Learning Path CiscoVoice Solutions For Business With Cisco

Make the best that Cisco has to offer for your businesses
Last updated 1/2018
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 542.39 MB | Duration: 4h 43m
What you’ll learn
Set up CLI connections for your SME voice network

Work with the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express software to manage your network connections
Set up your network topology and configure your hardware, such as routers, switches, and IP phones
Work with the perfect dial plan to maintain your network’s cost-effectiveness
Ensure Quality of Service and security over your network
Create and maintain your GUI connections
Work with Virtual Solutions for your Large Enterprise voice network with the help of VMWare
Manage your network’s DHCP and DNS dependencies
Set up different Dial Plans and manage your network’s Users
Set up and configure Cisco Unity Connection for you enabling and managing voicemail over your network
Requirements
Prior knowledge of computer networks is expected
Description
Network engineering has seen an increase in demand, and businesses are always on the lookout for engineers who can configure networks that meet their needs and provide support once they’re set up. Cisco provides a number of options both in terms of hardware and software to address these networking needs at various levels. So, If you are a novice in the field of network engineering or are simply looking to set up an efficient and cost-effective voice network for your own business, then go for this Learning Path.
Packt’s Video Learning Paths are a series of individual video products put together in a logical and stepwise manner such that each video builds on the skills learned in the video before it.
The highlights of this Learning Path are
Work with the perfect dial plan to maintain your network’s cost-effectiveness
Learn how to connect the analog telephone adaptor for connecting your Cisco phone to the network
Know how to validate your calls over the network
Let’s take a look at your learning journey. To start with, you will explore the different hardware options over your network, and how they are brought together to create your basic connection. You will then learn to install and work with modems, routers, and analog telephones. You will also dive into implementing gateway and trunk connections with various hardware options provided by Cisco. After that, you will dive into different topologies and learn to implement each of these depending on the requirement. You will learn how to configure your network, practically manage your device’s IP addresses, and work with different Cisco dial plans. Next, you will learn to set up Cisco command-line interface connections, and work with the hardware feature sets that fulfill your organization’s various needs. From there, you will explore the different software you will need for your network. You will learn to work with the Cisco Unified Communication Manager Express, Cisco Unity, and Cisco Configuration Professional Express, as well as the different file sets you will encounter on a daily basis. After that, you will learn to design your SME topology, and configure various devices for your network. You will set up your own dial plans, and also set up accounts with the help of the Cisco GUI Admin. Finally, you will learn to use Cisco Unity Connection to manage voice calls and messages over your organization’s network.
On the completion of this Learning Path, you will be well versed with building, securing, and maintaining your own voice network for small to medium-sized enterprises.
Meet Your Expert
We have the best works of the following esteemed author to ensure that your learning journey is smooth
Joseph Sullivan is a Professor at Joliet Junior College. Joe is a certified Cisco Netacad instructor and has received numerous Instructor Excellence Expert awards from Cisco; this is awarded to top instructors globally. He brings his field experience into the classroom and is an engineer with Motorola. In his role as a System Architect Senior Engineer for Motorola, Joe designed authentication systems for KDDI in Japan, E911 Public Safety Access Point Number portability, and enhanced Push-to-Talk services. He is also the principal innovator of two applied patents in the method and apparatus for packet discard selection and the management of paging resources associated with a push-to-talk communications. Joe is currently studying Cloud Infrastructure and continuing his work with collaboration-secure video and voice communication systems.
Overview
Section 1: Cisco Voice Solutions for Small Business – ATA
Lecture 1 The Course Overview
Lecture 2 Exploring the ATA
Lecture 3 Connecting the Analog Telephone Adaptor (ATA)
Lecture 4 Exploring the Modem
Lecture 5 Working with the Small Business Router Interface
Lecture 6 SIP Connections and Considerations
Lecture 7 SIP Pricing Models
Lecture 8 Support Fax/Secure Fax
Lecture 9 Simple Voice – Google Voice
Lecture 10 What Are Your Options, CLI, or WEB?
Lecture 11 Taking Care of Configuration
Lecture 12 Addressing with IPv4/IPv6
Lecture 13 Measuring Voice Quality
Lecture 14 Exploring and Configuring Dial Plans
Lecture 15 Building a Small Business Topology
Lecture 16 Hello, Who Is This? Making Calls Over Your Networks
Lecture 17 Validation Steps
Section 2: Cisco Voice Solutions for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises SME – CUCME
Lecture 18 The Course Overview
Lecture 19 CLI Connections
Lecture 20 Gathering Hardware, Feature Sets, and Licenses
Lecture 21 Phone Options – SCCP, SIP, and CIPC
Lecture 22 Exploring CUCME File Set
Lecture 23 Unity File Set
Lecture 24 CCP Express File Set
Lecture 25 SME Topology
Lecture 26 Switch VOIP Configuration
Lecture 27 Router VOIP Configuration for SCCP
Lecture 28 Router VOIP Configuration for SIP
Lecture 29 Macros for Quality of Service and Security Advanced Security
Lecture 30 Digit Manipulation, Dial Plans, and Dial Peers
Lecture 31 Configuring Inter-Pod Connectivity
Lecture 32 GUI Administration
Lecture 33 SIP Configuration
Lecture 34 Validation and Troubleshooting
Lecture 35 Setting Up Unity Via CLI
Lecture 36 Configuring Unity GUI
Lecture 37 Validation of Unity
This Learning Path is targeted at network engineers with a basic understanding of network topologies and how they work

Homepage

www.udemy.com/course/learning-path-ciscovoice-solutions-for-business-with-cisco/