateway and VoIP Dial Peer Configuration 
CVOICE Lesson 7: Dial Peer Codec Selection
CVOICE Lesson 8: Voice Translation Rules and Voice Translation Profiles
CVOICE Lesson 9: MGCP Gateway Configuration 
CVOICE Lesson 10: Configuring PSTN Failover
CVOICE Lesson 11: Class of Restriction (COR) Configuration 
CVOICE Lesson 12: Configuring a Gatekeeper
CVOICE Lesson 13: Configuring a Gateway to Register with a Gatekeeper
CVOICE Lesson 14: Configuring AutoQoS VoIP
QoS Lesson 1: MQC
QoS Lesson 2: AutoQoS VoIP
QoS Lesson 3: AutoQoS Enterprise
QoS Lesson 4: AutoQoS on a Cisco Catalyst Switch
QoS Lesson 5: CB: Classification and Marking
QoS Lesson 6: Switch Classification and Marking
QoS Lesson 7: CB: WFQ
QoS Lesson 8: Low Latency Queuing (LLQ)
QoS Lesson 9: Weighted Round Robin
QoS Lesson 10: CB: Policing
QoS Lesson 11: RTP Header Compression
QoS Lesson 12: Multilink PPP
Part II: CIPT1
CIPT1 Lesson 1: Using BAT to Add End User Accounts
CIPT1 Lesson 2 : Manually Adding a Cisco IP Phone
CIPT1 Lesson 3: Configuring an MGCP Gateway
CIPT1 Lesson 4: Configuring an H.323 Gateway
CIPT1 Lesson 5: Setting Up a Dial Plan
CIPT1 Lesson 6: Using Partitions and Calling Search Spaces
CIPT1 Lesson 7: Performing Digit Manipulation with Route List Details
CIPT1 Lesson 8: Restricting Calls with Forced Authorization Codes
CIPT1 Lesson 9: Setting Up Call Coverage with Hunt Groups
CIPT1 Lesson 10: Managing Media Resources
CIPT1 Lesson 11: Defining XML Phone Services
CIPT1 Lesson 12: Configuring Native Presence in CUCM
Part III: CIPT2
CIPT2 Lesson 1: H.225 Gatekeeper: Controlled Trunk Configuration
CIPT2 Lesson 2: Globalizing and Localizing Caller ID
CIPT2 Lesson 3: Providing Redundancy with SRST and MGCP Fallback
CIPT2 Lesson 4: Configuring CUCME: Based SRST
CIPT2 Lesson 5: Configuring RSVP: Enabled Locations
CIPT2 Lesson 6: Configuring Device Mobility
CIPT2 Lesson 7: Enabling Extension Mobility
CIPT2 Lesson 8: SAF Client Configuration
Part IV: TVOICE
TVOICE : Video Lesson 1: Using RTMT, the Real: Time Monitoring Tool
TVOICE : Video Lesson  2: MGCP Gateway Registration Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  3: H.323 Gateway Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  4: Troubleshooting Call Privileges
TVOICE : Video Lesson  5: H.323 Gatekeeper Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  6: Troubleshooting Globalization and Localization
TVOICE : Video Lesson  7: Troubleshooting SAF Client Registration
TVOICE : Video Lesson  8: Device Mobility Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  9: Extension Mobility Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  10: Native Presence Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  11: Multicast Music on Hold Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  12: RSVP: Enabled Locations: Based CAC Troubleshooting
Part V: CAPPS
CAPPS : Video Lesson 1: Integrating Cisco Unity Connection with CUCM via SCCP
CAPPS : Video Lesson 2: Integrating Cisco Unity Connection with CUCM via SIP
CAPPS : Video  Lesson 3: Configuring Voice Mail Profiles in Cisco Unity Connection
CAPPS : Video Lesson 4: Creating a New User and Voice Mailbox in Cisco Unity Connection
CAPPS : Video Lesson 5: Call Routing in Cisco Unity Connection
CAPPS : Video Lesson 6: Using a System Call Handler to Screen Calls in Cisco Unity Connection
CAPPS : Video  Lesson 7: Integrating CUE with CUCME
CAPPS : Video Lesson 8: Enabling Voice Mail on Cisco Unity Express
CAPPS : Video Lesson 9: Configuring an Auto Attendant for Cisco Unity Express
CAPPS : Video Lesson 10: Creating a Custom Prompt and Auto Attendant in CUE
CAPPS : Video Lesson 11: Configuring VoiceView Express in Cisco Unity Express
CAPPS : Video Lesson 12: Integrating CUPS with CUCM
CAPPS : Video Lesson 13: Configuring CUCM and CUPS for CUPC SoftPhone Support
CAPPS : Video Lesson 14: Configuring CUPC for Desk Phone Control

About LiveLessons Video Training

LiveLessons Video Training series publishes hundreds of hands-on, expert-led video tutorials covering a wide selection of technology topics designed to teach you the skills you need to succeed. This professional and personal technology video series features world-leading author instructors published by your trusted technology brands: Addison-Wesley, Cisco Press, IBM Press, Pearson IT Certification, Prentice Hall, Sams, and Que. Topics include: IT Certification, Programming, Web Development, Mobile Development, Home and Office Technologies, Business and Management, and more.  View all LiveLessons on InformIT at: http://www.pearsonitcertification.com/livelessons  

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Table of Contents

Part I: CVOICE
CVOICE Lesson 1: DHCP Server Configuration
CVOICE Lesson 2: CUCME Auto Registration Configuration
CVOICE Lesson 3: ISDN PRI Configuration for an E1 Circuit
CVOICE Lesson 4: Configuring a PSN Dial Plan
CVOICE Lesson 5: Configuring DID with Basic Digit Manipulation
CVOICE Lesson 6: H.323 Gateway and VoIP Dial Peer Configuration 
CVOICE Lesson 7: Dial Peer Codec Selection
CVOICE Lesson 8: Voice Translation Rules and Voice Translation Profiles
CVOICE Lesson 9: MGCP Gateway Configuration 
CVOICE Lesson 10: Configuring PSTN Failover
CVOICE Lesson 11: Class of Restriction (COR) Configuration 
CVOICE Lesson 12: Configuring a Gatekeeper
CVOICE Lesson 13: Configuring a Gateway to Register with a Gatekeeper
CVOICE Lesson 14: Configuring AutoQoS VoIP
QoS Lesson 1: MQC
QoS Lesson 2: AutoQoS VoIP
QoS Lesson 3: AutoQoS Enterprise
QoS Lesson 4: AutoQoS on a Cisco Catalyst Switch
QoS Lesson 5: CB: Classification and Marking
QoS Lesson 6: Switch Classification and Marking
QoS Lesson 7: CB: WFQ
QoS Lesson 8: Low Latency Queuing (LLQ)
QoS Lesson 9: Weighted Round Robin
QoS Lesson 10: CB: Policing
QoS Lesson 11: RTP Header Compression
QoS Lesson 12: Multilink PPP
Part II: CIPT1
CIPT1 Lesson 1: Using BAT to Add End User Accounts
CIPT1 Lesson 2 : Manually Adding a Cisco IP Phone
CIPT1 Lesson 3: Configuring an MGCP Gateway
CIPT1 Lesson 4: Configuring an H.323 Gateway
CIPT1 Lesson 5: Setting Up a Dial Plan
CIPT1 Lesson 6: Using Partitions and Calling Search Spaces
CIPT1 Lesson 7: Performing Digit Manipulation with Route List Details
CIPT1 Lesson 8: Restricting Calls with Forced Authorization Codes
CIPT1 Lesson 9: Setting Up Call Coverage with Hunt Groups
CIPT1 Lesson 10: Managing Media Resources
CIPT1 Lesson 11: Defining XML Phone Services
CIPT1 Lesson 12: Configuring Native Presence in CUCM
Part III: CIPT2
CIPT2 Lesson 1: H.225 Gatekeeper: Controlled Trunk Configuration
CIPT2 Lesson 2: Globalizing and Localizing Caller ID
CIPT2 Lesson 3: Providing Redundancy with SRST and MGCP Fallback
CIPT2 Lesson 4: Configuring CUCME: Based SRST
CIPT2 Lesson 5: Configuring RSVP: Enabled Locations
CIPT2 Lesson 6: Configuring Device Mobility
CIPT2 Lesson 7: Enabling Extension Mobility
CIPT2 Lesson 8: SAF Client Configuration
Part IV: TVOICE
TVOICE : Video Lesson 1: Using RTMT, the Real: Time Monitoring Tool
TVOICE : Video Lesson  2: MGCP Gateway Registration Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  3: H.323 Gateway Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  4: Troubleshooting Call Privileges
TVOICE : Video Lesson  5: H.323 Gatekeeper Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  6: Troubleshooting Globalization and Localization
TVOICE : Video Lesson  7: Troubleshooting SAF Client Registration
TVOICE : Video Lesson  8: Device Mobility Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  9: Extension Mobility Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  10: Native Presence Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  11: Multicast Music on Hold Troubleshooting
TVOICE : Video Lesson  12: RSVP: Enabled Locations: Based CAC Troubleshooting
Part V: CAPPS
CAPPS : Video Lesson 1: Integrating Cisco Unity Connection with CUCM via SCCP
CAPPS : Video Lesson 2: Integrating Cisco Unity Connection with CUCM via SIP
CAPPS : Video  Lesson 3: Configuring Voice Mail Profiles in Cisco Unity Connection
CAPPS : Video Lesson 4: Creating a New User and Voice Mailbox in Cisco Unity Connection
CAPPS : Video Lesson 5: Call Routing in Cisco Unity Connection
CAPPS : Video Lesson 6: Using a System Call Handler to Screen Calls in Cisco Unity Connection
CAPPS : Video  Lesson 7: Integrating CUE with CUCME
CAPPS : Video Lesson 8: Enabling Voice Mail on Cisco Unity Express
CAPPS : Video Lesson 9: Configuring an Auto Attendant for Cisco Unity Express
CAPPS : Video Lesson 10: Creating a Custom Prompt and Auto Attendant in CUE
CAPPS : Video Lesson 11: Configuring VoiceView Express in Cisco Unity Express
CAPPS : Video Lesson 12: Integrating CUPS with CUCM
CAPPS : Video Lesson 13: Configuring CUCM and CUPS for CUPC SoftPhone Support
CAPPS : Video Lesson 14: Configuring CUPC for Desk Phone Control

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