CCIE Voice - Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert - Voice |
Price: RS.150000/- |
Cisco has responded to the challenge in the internetworking technology with the Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) Program. This is a high-level certification program designed to identify and serve the best of the internetworking experts and to improve your hands-on skills. The CCIE certification is currently the most significant certification in the industry. Certification in this track indicates expert level knowledge of Cisco Voice over IP (VoIP) products and solutions in an enterprise environment. Individuals with CCIE Voice certification are capable of building and configuring a complex, end-to-end IP telephony network and are experts in troubleshooting and resolving VoIP-related problems. Although core IP routing protocols are not the focus of this certification, delegates must demonstrate in-depth understanding and applicable knowledge in Layer 2 and Layer 3 infrastructures to ensure quality of service.
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CCIE Voice candidates who have already obtained their CCVP or have equivalent level-of-knowledge. This boot camp is also beneficial to those CCIE candidates who have attempted the actual CCIE written exam without passing and need to build on their understanding of the fundamental topics.
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The following topics are general guidelines for the content likely to be included on the lab exam. However, other related topics may also appear on any specific delivery of the exam. In order to better reflect the contents of the exam and for clarity purposes, the guidelines below may change at any time without notice. |
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| Exam Sections and Sub-task Objectives |
1.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot Campus Infrastructure and Services |
1.01 |
VLAN |
1.02 |
DHCP |
1.03 |
TFTP |
1.04 |
NTP |
2.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot CUCM Endpoints |
2.01 |
CUCM SCCP Endpoints |
2.02 |
CUCM SIP Endpoints |
3.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot CUCME Endpoints |
3.01 |
CUCME SCCP Endpoints |
3.02 |
CUCME SIP Endpoints |
4.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot Voice Gateways |
4.01 |
T1/E1 PRI |
4.02 |
T1/E1 CAS |
4.03 |
H.323 |
4.04 |
MGCP |
4.05 |
SIP |
4.06 |
H.323 RAS |
4.07 |
IP-IP Gateway/CUBE |
5.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot Call Routing Policies |
5.01 |
Route Patterns and Dial-peers |
5.02 |
Digit Manipulations and Translations |
5.03 |
Class of Services |
5.04 |
Route Selection Preference and Redundancy |
5.05 |
Mobility and Single Number Reach |
6.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot High Availability Features |
6.01 |
SRST |
6.02 |
AAR |
7.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot Media Resources |
7.01 |
CODEC Selection and Flexibility |
7.02 |
Conference Bridges |
7.03 |
Transcoder |
7.04 |
Music-on-hold |
7.05 |
Media Resources Preference and Redundancy |
7.06 |
Other CUCM Media Resources |
8.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot Supplementary Services |
8.01 |
Call Park |
8.02 |
Call Pickup |
8.03 |
Barge |
8.04 |
Callback |
8.05 |
Other Supplementary Services |
9.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot Other CUCM Voice Applications |
9.01 |
Extension Mobility |
9.02 |
IPMA |
9.03 |
Other CUCM Voice Applications |
10.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot QoS and CAC |
10.01 |
L2/L3 Traffic Classifications and Policing |
10.02 |
L2/L3 Queuing Mechanisms |
10.03 |
L2 LFI |
10.04 |
RSVP |
10.05 |
Call Admission Control |
11.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot Messaging |
11.01 |
Cisco Unity Connection |
11.02 |
Cisco Unity Express |
11.03 |
Call Handling and Routing |
12.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot Cisco Unified Contact Center Express |
12.01 |
Advanced Configuration |
12.02 |
Script Customization |
12.03 |
Redundancy |
13.00 |
Implement and Troubleshoot Cisco Unified Presence |
| 13.01 |
CUCM Presence |
| 13.02 |
Cisco Unified Presence Server Integration |
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