CIM Voice Internetworking: Basic Voice over IP helps you master the protocols necessary to deploy and manage integrated voice and data networks and is an excellent preparation tool for the Cisco Certified Network Professionals (CCNP) Voice Access Specialization and Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) exam.- Configure and troubleshoot basic analog voice over IP signals on virtual internetworking devices
- Reinforce analog E&M signaling configuration methodologies through simulated lab exercises
- Master digital voice over IP troubleshooting techniques developed by Cisco Technical Assistance Center engineers
- Understand terminology and concepts of telephony, VoIP, analog and digital signaling, and IVR
- Gain instant access to Cisco IOS commands, hyperlinked references, hints and solutions, technical tips, network topologies, and pop quizzes
- Solid preparation for the CCNP Voice Access Specialization and CCIE exam with the most robust network simulation product
Two Interactive Tutorials Plus Configuration and Challenge Labs- The Cisco IOS CLI: Understand and use the Cisco IOS software CLI to change command modes, use the help system, configure basic settings, save and reload configurations, use show commands to evaluate status, recover lost passwords, update software images, and explore management, troubleshooting, and monitoring capabilities
- Introduction to TCP/IP and RIP: Learn IP addressing, path determination, and routing tables, calculate subnet masks, and configure and troubleshoot RIP on a Cisco 4500 router
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With CIM Voice Internetworking: Basic Voice over IP, you can master the telephony and voice internetworking knowledge you need to enhance the versatility and value of your communications infrastructure. Offering self-paced instruction and practice, this robust learning tool gives you a quick and cost-effective way to acquire Cisco knowledge and expertise. From an overview of traditional telephony and voice transmission concepts to the fundamentals of routing voice and fax packets over a data network, you will learn how to configure typical software features of a VoIP network and perform operational application tasks with interactive voice response (IVR). Mastering techniques developed by Cisco Technical Assistance Center engineers, you will practice configuring and troubleshooting both analog and digital voice calls over IP networks. Interactive Simulation Environment
CIM Voice Internetworking: Basic Voice over IP places you in a simulated network environment without any network connections. You work with virtual Cisco 3640 routers and AS5300 access servers, developing your networking skills without the costly investment in actual network hardware. On screen within each tutorial is a Telnet session and an interactive network topology that uses animation and sound to simulate the process of placing voice and fax calls over IP, allowing you to test a VoIP network. Self-Paced Anytime, Anywhere Learning
You control the pace of learning. You can go through the tutorials or Challenge and Configuration Labs in any order, depending on what you want to learn or practice next. Optional audio and video guides supplement the instructions on screen, and hyperlinks connect you to a glossary and context-sensitive Cisco IOS® software command references. Technical tips reinforce your growing knowledge, quizzes allow you to assess your progress, and network topology diagrams illustrate application of your configuration and troubleshooting methodologies. This robust combination of technology tutorials, simulated lab exercises, interactive network topologies, audio and video guides, hyperlinked references, and quizzes results in a superior learning product and provides you with what matters most--hands-on networking experience. This product is in the Cisco Interactive Mentor technology tutorial series offered by Cisco Press. Cisco Interactive Mentor products provide networking technology expertise and network device simulation for self-paced, hands-on, interactive learning. System Requirements - Windows 95®, Windows 98®, or Windows NT®-compatible computer with Pentium® processor, CD-ROM player and sound capability
- Netscape® Communicator 4.0.4 or later, or Microsoft® Internet ExplorerTM 4.0 or later
- JavaTM and JavaScript-enabled browser
- Minimum 800x600 screen resolution
- Sufficient memory and hard disk space for Web browser and RealPlayerTM
- RealPlayer 5.0 or later
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