Cisco Dial Plan Best Practices Online Training

Not only will you learn the best practices for implementing Cisco dial plans, but you'll understand them and get a conceptual understanding of why they matter so much. That'll make you a better administrator and your collaboration networks better maintained.

After finishing the videos in this Cisco Dial Plan Best Practices training, you'll know how to optimize your organization's use of Cisco Dial Plan with some of the most important best practices for setting up and running Dial Plan.

For anyone who manages IT training, this Cisco training can be used to onboard new network administrators, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Cisco reference resource.

Cisco Dial Plan Best Practices: What You Need to Know

This Cisco Dial Plan Best Practices training covers networking topics including:

• Configuring route patterns so you can dial outside of your organization
• Planning ahead with a great plan hierarchy
• Grouping your endpoints before you design and implement plans
• Preparing for failover and redundancy within the system

Who Should Take Cisco Dial Plan Best Practices Training?

This Cisco Dial Plan Best Practices training is considered administrator-level Cisco training, which means it was designed for network administrators. This networking skills course is designed for network administrators with three to five years of experience with Cisco best practices.

New or aspiring network administrators.Learning how to implement Cisco dial plans is a good idea for brand new network administrators because it gives you a niche in administration that you can leverage. Taking this course and knowing the best ways to implement Cisco dial plans means you can be relied on to get calls where they're going in your network.

Experienced network administrators.This course in best practices for Cisco dial plan is great for experienced network administrators who are transitioning into collaboration responsibilities. Learn dial plan best practices and you learn how to restrict the types of calls on your network, the ideal paths the system should use, and how called and calling numbers are presented.