Implementing Cisco Advanced Call Control and Mobility Services 300-815
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300-815: Implementing Cisco Advanced Call Control and Mobility Services
1.0 Signaling and Media Protocols
1.1 Troubleshoot these elements of a SIP conversation
- 1.1.a Early media
- 1.1.b PRACK
- 1.1.c Mid-call signaling (hold/resume, call transfer, conferencing)
- 1.1.d Session timers
- 1.1.e UPDATE
1.2 Troubleshoot these H.323 protocol elements
- 1.2.a DTMF
- 1.2.b Call set up and tear down
1.3 Troubleshoot media establishment
2.0 CME/SRST Gateway Technologies
2.1 Configure Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express for SIP phone registration
2.2 Configure Cisco Unified CME dial plans
2.3 Implement toll fraud prevention
2.4 Configure these advanced Cisco Unified CME features
- 2.4.a Hunt groups
- 2.4.b Call park
- 2.4.c Paging
2.5 Configure SIP SRST gateway
3.0 Cisco Unified Border Element
3.1 Configure these Cisco Unified Border Element dial plan elements
- 3.1.a DTMF
- 3.1.b Voice translation rules and profiles
- 3.1.c Codec preference list
- 3.1.d Dial peers
- 3.1.e Header and SDP manipulation with SIP profiles
- 3.1.f Signaling and media bindings
3.2 Troubleshoot these Cisco Unified Border Element dial plan elements
- 3.2.a DTMF
- 3.2.b Voice translation rules and profiles
- 3.2.c Codec preference list
- 3.2.d Dial peers
- 3.2.e Header and SDP manipulation with SIP profiles
- 3.2.f Signaling and media bindings
4.0 Call Control and Dial Planning
4.1 Configure these globalized call routing elements in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
- 4.1.a Translation patterns
- 4.1.b Route patterns
- 4.1.c SIP route patterns
- 4.1.d Transformation patterns
- 4.1.e Standard local route group
- 4.1.f TEHO
- 4.1.g SIP trunking
4.2 Troubleshoot these globalized call routing elements in Cisco Unified Communications Manager
- 4.2.a Translation patterns
- 4.2.b Route patterns
- 4.2.c SIP route patterns
- 4.2.d Transformation patterns
- 4.2.e Standard local route group
- 4.2.f TEHO
- 4.2.g SIP trunking
5.0 Cisco Unified CM Call Control Features
5.1 Troubleshoot Call Admission Control (exclude RSVP)
5.2 Configure ILS, URI synchronization, and GDPR
5.3 Configure hunt groups
5.4 Configure call queuing
5.5 Configure time of day routing
5.6 Configure supplementary functions
- 5.6.a Call park
- 5.6.b Meet-me
- 5.6.c Call pick-up
6.0 Mobility
6.1 Configure Cisco Unified Communications Manager Mobility
- 6.1.a Unified Mobility
- 6.1.b Extension Mobility
- 6.1.c Device Mobility
6.2 Troubleshoot Cisco Unified Communications Manager Mobility
- 6.2.a Unified Mobility
- 6.2.b Extension Mobility
- 6.2.c Device Mobility
