Administrators, engineers, and network architects who desire to broaden their skills and gain more understanding of the Cisco Unified Communications network can do so by taking the course, Cisco Unified Communications Training : ACUCW2 - Administering Cisco Unified Communications Workspace Part 2: Advanced.
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This course is five days long, and further explores what is learned in "Cisco Unified Communications Training, ACUCW1. - Administering Cisco Unified Communications Workspace Part 1: Advanced v8.0". This course focuses on administration of Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) version 7 and 8. The course will teach you how to build a UC infrastructure, while also executing variable length on-net dial plans that support multiple sites and other others. You will also explore bandwidth management and use admission control tools that are used when managing the calling in of a network that has multiple sites. In the course you will also look develop a better working knowledge of mobility features, including extension mobility, unified mobility and device mobility among others. You will also learn about Cisco Unified Workspace Licensing (CUWL).
While no formal prerequisites are required, you should have some experience performing very basic CUCM administration functions. It is also helpful if you have had exposure to the CUCM Administrative GUI. This is also a good course to choose after taking "CIPT1 v6.x/7.x - Implementing Cisco Unified Communications IP Telephony Part 1". This course would help provide the information you need to know for this one, such as knowing very basic CUCM administration functions and also gaining exposure to the CUCU Administrative GUI. Additionally, no router configuration is required for the course. This course is not only good for administrators , network architects, and administrators to broaden their knowledge of the Cisco Unified Communications network. It would also be a helpful course for anyone who has overall responsibility over Cisco Unified Communications network, including administrators, engineers, and network architects.
After you have learned how to complete the initial system configuration, and after doing this from scratch, you will work with the new V7 and V8 features. These features include local route groups and more so global transformations. After finishing the aforementioned configuration, you will be able to break down the dial plan and simplify it in order to prepare for globalization. As you delve further inside this, the course will begin to present some of the challenges that globalization has relating to the American Numbering Plan (ANP).
The course will also offer a series of many labs, designed so that you have the ability to work on the course information on hands. The labs range from topics such as Topology and deployment to extension and unified mobility.
You'll also have labs on things like:
*Using digital manipulation by using global transformations
*SIP Trunks
*Geographic Routing and line device
*TEHO
*Implementation of media resources
*Using hunt lists and understanding call coverages
After successfully completing the course, you will take a final exam in order to demonstrate all that you have learned in this course.
There are also a couple of classes that you may want to consider taking after this one, that have proven to be good as follow up courses to this material. CVOICE - Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Voice over IP and QoS v8.0 is one that would be a good choice, and TUC - Troubleshooting Cisco Unified Communications Systems would also be a logical course to follow up with.
This course is offered complete with labs, material and instruction that will give you the foundation you need to be even more effective, and you will gain invaluable knowledge from it that will only help you move forward.
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