It is often difficult to measure the performance and health of any network, especially large-scale enterprises. This course will teach you how to leverage Cisco DNA Center Assurance to accomplish exactly that.

The Cisco Collaboration Core 350-801 exam requires knowledge of collaboration technologies including protocols, gateways, endpoints, QoS, and Jabber. This course will review the topics you are likely to encounter in the exam.

Collaboration administrators need to configure calling privileges, perform digit manipulation, as well as prevent toll fraud. You will see how to deploy +E164 globalized dial plan and link CUCM to Unity Connection using SIP and SCCP.

Collaboration administrators need to configure their systems to communicate both traditional and IP telephony services. We are going to show you how to deploy P STN gateways, dial peers, trunks, session border controllers, and media resources.

Collaboration administrators are required to understand an enormous amount of technology: servers, protocols, codecs, SIP messaging, endpoints, and users. You will learn how to simplify, deploy, and troubleshoot these services and components.

Today’s complex collaboration deployments require efficiency and predictability. You are going to see how to configure policy via device pools, simplify endpoint deployment, build MGCP gateways, and implement path selection via call routing.

More than ever, people are working from home. Collaboration administrators need to provide secure remote access. You will learn how to set up Cisco IM and Presence to support Jabber, examine Expressway C and E servers, and configure QoS.

Collaboration is in very high demand. This course will teach you how to deploy Cisco CUCM conferencing media resources, configure the Cisco ISR router to manage endpoints and the dial plan, set up Unity voicemail, and run traces and reports.

Collaboration is in high demand. This course will teach you the skills to be a Cisco Collaboration administrator. You'll learn how to provide call coverage, create dial peers, configure a SIP CUBE, deploy Cisco Mobility, and enable endpoint features.

Collaboration is in high demand these days. This course is part of a series that will start at the beginning, no prior experience necessary, and teach you the skills and foundational knowledge needed to administer a Cisco Collaboration solution.

Collaboration is in high demand. This course will teach you the skills to be a Cisco Collaboration administrator by demonstrating how to deploy endpoints, create and maintain the dial plan, perform digit manipulation, and manage call permissions.

As data center demand and complexity grows, the challenges for efficient maintenance, management, and security increase. You will learn how to implement a variety of data center network infrastructure security measures and management procedures.