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To Provide Top Quality Enhanced Telephony Products to the North American Marketplace catering to small and medium sized service providers. |
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BUILDING VOICE OVER IP APPLICATIONS: Detailed Course Description
This is not a Voice over IP overview, but a technical track on deploying Voice over IP in the real world.
Voice over IP, the integration of Voice and Data, is rapidly becoming an important part of day to day operations in telecommunication networks. The traditional personnel that build telecom networks and infrastructures are not network people such as the personnel that build data networks are not voice people. The purpose of this workshop is to provide the knowledge base to overcome typical problems encountered building voice over IP networks, permit the personnel to build quality networks without drops and dead air and enable their respective companies to confidently deploy Voice over IP networks.
Work Shop Agenda Highlights:
- An intro to TCP/IP & UDP networks, (Course Primer - Opitonal)
- An intro to TDM switching (Course Primer - Optional)
- What is Voice over IP
- VoIP Services
- Regulatory issues
- VoIP and 911 – Canada and USA
- Routers/Firewalls and their effects on Voice over IP
- Stun Servers
- Session Border Controllers
- Network Considerations
- Security
- Options, ie. Routers, Firewalls, DHCP, Static, Nat Transversal, etc.
- Building a Voice over IP Application
- A hands on Voice over IP deployment
- Tracing the call through the network
- Using ethereal to trouble shoot VoIP Problems
- Using SoftPhones in Voice over IP networks
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This course (workshop) is designed to provide the knowledge base to build and maintain Voice over IP networks for technical personnel, managers, engineering staff and support staff. At the completion of the course, the student will be able to trace a call through the network from PSTN or IP phone to PSTN or IP Phone. The student will gain the knowledge
to deal with a variety of routers and firewalls they will encounter on a day to day basis in the VoIP World and allow them to proficiently build VoIP applications.
For those with limited TCP/IP or Telecom knowledge, there is a ½ day primer session immediately preceding the course to bring the student up to date with the required knowledge in these areas.
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