COURSE TITLE: CCIE Voice Foundations Course
Length: Four Weeks – 48 hours of Lectures
Format: Instructor Led – Structured Teaching, Hands-On Labs, Personal Coaching
Delivery: Virtual Classroom
Times: Classes meet 3 times a week (M,W,F) 6pm to 10pm.
Class Dates: Classes start Monthly, 1st of Month. Registration, ongoing.
Price: $4995.00 USD
OBJECTIVES: The CCIE lab exam is an eight-hour, hands-on exam which requires configuring a Cisco enterprise voice solution over an IP network. Although basic network connectivity is provided, candidates are responsible for configuring the pre-installed applications to satisfy the requirements of the lab, and to troubleshoot important parameters of a voice network, such as quality of service, VLANs, gateways and gatekeepers.
This course lays a firm foundation for the CCIE Voice Lab. This is NOT a “Bootcamp”. The CCIE Voice Lab exam blueprint objectives are covered in “Detail”.
Unlike Bootcamps, this class covers fundamental material in detail and builds upon the base knowledge, layer by layer. Instead of cramming knowledge, the student is led step by step into a full understanding of the technology, culminating at the end of the course with a solid foundation of topics covered on the CCIE Voice lab exam.
PREREQUISITES:
EXTRAS:
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SECTION |
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1.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot Campus Infrastructure and Services |
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1.01 |
VLAN |
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1.02 |
DHCP |
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1.03 |
TFTP |
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1.04 |
NTP |
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2.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot CUCM Endpoints |
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2.01 |
CUCM
SCCP Endpoints |
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2.02 |
CUCM SIP
Endpoints |
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3.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot CUCME Endpoints |
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3.01 |
CUCME
SCCP Endpoints |
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3.02 |
CUCME
SIP Endpoints |
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4.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot Voice Gateways |
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4.01 |
T1/E1
PRI |
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4.02 |
T1/E1
CAS |
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4.03 |
H.323 |
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4.04 |
MGCP |
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4.05 |
SIP |
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4.06 |
H.323
RAS |
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4.07 |
IP-IP
Gateway/CUBE |
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5.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot Call Routing Policies |
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5.01 |
Route
Patterns and Dial-peers |
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5.02 |
Digit
Manipulations and Translations |
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5.03 |
Class of
Services |
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5.04 |
Route
Selection Preference and Redundancy |
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5.05 |
Mobility
and Single Number Reach |
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6.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot High Availability Features |
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6.01 |
SRST |
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6.02 |
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7.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot Media Resources |
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7.01 |
CODEC
Selection and Flexibility |
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7.02 |
Conference
Bridges |
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7.03 |
Transcoder |
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7.04 |
Music-on-hold |
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7.05 |
Media
Resources Preference and Redundancy |
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7.06 |
Other
CUCM Media Resources |
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8.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot Supplementary Services |
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8.01 |
|
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8.02 |
Call
Pickup |
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8.03 |
Barge |
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8.04 |
Callback |
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8.05 |
Other
Supplementary Services |
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9.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot Other CUCM Voice Applications |
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9.01 |
Extension
Mobility |
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9.02 |
IPMA |
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9.03 |
Other
CUCM Voice Applications |
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10.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot QoS and CAC |
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10.01 |
L2/L3
Traffic Classifications and Policing |
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10.02 |
L2/L3
Queuing Mechanisms |
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10.03 |
L2 LFI |
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10.04 |
RSVP |
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10.05 |
Call
Admission Control |
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11.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot Messaging |
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11.01 |
Cisco
Unity Connection |
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11.02 |
Cisco
Unity Express |
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11.03 |
Call
Handling and Routing |
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12.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot Cisco Unified |
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12.01 |
Advanced
Configuration |
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12.02 |
Script
Customization |
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12.03 |
Redundancy |
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13.00 |
Implement
and Troubleshoot Cisco Unified Presence |
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13.01 |
CUCM
Presence |
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13.02 |
Cisco
Unified Presence Server Integration |
Instructor-Led class
Taught by experienced Cisco Certified Systems Instructors (CCSI), each session builds upon past knowledge.
Week one is a deep dive into fundamental theory of both VOIP and CCNA route/switch material applicable to CCIE Voice lab exam. At the conclusion of the first week, students are well prepared to take the CCIE Voice written exam 350-030 and have a firm understanding of how to Implement and Troubleshoot Campus Infrastructure and Services required for the CCIE Voice lab.
Week two builds upon theory with focused hands-on labs covering items typically found in CCVP type courses. The CCVP curriculum focuses on Cisco Unified Communications Manager (formerly Unified CallManager), quality of service (QoS), gateways, gatekeepers, IP phones, voice applications, and utilities on Cisco routers and Cisco Catalyst switches.
Track 1
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Cisco Voice over IP (CVOICE
v6.0) |
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Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Manager Part 1 (CIPT1 v6.0) |
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Quality of Service (QoS) |
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Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Manager Part 2 (CIPT2 v6.0) |
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Troubleshooting Cisco Unified Communications Systems (TUC v1.0) |
Track 2
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Quality of Service (QoS v2.2) |
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Cisco Voice over IP (CVOICE
v6.0) |
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Troubleshooting Cisco Unified Communications Systems (TUC v1.0) |
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Cisco IP Telephony Part 1 (CIPT1 4.1) |
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Implementing Cisco Voice Gateways and Gatekeepers (GWGK) |
Week three delves into VoIP applications – CUC, Presence, and UCCX; and discussed more advanced CCIE Voice lab exam topics.
Week four is designed to solidify previous weeks’ sessions. Effective July 16, 2009, the Cisco CCIE Voice Lab Exam will feature a new type of question format in a section called Core Knowledge. In this new section, candidates will be asked a series of four open-ended questions that require a short, typewritten response (typically several words).
Week four will present student opportunity to answer CORE KNOWLEDGE type questions. The sessions culminate with two full-scale 8-hour CCIE Voice mock lab scenarios. Following each lab, the next day, instructor will go over lab exam in detail.