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Course Description:
The Global Knowledge companion course to ACUCW2 is ACUCW1. This latter course focuses on ?Moves, Adds, Changes and Deletes (MACDs)? for a Cisco Collaboration Solution in a multisite deployment. The preconfigured environment used as the starting point for ACUCW1 is created from scratch in the ACUCW2 course. These two courses together provide coverage of both multisite deployment and administration.
Interested in some parts of ACUCW1 and ACUCW2? Contact us to discuss course customization: we can design a custom course for you covering the material you need covered in the time you have available. Taken the previous version of ACUCW1 and ACUCW2? Consider the new ACUCW Lab workshop: a whiteboard-based workshop focusing on the ACUCW1 and ACUCW2 labs.
Topics covered in the course include:
Why Take ACUCW2 from Global Knowledge?
Global Knowledge is the only training partner offering role-based training on a real-world multi-site lab topology specifically designed for the needs of North American students. No other training partner offers a course, like ACUCW2, designed to address the needs of advanced or senior administrators in North America and specifically targeting multi-site deployments:
View the enhanced Global Knowledge real-world topology?
- Many Cisco Collaboration Solution administrators are focused on application administration and do not configure routers: router configuration is not included in the class
- Labs are based on real world multi-site network
- Accompanying follow-on courses provide an excellent track for career development.
What You?ll Learn in Class?
In this class you will learn the advanced administrative concepts needed to understand Cisco Collaboration Solution configuration:
- Learn about the Cisco Collaboration Solutions 12.5 Preferred Architecture
- Perform initial system configuration including service activation, enterprise and system parameter configuration,
- CallManager group and device pools configuration
- Build a line/device multi-site dial plan using local route groups
- Deploy calling privileges using partitions, calling search spaces and translation patterns
- Understand the NANP (North American Numbering Plan) and its implications for multisite deployments
- Deploy CUCM mobility features: extension mobility, device mobility, and unified mobility (single number reach)
- Configure Instant Messaging and the Presence Server
- Configure Jabber Clients for full UC services
Target Student:This course is designed for the following students:
- Administrators who need a more comprehensive understanding of the Cisco UC infrastructure.
- Administrators, engineers, network architects, and integrators with overall responsibility for Cisco UC networks.
Prerequisites: Students should possess the following experience before attending the course:
For this advanced administrative course, you should have experience performing basic CUCM administrative tasks, including IP Phone moves, adds and changes and as well have some familiarity with the CUCM Administrative GUI. An understanding of rout
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