CCNP and CCIE Collaboration Core CLCOR 350-801 – CS-CLCOR
CCNP and CCIE Collaboration Core 350-801
Course Code: CS-CLCOR
The Implementing Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies (CLCOR 350-801) exam is the required “core” exam for the CCNP Collaboration and CCIE Collaboration certifications. If you pass the CLCOR 350-801 exam, you also obtain the Cisco Certified Specialist– Collaboration Core certification. This course covers core Collaboration technologies including infrastructure and design; protocols, codecs, and endpoints; Cisco IOS XE gateways and media resources; call control; QoS; and Collaboration applications.
- Duration: 5 Day
- Level: Professional
- Technology: Collaboration
- Delivery Method: ILT / VILT
- Training Credits: NA
This course is primarily intended for:
– System Engineers , Enterprise network engineers, Network Administrators
– Individuals preparing for the #350-801 – Implementing and Operating Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies (CLCOR) exam
The recommended knowledge and skills that a learner must have before attending this course are as follows:
– Working knowledge of fundamental terms of computer networking, including LANs, WANs, switching, and routing
On completion of this course, participants should be familiar with:
AV Fundamentals
– The history of voice and video communication, and illustrate the evolutionary path communication has followed leading to the collaboration architecture that exists today.
– Discuss the differences between analog and digital audio communication, and explain how the audio codecs we use today came into existence.
– Discuss how light can be used to capture video, and explain how the video codecs we use today came into existence.
– Examine how audio acoustics behave in an environment where audio communication is set up, and take a close look at the audio components needed for communication.
– The two forms of communication, circuit-switched and packet switched.
– The designing aspects that must be considered before deploying a Cisco Collaboration solution.
Endpoints
– The designing aspects that must be considered before deploying a Cisco Collaboration solution.
– The features and capabilities of the 7800 and 800series phones and explain the differences between Enterprise software and Multiplatform Phone (MPP) software.
– Cisco Telepresence Endpoints
– The registration and call setup settings that exist on Cisco Telepresence endpoints.
– How to access and configure various call settings on Cisco CE software-based endpoints, such as calling options, content sharing options, and several other options.
– Explain how to perform various maintenance tasks from the Cisco Telepresence endpoints.
Network requirements for collaboration deployments
– The LAN, WAN, and wireless LAN network components and IOS gateways as they pertain to collaboration.
– QoS related issues, QoS requirements, class models for provisioning QoS, DiffServ values, QoS Trust boundaries, and how to configure and verify LLQ.
– DNS settings, NTP settings, and SNMP settings within a network as they pertain to collaboration.
Call Control mechanisms
– Key settings on the Cisco Unified Communications Manager that should be configured before using this server in a production environment.
– The differences between application users and end users on the Cisco Unified Communications Manager, and how to use an LDAP service for user synchronization and authentication.
– The three different methods for registering endpoints to the Cisco Unified Communications Manager: registering manually, Self-Provisioning, and using the Bulk Administration Tool.
– The Cisco Unified Communications Manager endpoint addressing, digit analysis process, and toll fraud prevention components using Cost of Service (COS). Then , delve into location-based CAC deployment through the Cisco Unified Communications Manager.
– How to configure globalized call-routing components on the Cisco Unified Communications Manager, such as route patterns, translation patterns, SIP route patterns, and the standard local route group.
Edge Services
– Describe and understand the three Edge products in the Cisco Collaboration architecture.( Cisco Expressway Series, Cisco Voice Gateway, Unified Border Element)
– The different elements required to set up a complete Mobile and Remote Access solution in a Cisco Collaboration environment, including security settings, infrastructure configuration steps, and interconnecting trunks between all the various components involved.
– The various configuration components involved with configuring a Cisco IOS XE gateway for ISDN access.
Collaboration Applications
– Understanding Cisco Unity Connection
– How to configure different components within a Cisco Unity Connection application.
– The features and functionalities, architecture, and basic IM and Presence server setup tasks.
– The registration options for the Cisco Jabber client.
Troubleshooting Collaboration Components
– Identifying the logs available on Cisco Unified IP phones and Cisco CE software-based endpoints.
– How the Dialed Number Analyzer and CAR tool can be used in the CUCM to troubleshoot issues related to registration, call setup, and media-related issues.
– The Real-Time Monitoring Tool and how to use this tool to monitor activity over the Cisco Unified Communications Manager.
– How to create a backup of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager configuration and how to do a restore of those configuration settings in the event they need to be recovered after a disaster.
– How to generate reports on the Cisco Unity Connections server and through the Cisco Unified Serviceability page.
– Tips and strategies for studying for the CLCOR #350-801 exam
This course help prepare you to take exam #350-801 – Implementing and Operating Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies (CLCOR),which satisfies the core requirements for CCNP and CCIE Collaboration certification.
This exam tests your knowledge of implementing core collaboration technologies, including: infrastructure and design
Protocols, codecs, and endpoints ; Cisco IOS XE gateway and media resources ; Call Control ; QoS and Collaboration applications.
Modules
– Foundation Topics
– Audio Communication
– Video Communication
– Unified Communication
– Driving Change in the Industry
– Basic Understanding of Sound
– Analog vs. Digital Signals
– ITU Audio Encoding Formats
– Basic Understanding of Light
– Capturing and Cameras
– Standard Video Codecs
– Video Container Formats and Codecs
– Physical Components
– Sound Behavior
– Light Behavior
– PSTN Communication
– H.323 Communication
– SIP Communication
– NAT and Firewall Traversal Solutions
– Introduction to Cisco Endpoints
– Introduction to Cisco Call Control
– Introduction to Cisco Applications
– Designing a Cisco Collaboration Solution
– 7800 Series Phones
– 8800 Series Phones
– Software Versions for Phones
– CE Software
– DX Series
– SX Series
– MX Series
– Webex Series
– SIP Registration to the Cisco Unified Communications Manager
– SIP Registration to Expressway Core
– H.323 Registration to the Expressway Core
– Calling Options
– Content Sharing Options
– Other Features
– Upgrading Endpoints
– Backing Up and Restoring CE Software-Based Endpoints
– LAN, WAN, and Wireless LAN
– Gateways
– QoS-Related Issues
– Class Models for Provisioning QoS
– QoS Requirements
– Traffic Classifications
– Configure and Verify LLQ
– DNS Settings
– NTP Settings
– SNMP Settings
– Services
– Enterprise Parameters
– Service Parameters
– Other Settings (Groups, Device settings, Device Defaults, Phone button template, etc)
– Application Users and End Users
– Cisco Unified Communications Directory Architecture
– LDAP Synchronization
– LDAP Authentication
– Bulk Administration Tool (BAT)
– Endpoint Addressing
– Call Privileges
– Call Coverage
– Call Routing and Path Selection
– Digit Manipulation
– Cisco Expressway
– Cisco Voice Gateway Elements
– Cisco Unified Border Element
– Requirements for MRA
– Cisco Unified Communications Manager Settings for MRA
– TLS Verify Requirements
– Initializing MRA on Expressway Servers
– Collaboration Traversal Zones and Search Rules
– DTMF
– CUCM Call-Routing Options
– Cisco IOS XE Gateway Settings for ISDN Routing
– Configure and Troubleshoot ISDN BRI
– Configure and Troubleshoot ISDN PRI
– Cisco Unity Connection Integration
– Cisco Unity Connection System Settings
– Cisco Unity Connection Call Handlers
– Cisco Unity Connection Call Routing
– Cisco Unity Connection Distribution Lists
– Cisco Unity Connection Authentication Rules
– Cisco Unity Connection Dial Plan
– Cisco Unity Connection End-User Templates
– User Templates Basics
– Default Class of Service
– Password Settings and Roles
– Transfer Rules and Greetings
– Call Actions
– Message Actions and Caller Input
– TUI Experience
– Cisco Unity Connection End Users
– Cisco Unity Connection Voice Mailboxes
– CUCM IM and Presence Service Features and Functionalities
– CUCM IM and Presence Service Architecture
– CUCM IM and Presence Service High Availability
– Configure the CUCM IM and Presence Server
– Registration Options for Jabber Client
– Configure Cisco Unified Communications Manager for Jabber Client
– Accessing Logs on Cisco Unified IP Phones
– Accessing Logs on CE Software-Based Endpoints
– Call Signaling and Quality
– Troubleshooting Cisco Jabber
– Dialed Number Analyzer
– CAR Tool
– CDR and CMR Logs on CUCM
– Cisco Unified RTMT Overview
– Monitor Systems with RTMT
– Monitor the CUCM with RTMT
– Disaster Recovery System Overview
– Backup Cisco Unified Communications Solutions
– Restore Cisco Unified Communications Solutions
– Generate Reports on Cisco Unity Connection
– Generate Reports in Cisco Unified Serviceability
– Use Reports for Troubleshooting and Maintenance
