Cisco Collaboration Core: Infrastructure and Design

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Sean Douglas

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:17

02. Examining Cisco Collaboration Solutions Architecture

01. Intro.mp4

01:22

02. Examining Cisco Collaborations Architecture.mp4

08:40

03. Examining Collaboration Deployment Models.mp4

08:49

04. Examining Design and Deployment Factors.mp4

04:34

05. Demo- Using Cisco Collaboration Sizing Tools.mp4

05:47

06. Demo- Using Cisco Collaboration Capacity Planning Tools.mp4

08:35

03. Examining IP Network Protocols

01. Intro.mp4

01:14

02. Demo- Configuring Network Time Protocol.mp4

09:23

03. Demo- Configuring DHCP Server on CUCM and iOS.mp4

05:54

04. Demo- Configuring DNS Records.mp4

06:28

05. Demo- Configuring CUCM TFTP Server.mp4

04:44

06. Demo- Configuring CDP and LLDP.mp4

06:03

04. Examining IP Call Signaling

01. Intro.mp4

01:25

02. Examining the IP Phone Boot Process.mp4

03:10

03. Examining the Call Setup and Teardown Process.mp4

04:02

04. Examining Call Signaling Protocols.mp4

05:02

05. Examining SIP Request and Response Messages.mp4

07:28

06. Examining SIP Call Signaling and SIP Headers.mp4

07:05

07. Examining SIP SDP Messages.mp4

07:09

05. Configuring and Troubleshooting Collaboration Endpoints

01. Intro.mp4

00:51

02. Examining Collaboration Audio Codecs.mp4

07:04

03. Demo- Configuring CUCM Codec Policy.mp4

06:40

04. Demo- Troubleshooting Endpoint Registration Issues.mp4

06:27

05. Demo- Adding Endpoints Using Quick User Phone Add.mp4

08:57

06. Simplifying Deployments with Templates and Profiles

01. Intro.mp4

00:50

02. Demo- Creating Universal Line Templates.mp4

06:20

03. Demo- Creating Universal Device Templates.mp4

04:34

04. Demo- Deploying Customized Endpoints with Universal Templates.mp4

05:04

05. Demo- Creating a Feature Group Template.mp4

02:05

06. Demo- Deploying Customized Endpoints Using Feature Group Templates.mp4

07:00

07. Configuring and Troubleshooting LDAP Integration with CUCM

01. Intro.mp4

01:10

02. Demo- Creating CUCM End Users and Application Users.mp4

08:03

03. Demo- Creating Customized Permissions for End Users.mp4

05:32

04. Demo- Synchronizing CUCM with LDAP.mp4

06:30

05. Demo- Configuring LDAP Authentication.mp4

03:36

06. Demo- Troubleshooting LDAP Integration Using RTMT.mp4

06:54

Description

Collaboration administrators are required to understand an enormous amount of technology: servers, protocols, codecs, SIP messaging, endpoints, and users. You will learn how to simplify, deploy, and troubleshoot these services and components.

What You'll Learn?

A solid network infrastructure is required to build a successful Cisco Unified Communications and Collaboration system in an enterprise environment. In this course, Cisco Collaboration Core: Infrastructure and Design, you are going to examine the various deployment models, network protocols, SIP signaling, endpoint deployments, user privileges, and LDAP implementation.

First, you will learn about the components that make up the Cisco Collaboration solution, high availability deployment models, servers, routers, and how to use system sizing tools to determine your hardware requirements. Next, you will explore how to configure the most relevant network protocols used in collaboration deployments, including Network Time Protocol (NTP), Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), Domain Name Service (DNS), Trivial File Transport Protocol (TFTP), Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP), and Link Layer Discovery Protocol – Media Endpoint Devices (LLDP-MED).

Next, you will also learn about what SIP does, how SIP works, how to examine SIP messages when troubleshooting, and boot and registration communication between a Cisco IP phone and Cisco Unified Communications Manager. This is essential for understanding normal voice network operations and for troubleshooting purposes.

Finally, you will discover how to configure Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) to import and synchronize user accounts from an Active Directory using Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), how to configure CUCM for LDAP authentication, which allows the LDAP system to control the passwords of the user's accounts, as well as how to troubleshoot and avoid the most common mistakes when implementing CUCM with an LDAP system.

When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge needed to plan a Cisco Collaborations deployment, troubleshoot SIP messaging, deploy customized endpoints, and import users with an LDAP synchronization, as well as simplify password management with LDAP authentication.

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Sean Douglas has more than 17 years of experience working extensively with Cisco technology. He didn't always understand how IP networks, voice, and video solutions work. Sean remembers clearly what it was like to start from the beginning, when everything was new and somewhat confusing. Fortunately, he had some exceptional teachers that took the time to explain things in plain terms. He also has an enthusiasm for learning and finding solutions. Sean brings that same passion for learning and enthusiasm when teaching. For the last decade, he has worked as a Cisco Systems Engineer that consults with a variety of clients to design, implement, build from the ground up, and maintain their Cisco Collaboration Solutions. Sean is CCNP in Routing and Switching, Wireless, and Collaboration.

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