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PAIUCMTV - Implementing Cisco Unified Communications Manager for Cisco TelePresence Video
Course Description/Agenda
This course prepares you to implement a Cisco Unified Communications Manager
(CUCM) solution that supports a Cisco TelePresence video conferencing solution.
Focusing primarily on CUCM v8.0 and its call-routing and signaling component,
you will perform CUCM post-installation tasks, such as:
- Configuring endpoints for deploying a Cisco TelePresence system onto a
Cisco UC solution
- Configuring CUCM for a video network
- Implementing Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP) and H.323 gateways
- Building dial plans to place on-net and off-net phone calls
- Implementing QoS for internal calls, incoming PSTN calls, and outing PSTN
calls
Note: This course does not cover the specific implementation of Cisco
TelePresence solutions. What You'll Learn
- CUCM, its functions, architecture, deployment, and redundancy options
- Perform CUCM initial configuration and user management
- Configure CUCM to support on-cluster calling
- Implement PSTN access in CUCM and build a dial plan in a single-site CUCM
deployment
- How to secure and maintain a Cisco UC solution
Who Should Attend
- Video and network engineers who install Cisco TelePresence solutions
- Systems engineers who work with Cisco TelePresence solutions
Course Outline 1. Introduction to CUCM
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Integrating Cisco TelePresence into a Cisco UC Solution
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Cisco UC Overview
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CUCM Overview and Key Features
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CUCM High Availability
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CUCM Data Stream
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Cisco TelePresence Solutions
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Cisco TelePresence Endpoint Portfolio
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Cisco TelePresence Codec
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CUCM and Cisco TelePresence
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Codec to CUCM Registration
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Cisco TelePresence System Media Path
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CUCM Architecture
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CUCM Hardware Requirements
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Cisco UC Operating System
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CUCM Database
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CUCM Deployment on Virtualized Servers
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CUCM Call-Processing Redundancy
2. Administering CUCM
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Managing Services and Initial CUCM Configuration
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CUCM Network Configuration Options
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CUCM NTP and DHCP Considerations
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TFTP and Load File Distribution
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DNS Considerations
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CUCM Network and Feature Services
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Necessary Services for Integration with Cisco TelePresence
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CUCM Enterprise Parameters and Enterprise Phone Configuration
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CUCM Service Parameters
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Managing User Accounts in CUCM
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Using the Administration GUI
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Configuring the Cisco TelePresence Manager Application User
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LDAP Overview
3. Single-Site On-Net Calling
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Endpoints in CUCM
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Cisco IP Phone Boot Sequence
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Cisco TelePresence Codec Startup Process
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Implementing IP Phones
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Endpoint Configuration Tools and Elements
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Manually Adding Phones to CUCM
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Cisco TelePresence Codec Configuration Procedures
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Cisco TelePresence 797xG IP Phone
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The Role of the Catalyst Switch in IP Telephony Networks
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Switch Configuration for a Cisco TelePresence Codec
4. Single-Site Off-Net Calling
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Implementing PSTN Gateways in CUCM
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MGCP Gateway Implementation
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H.323 Gateway Implementation
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SIP Gateway Implementation
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Cisco TelePresence SIP Trunk Connections
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Configuring CUCM Call-Routing Components
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Dial Plan Components
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Endpoint Addressing
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CUCM Call Routing
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CUCM Digit Analysis
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Special Call-Routing Features
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CUCM Path Selection and Configuration
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Using Partitions and CSSs to Implement Calling Privileges for On-Net
Calls
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Calling Privileges
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Partition and CSS Considerations
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Implementing CUCM Digit Manipulation
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CUCM Digit Manipulation Flow
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Configuration Elements
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CUCM External Phone Number Masks
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CUCM Translation Patterns
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CUCM Transformation Masks
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CUCM Digit Stripping and Digit Prefixes
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CUCM Significant Digits
5. Securing Cisco UC and Solutions Maintenance
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Signaling and Media Encryption in CUCM
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Security Configuration
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LSC Enrollment
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Signed and Encrypted Configuration Files
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Secure Signaling
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Secure Media Transmission Between Endpoints
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CUCM Reports
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CUCM CDR Analysis and Reporting (CAR) Tool Reports
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CDR Management and System Settings
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Generating CDR Reports
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Monitoring the System with Cisco Unified Real-Time Monitoring Tool (RTMT)
Labs Lab 1: Configuring CUCM Initial Settings
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Change the hostname of CUCM into its IP address
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Activate and manage required services
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Configure CUCM to provide DHCP services
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Configure CUCM enterprise and service parameters
Lab 2: Managing User Accounts in Cisco UC Manager
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Using the administration GUI
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Using CUCM BAT
Lab 3: Implementing Endpoints
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Configure system parameters, including the CUCM group and device pools,
to prepare the CUCM cluster to autoregister IP phones
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Use autoregistration to add IP phones to the database
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Use CUCM BAT to add IP phones
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Manually configure an IP phone and directory number
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Configure CUCM to support a third-party SIP phone
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Discover IP phone default behavior
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Use the IP phone Settings button to obtain network configuration
information
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Access the IP phone via the web browser and access the network through
the PC port
Lab 4: Implementing PSTN Gateways
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Configure an MGCP gateway using a T1/E1 PRI to connect to the PSTN
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Configure a Cisco IOS gateway for MGCP and obtain MGCP configuration
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Configure an H.323 gateway to connect to the PSTN
Lab 5: Configuring CUCM Call-Routing Components
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Configure a route plan that includes a route group, route list, and route
pattern that enables calls to the PSTN
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Enable CUCM Dialed Number Analyzer and use it for dial plan verification
Lab 6: Implementing Digit Manipulation
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Verify CUCM configuration for stripping access codes used for outgoing
calls
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Configure CUCM to extend outgoing calling numbers to fully qualified PSTN
numbers
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Configure CUCM to shorten the incoming called number to directory numbers
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Configure CUCM to prefix an access code to incoming calling numbers
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Implement E.164 Plus dialing and phone number localizatio
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