Implementing Cisco Unity Connection (IUCv8.0)Detailed OutlinesCourse OutlinesModule 1: Introduction to Cisco Unity Connection This module describes the Cisco Unity Connection, its various platform overlays, deployment models, networking, and integration options. Lesson 1: Describing Cisco Unity Connection This lesson defines how to describe the various Cisco unified messaging products and Cisco Unity Connection, design, implementation, database, and message store.
Lesson 2: Examining Integration This lesson defines how to identify the attributes of integration and the differences between integrated and unified messaging, and where Cisco Unity Connection provides the voice- messaging solution to the business environment.
Lesson 3: Examining Deployment Models This lesson defines the various deployment models and implementations.
Lesson 4: Examining Cisco Unity Connection Licensing This lesson defines the licensing options that are available in Cisco Unity Connection 8.x and the FlexLM licensing process.
Module 2: Cisco Unity Connection Installation and Integration This module explains the installation process and procedures for installing Cisco Unity Connection 8.x software. It is important to understand the various preparatory steps that must be completed before beginning the installation. The installation process includes a number of important configuration steps and option settings that must be fully understood. Finally, you will need to understand how to integrate the Cisco Unity Connection software with a new or existing phone system, and verify the proper installation using the various tools that are available in Cisco Unity Connection software. Lesson 1: Preparing to Install Cisco Unity Connection This lesson provides an understanding of the steps that are needed to prepare for a successful implementation of Cisco Unity Connection software.
Lesson 2: Installing Cisco Unity Connection This lesson provides an understanding of the various installation scenarios for Cisco Unity Connection software and the configuration steps to complete each installation. Upon completing this lesson, you will be able to meet these objectives:
Lesson 3: Examining Post-Installation of Cisco Unity Connection This lesson provides an understanding of the various tasks after installing the Cisco Unity Connection software.
Lesson 4: Integrating Cisco Unity Connection This lesson provides an understanding of the integration of Cisco Unity Connection software with Cisco Unified Communications Manager and Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express.
Module 3: Digital Networking Configuration This module provides an understanding of digital networking for Cisco Unity Connection 8.x software. Cisco Unity Connection servers and clusters provide a maximum number of users that each server configuration supports. Cisco Unity Connection enables you to network multiple servers and clusters to expand the number of users beyond these limitations. Digital networking allows multiple servers and clusters to operate as a single cohesive system, providing reachability and transfer capabilities between servers. Lesson 1: Preparing for Digital Networking This lesson explains the preparations and design considerations that must be made for networking Cisco Unity Connection servers.
Lesson 2: Joining Servers to a Digital Network This lesson defines how to join Cisco Unity Connection servers and cluster pairs to a digital network to expand the current limitations of Cisco Unity Connection.
Lesson 3: Performing Post-Networking Tasks This lesson defines how to perform the various required tasks after the digital networking configuration and verification is complete.
Module 4: VPIM Networking Configuration This module provides an understanding of Voice Profile for Internet Mail (VPIM) networking for Cisco Unity Connection 8.x software. Cisco Unity Connection supports the VPIM protocol, which is an industry standard that allows different voice messaging systems to exchange voice and text messages over the Internet or over any TCP/IP network. This module will explore the VPIM protocol and the Cisco Unity Connection implementation of VPIM. Lesson 1: Examining VPIM This lesson provides an understanding of the VPIM protocol and the steps that are necessary to prepare a proper implementation between Cisco Unity Connection and other remote voice message systems.
Lesson 2: Configuring VPIM Locations and Contacts This lesson provides an understanding of the configuration steps that are required to create VPIM locations and contacts.
Lesson 3: Customizing VPIM Features This lesson defines the VPIM features and characteristics of creating, modifying, and deleting contacts.
Module 5: Advanced Integration Concepts In many organizations, there may be a need for other integration features that are available in Cisco Unity Connection. This module provides an understanding of some of these advanced integration concepts that are available, such as Cisco Unity PBX IP Media Gateway (PIMG), T1 IP Media Gateway (TIMG), fax integration, SpeechView, and Live Record features. Lesson 1: Describing Cisco Unity PIMG/TIMG Integration This lesson provides an understanding of traditional PBXs using PIMG and TIMG devices.
Lesson 2: Examining Fax Server Integration This lesson provides an understanding of the fax integration concepts and configuration in Cisco Unity Connection.
Lesson 3: Describing the Live Record Feature This lesson provides an understanding of the Live Record feature, as well as its integration, function, and configuration.
Lesson 4: Examining SpeechView This lesson provides an understanding of the SpeechView feature in Cisco Unity Connection.
Module 6: Cisco Unity Connection Tools Cisco Unity Connection provides a number of tools to assist engineers and administrators with migration and troubleshooting. Consolidated Object Backup and Restore Application Suite (COBRAS) is used to migrate from older versions of software and Cisco Unity to Cisco Unity Connection 8.x. The Cisco Unified Real-Time Monitoring Tool (RTMT) provides a suite of tools that includes monitoring, alerts, and traces to allow engineers to monitor performance and troubleshoot Cisco Unity Connection. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), which is an application layer protocol, facilitates the exchange of management information among network devices. As part of the TCP/IP protocol suite, SNMP enables administrators to remotely manage network performance, find and solve network problems, and plan for network growth. Lesson 1: Examining COBRAS This lesson provides an understanding of the function, purpose, and configuration of COBRAS.
Lesson 2: Examining Cisco Unified RTMT and SNMP This lesson provides an understanding of the function, capabilities, and configuration of the Cisco Unified RTMT application, as well as the SNMP parameters.
IUC 8.0 LABS
Objectives and Pre-requisitesCourse Objectives
PrerequisitesThe knowledge and skills you must have before attending this course are as follows:
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Classroom training
Duration: 3 days
Price: US$ ----
CLC: 28
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Course Schedule:
Egypt, Cairo, Jan 2015
Dubai, Feb, 2015
Qatar, Doha, May 2015
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