Courses detail - CCIE 360 Voice


CCIE Exam Preparation
CCIE 360 Voice - ILT Workshop 2

Who Should Attend

This course is for technical professionals who are in the final stage of preparing for the Cisco CCIE Voice lab.

Prerequisites

Students who attend this course must have completed Cisco CCIE Voice Advanced Workshop 1 (CIEV-1) or its equivalent, or have a recorded strong attempt at the actual Cisco CCIE Voice lab. Students must also possess a solid understanding of the core technologies that are encountered in the Cisco CCIE Voice Lab Exam. These technologies include:

Telephony and dial plan design skills
Cisco Unified Communications Manager and Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express configuration and troubleshooting skills
Cisco gateway and gatekeeper configuration and troubleshooting skills
QoS configuration and troubleshooting skills
Cisco Unified Contact Center Express, Cisco Unified Presence, and Cisco Unity Connection configuration and troubleshooting skills

Course Objectives

Upon completing the CIEV-2 course, students should be able to meet these objectives:

Perform hands-on, expert-level multitopic labs that are 8 hours long
Have end-to-end expert-level strategies developed for the CCIE Voice Lab Exam
Perform expert-level task analysis and configuration for the full range of Cisco Unified Communications topics that might be encountered in an actual production network

Course Content

Cisco 360 CCIE Voice Advanced Workshop 2 (CIEV-2 v1.0) teaches students how to use an expert-level problem-solving process, including options analysis, to support complex Cisco Unified Communications technologies and topologies. The course also allows students to refine their end-to-end test-taking strategies and methods by applying these strategies and methods to five labs on five consecutive days. This approach helps to refine both time- and stress-management techniques. CIEV-2 includes four 8-hour Performance Assessment Labs. Hands-on lab exercises comprise about 80 percent of the course, and instructor-led lectures comprise about 20 percent.

Course time begins at 8:30 a.m. (0830) daily and continues into the late afternoon or evening. Course time that extends late into the day is primarily dedicated to hands-on lab assignments. Students may have the option to perform these assignments inside or outside of the classroom. On the last day of class, the course ends between 4:30 and 5:00 p.m. (1630 and 1700).

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10/09/2012 - 14/09/2012	Singapore	Singapore

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