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Implementing Cisco TelePresence Video Solution, Part 1
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The main requirement for obtaining Cisco Career Certifications such as CCENT, CCNA Routing and Switching, CCDP and CCIE and Cisco Specialist Certifications such as Cisco Firewall Security Specialist is to take and pass one or more certification exams and sign the Cisco Certifications and Confidentiality Agreement. Passing exams give network professionals the chance to prove their networking knowledge and expertise.
This course covers all the base terminology and technology associated with video conferencing and an introduction to Cisco’s TelePresence video solution for H.323, SIP and TIP video communication. Products included in this training are C-series endpoints, VCS, CUCM Call Manager, MCUs and TelePresence Management Suite (TMS). Participants will gain in-depth practical knowledge with exercises on installing, configuring, maintaining and basic troubleshooting of the equipment. Advanced topics in this course include complex video network environments with firewall traversal, clustering, zoning and subzoning. In addition, students will use functions of the VCS to control access and bandwidth and use transforms, call policy and FindMe™. Students will use TMS and VCS to provision SIP video and Jabber Video users, and will use CUCM Call Manager to provision SIP audio and video.
The content for part 1 of this course is provided in ELT format the duration is 12hrs. Students will need to have completed this content prior to class attendance as the VTVS1 content is only briefly reviewed on day one.
This course covers all the base terminology and technology associated with video conferencing and an introduction to Cisco’s TelePresence video solution for H.323, SIP and TIP video communication. Products included in this training are C-series endpoints, VCS, CUCM Call Manager, MCUs and TelePresence Management Suite (TMS). Participants will gain in-depth practical knowledge with exercises on installing, configuring, maintaining and basic troubleshooting of the equipment. Advanced topics in this course include complex video network environments with firewall traversal, clustering, zoning and subzoning. In addition, students will use functions of the VCS to control access and bandwidth and use transforms, call policy and FindMe™. Students will use TMS and VCS to provision SIP video and Jabber Video users, and will use CUCM Call Manager to provision SIP audio and video.
The content for part 1 of this course is provided in ELT format the duration is 12hrs. Students will need to have completed this content prior to class attendance as the VTVS1 content is only briefly reviewed on day one.