Certified VOIP Engineer (SCVOIPE)

Course Content

SIP as the new IETF signaling protocol used to initiate, manage and terminate real-time interactive sessions between users on the Internet and IP based networks. It defines mechanisms for call routing, call signaling, capabilities exchange, media control and supplementary services. Understanding, Installing and managing a Snom 4S and SIP Phones based network.

Course Objectives

SIP Protocol

• Understand the architecture, components and functions of the SIP suite
• Appreciate SIP's strengths, reliability, performance, separation, extensibility, modularity and simplicity
• Understand the role SIP plays within the wider context of signaling, content and communications protocols
• Understand the differences between H323 and SIP.

Snom Systems and Phones

• Understand the background and market objectives of snom products
• Learn how to install and manage a snom 4S system, Snom phones and Snom IPPBX
• Learn how to trouble shoot simple problems associated with the snom 4s System.
• Learn basic interoperation between standards compliant SIP products

Who Should Attend

• Engineers and technical professionals from carriers, ISPs, system vendors and integrators or end-users developing or deploying real-time services over IP networks
• Technical professionals from carriers, ISPs, system vendors and integrators or end-users involved in development and design, deployment or support of real-time services over packet networks
• Technical planners, marketing and network managers, Corporate IT Managers.
• Pre- post sales engineers in vendor organizations Technical planners, developers and network managers in service providers and corporate
• Snom Employee, Resellers, Field Engineers From Channel Partners

Prerequisites

Delegates must have gained a fair understanding of TCP/IP such as that provided by snom Technologies TCP/IP Primer seminar