CSCGW - Cisco SIP, CUBEs and Gateways

Cisco Cisco Training

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CSCGW - Cisco SIP, CUBEs and Gateways

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In this course, you will focus on the legacy gateway and router portions of IP Telephony. You will gain extensive experience with the configuration of legacy analog telephony technologies such as Foreign Exchange Station (FXS), Foreign Exchange Office (FXO), and Primary Rate Interface (PRI). In addition to legacy technologies you will gain hands on experience with CUBE and SIP protocols. You will build a working Cisco Unified Communications Manager which will support all major gateway protocols such as MGCP, H.323, and SIP. Troubleshooting will be addressed as a gateway level including common debug techniques and commands.

You''ll gain an understanding of converged voice and data networks as it relates to gateway design and deployment. You will gain comprehensive hands-on experience configuring and deploying Gateways, CUBEs, Quality of Service, and troubleshooting in VoIP networks.

In addition to the knowledge and skills required to integrate gateways into an enterprise VoIP network, you''ll learn how to build and test sophisticated IP telephony dial plans that use both CUCM Dial Plan and Dial Peers at an IOS level which can be used as a template for a real deployment.

The course includes a comprehensive study of Quality of Service (QoS), in which you''ll learn to configure QoS to support real-time traffic.

You Get...

  • Enhanced content that exceeds standard authorized Cisco content
  • Only course dedicated to specific Gateway technologies and Quality of Service
  • World-Class Certified Cisco Systems Instructors

  • VoIP, components of a VoIP network, VoIP protocols, special requirements for VoIP calls, and Codecs
  • Configure gateway interconnections to support VoIP and PSTN calls
  • Basic signaling protocols used on voice gateways
  • Configure a gateway to support calls using different call control and signaling protocols
  • Define a dial plan, describing the purpose of each dial plan component, and implement a dial plan on a voice gateway
  • Implement a Cisco Unified Border Element (CUBE) gateway to connect to an Internet Telephony Service Provider
  • Investigate the use of various traditional telephony connections, such as FXS, FXO, E&M, T1 (CAS and PRI), and E1 (CAS and PRI)
  • Configure and troubleshoot Cisco''s new ISR routers and explore their DSP configuration (PVDM3 cards)
  • Configure H.323 gateways and review their functions and operation
  • Configure Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP)
  • Experience G.711, and G.729 voice coding schemes
  • Configure Call Admission Control three different ways
  • Configure proper Caller ID
  • Experience real-world connections to PBXs, and the PSTN
  • Configure your router/gateway equipment to connect to our public dial plan network using different call control protocols and procedures

Network engineers, architects, and support staff who:

  • Maintain and configure voice and data network devices
  • Are considering various methodologies to implement VoIP
  • Require a fundamental understanding of the issues and solutions related to implementation
  • Require a fundamental understanding of packet telephony technologies that are common for both enterprise and service provider applications

Required Prerequisites
Follow-on Courses:

Outline

1. Introduction to Voice Gateways

  • Cisco UC Networks and the Role of Gateways
  • Gateway Call Routing and Call Legs 
  • Gateway Voice Ports Configuration 
  • DSP Functionality, Codecs, and Codec Complexity

2. VoIP Call Legs

  • VoIP Call Leg Characteristics 
  • VoIP Media Transmission 
  • H.323 Signaling Protocol 
  • SIP Signaling Protocol 
  • MGCP Signaling Protocol
  • Requirements for VoIP Call Legs 
  • VoIP Call Legs Configuration

3. Dial Plan Implementation

  • Call Routing and Dial Plans 
  • Digit Manipulation 
  • Path Selection Configuration
  • Calling Privileges Configuration

4. Gatekeeper and CUBE Implementation

  • Fundamentals of Gatekeepers 
  • Cisco Unified Border Element

5. QoS

  • QoS Mechanisms and Models
  • Classification, Marking, and Link Efficiency Mechanisms
  • Managing Congestion and Rate Limiting
  • Cisco AutoQoS

Labs

Lab 1: Remote Labs Connectivity

Lab 2: Topology and Deployment Walkthrough

Lab 3: CUCM Disaster Recovery

Lab 4: MGCP Gateways

Lab 5: Route Groups and Route Lists

Lab 6: CUCM Dial Plan

Lab 7: IP Phone Registration

Lab 8: 9951 Registration

Lab 9: Unified FX 

Lab 10: Traditional Route Patterns and Dial Plan Testing with MGCP

Lab 11: CUBE and SIP Trunks

Lab 12: Traditional Route Patterns and Dial Plan Testing with SIP

Lab 13: H.323 Gateways

Lab 14: Traditional Route Patterns and Dial Plan Testing with H.323

Lab 15: Analog FXO

Lab 16: Traditional Route Patterns and Dial Plan Testing with FXO

Lab 17: Analog FXS

Lab 18: Traditional Route Patterns and Dial Plan Testing with FXS

Lab 19. PRI and T1-CAS

Lab 20. Traditional Route Patterns and Dial Plan Testing with PRI and T1-CAS

Lab 21: Deep Dive - VoIP Dial Peers

Lab 22: Deep Dive -  PSTN Dial Peers

Lab 23: Deep Dive Dial Peer Digit Manipulation

Lab 23: IOS Conference Bridges

Lab 24: IOS Transcoding

Lab 25: IOS Media Termination Points

Lab 26: IOS Gatekeepers

Lab 27: Call Admission Control

Lab 28: Configuring AutoQoS

Lab 29: Configuring WAN QoS Policies

Lab 30: Configuring LAN QoS Policies

Upcoming Classes

Dates Location GTR  
Sep 19-23 (8:30am-4:30pm) EST Guaranteed to Run
Nov 28-Dec 2 (8:30am-4:30pm) EST
Dec 5-9 (8:30am-4:30pm) EST
Jan 9-13 (8:30am-4:30pm) EST

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