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WindowsNT
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Important abbreviations related to internet

Important abbreviations related to internet :

FM –> Frequency Modulation
SIM –> Subscriber Identity Module
RIM –> Removable Identity Module
GSM –> Global System For Mobile
LAN –> Local Area Network
WAN –> Wide Area Network
RTE –> Rich Text Format
MAN –> Metropolitan Area Network
URL –> Uniform Resource Locator
ISP –> Inter Net Service Provide
@ –> At The Rate Of
DVD –> Digital Versatile Disk
CD –> Compact Disk
EDGE –> Enhanced Data for GSM Evolution
GPRS –> General Packet Radio Service
FDM –> Frequency Division Multiplexing
SDR –> Software Defined Radio
ATM –> Asynchronous Transfer Mode
DCA –> Dynamic Channel Allocation
FCA –> Fixed Channel Allocation
AMPS –> Advance Mobile Phone System
IMTS –> Improved Mobile Telephone System
CDMA –> Code Division
MultipleAccess
MTSO –> Mobile Telephone Switching
Office
HTTP –> Hypertext Transfer Protocol
FIDI –> Fiber Distributed Data Interface
ISDN –> Integrated Services Digital
Network
PSTN –> Public Switched Telephone Network
CSMA –> Carrier Sense Multiple Access
RADAR –> Radio Detection AndRanging
SONET –> Synchronous Optical Fiber Network
DAMPS –> Digital Advanced Mobile
Phone System
WWW –> World Wide Web
IP –> Internet Protocol
TCP –> Transmission Control Protocol
HTML –> HyperText Markup Language
USB –> Universal Serial Bus
PAN -> Personal Area Network
TDM -> Time Division Multiplexing.

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Cisco UCM SIP trunk tip:

Did you know, Cisco recommends configuring the DTMF Signaling Method to [No Preference]?
This setting allows Unified CM to make an optimal decision for DTMF and minimize MTP allocation.

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CUCM H.323 trunk tip:

To test whether or not an MTP is required on an H.323 trunk, use the following simple procedure:
1. Place a call from a phone via the H.323 trunk to the other device. This call should work normally.
2. Place the call on hold, then resume it. If the call drops, then it is highly likely that an MTP is required to ensure interoperability between Unified CM and the other device.

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Unified CM tip:

You can configure the max number of concurrent requests a TFTP server can handle using the Maximum Serving Count service
parameter. Default = 500 requests

Complete reliance on a single network service such as DNS can introduce an element of risk when a critical Unified Communications system is deployed. If the DNS server becomes unavailable and a network device is relying on that server to provide a hostname-to-IP-address mapping, communication can and will fail. For this reason, in networks requiring high availability, Cisco recommends that you do NOT rely on DNS name resolution for any communications between Unified CM and the Unified Communications endpoints.

Unified Communications Access network tip:

The recommendation to limit the number of devices in a single Unified Communications VLAN to approximately 512 is not solely due to the need to control the amount of VLAN broadcast traffic. For Linux-based Unified CM server platforms, the ARP cache has a hard limit of 1024 devices. Installing Unified CM in a VLAN with a IP subnet containing more than 1024 devices can cause the Unified CM server ARP cache to fill up quickly, which can seriously affect communications between the Unified CM server and other Unified Communications endpoints.

Unified CM tips:

Where possible, avoid the use of static MTPs on Unified CM trunks (that is, "MTP required" must not be checked on the Unified CM SIP or H.323 trunks). MTP-less trunks offer more codec choices; support voice, video, and encryption; and do not anchor trunk calls
to MTP resources.

Unified CME tricks:

To keep/delete the automatically provisioned phones' configs during Unified CM fallback, Use the option 'auto-provision' on Unified CME.

Cisco Voice design recommendation:

2. In multisite deployment with centralized call processing, have a maximum of 2000 branch sites per CUCM cluster.

Cisco Voice design recommendation:

1. Use MGCP gateways for PSTN connections (to simplify dial plan configuration) if H.323 functionality is not a requirement.

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Introducing Cisco Voice and UC Administration

Duration: 10 days
Prerequisite:
Basic knowledge of Cisco IOS gateways
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course students will be knowledgeable in the installation, configuration and operation of medium sized Voice networks.
Course Content:
Throughout this course students will have in depth discussions and explanations on topics such as
· How to describe a dial plan, Digit manipulation
· Describe path selection and calling privileges
· Understand basic operation of VoIP call flows RTP, RTCP, cRTP and sRTP
· Describe Skinny Call Control Protocol
· Identify appropriate gateway signaling protocols
· Describe and configure VLANs
· Describe appropriate software components needed to support endpoints
· Configure Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express endpoints
· Describe the function of gateways
· Describe codecs and codec complexity
· Configure analog voice ports
· Verify dial-plan implementation
· Verify Cisco Unified Border Element configuration and operation
· Describe causes of voice and video quality issues, Trust boundaries, Low Latency Queuing
· Describe Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster architecture
· DHCP, TFTP, DNS and NTP
· Auto-Registered phone support functionality
· Toll-Fraud prevention
· Configure Music on Hold
· Describe device fail over
· Configure MGCP Fallback operation
· Multi-site dial plans
· Implement call control discovery
· Inter Company Media Exchange
· Implement transcoders and MTPs, RSVP agents
· Implement mobility features
· Determine general Unified communications system problems
· Troubleshoot registration and call set up issues
· Troubleshoot media resources
· Describe call management options
· Configure audiotext applications
· Choosing appropriate desktop messaging interface for endpoints, and Implement Cisco Unified Presence Solutions.
Class Size:
In order to ensure optimum attention to each delegate, our maximum class size is 12. Bigger corporate groups can be accommodated though.
Cost:
The cost of the entire bootcamp is US$1500 inclusive of lunch and 2 high teas.
Accommodation:
For participants not resident in Nairobi, our training facility is within easy reach of medium and high cost hotels including the African Safari Club (50m), Laico Regency (500m); The Stanley, The Serena etc. other hotel options are available within 100m,
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How to Pay:
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