Cisco IP Telephony (CIPT) v3.3


Audience
Network Engineers who will be designing IP Telephony solutions that include the deployment of Cisco Call Manager and Unity products.
   

Duration

5 Days
   
Course Abstract
Cisco IP Telephony course focuses on the Cisco Call Manager and the devices that register to Cisco Call Manager to complete a Cisco IP Telephony solution. The course begins with design details and best practices for clustering and the various deployment options and includes installation and upgrade information and exercises. The various components of Call Manager are discussed, as are the devices that constitute an IP telephony solution. To ensure an the student leaves with an understanding of the entire solution an overview of gateways is provided and route plans are covered in depth. The course provides detailed information on the Call Manager services and configuration exercises. Various methods of Call Manager administration are covered in the course as well as troubleshooting methods. The lesson on integrating applications is a natural extension of the material from the Call Manager to the IP telephony solution. The course includes hands-on laboratory exercises through out that challenge the student to install, configure and monitor a Cisco Call Manager cluster of components.
   
Objectives

Upon conclusion, each participant will have acquired these skills:

  • Identify AVVID and CallManager Components
  • Define and list benefits of CallManager Cluster and Deployment Options.
  • Install the Cisco Call Manager components and upgrade a Call Manager Cluster.
  • Describe the various IP phone models and list their features.
  • Configure Cisco Call Manager to support IP Phones
  • Identify and configure Catalyst Switches used in CIPT solutions.
  • Describe how gateways fit into the CIPT design.
  • Configure a basic route plan.
  • Configure a complex route plan.
  • Configure Call Manger Class of Service.
  • Configure Call Manager Media resources
  • Configure Call Manager features
  • Configure Call Admission Control and SRST
  • Configure Cisco Web Attendant
  • Configure Extension Mobility
   
Class Format Lecture and Lab
   
Prerequisites

A fundamental understanding of::

  • Basic working knowledge of a computer and experience installing software onto a PC
  • Basic understanding of network connectivity
  • Windows 2000 Server experience
  • Understanding of how network devices get subnet and IP addressing information
  • VLAN routing and configuration
  • TCP networking
  • Configuration of dial-peers on H.323 voice-enabled routers
  • Basic route plan construction
  • Cisco IOS and Catalyst OS command line basics
  • IOS Configuration
  • Knowledge of Telephony Application Programming Interface (TAPI) and Java Telephony Application Programming Interface (JTAPI) (optional)
  • Obtained a Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification
  • Taken the Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks (BCMSN) course
  • Taken the Cisco Voice over IP, Frame Relay and ATM (CVOICE) course
  • Completion of Cvoice and CIPT classes