Cisco Voice Over IP Fundamentals
5 Day Instructor-Led Course
Course Overview
This 5-day fundamental VoIP course is for students who have experience in configuring Cisco Routers or have completed the CCNA program. The fundamental aspects of the analog signaling and the Voice over IP theory and implementation are discussed. For students needing a more advanced class see, Cisco Voice over IP, CCNA-Voice, mapping to Exam 640-461.
Objectives
After completing this course you will be able to:
- describe VoIP equipment and be comfortable with telephony terms.
- discuss the fundamentals between analog and digital telephony and how
VoIP affects the line between telecommunications companies and other businesses.
- use the OSI and TCP/IP layered models to simplify the implementation
of VoIP networks.
- discuss telecommunications in terms of the voice and data communications.
- discuss voice and data communications, describe voice network applications
and data network applications.
- configure Cisco 2600 and 3600 series routers for VoIP and implement basic
VoIP features in a Cisco network.
- design and implement hands on simple Voice over IP (VoIP) in a structured
network, using FSX and FSO WICs.
Introduction to voice over IP
- Cisco Voice Hardware
- Design
Introduction to Analog Telephony
- Telephone Components
- Signaling, Local Loops, Voice Switches, Trunks
Digital Voice Technology
- Digitizing Analog Voice, sampling, coding, compression,
- Voice Quality, Signaling types
OSI and TCP/IP
- OSI model overview, TCP, IP, Addressing, Subnetting,
- Application and internet layer protocols
Real Time Transport Protocol
VoIP Network Architecture
- H.323, SIP, Gateway control Protocols
Quality of Service
Configuring the Cisco 2600/3600 Series Routers for VoIP
- Setting up 2600 series routers for Voice over IP
- Voice port configuration, FXO, FXS, E&M
Network Design and Architecture
- Six-Step Design Process,
- Auditing, Objectives, Reviews, Guidelines, Planning, Analysis
