Course Name:
VoIP Fundamentals
Course Length: 2 days
Course Location: Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Course Dates: September 1-2, 2009
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Description: Voice
over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is currently the topic of choice in the
telecommunication networks. VoIP Fundamentals will give you the
knowledge necessary to more effectively understand the evolving telecommunications
network. The course starts with an
overview of basic terms and concepts of both the circuit-switched and
packet-based networks. From there, it
covers the architectures and protocols required to successfully implement VoIP.
Course Outline:
·
Overview
and Architecture
ü
The PSTN
circuit-switched network
ü
Packet and Data
Networks
ü
Internets and the
Internet
ü
Signaling
networks and databases
ü
What is Voice
over IP?
ü
VoIP equipment
and topologies
ü Telephone numbers and IP addresses
·
How Voice
is Transported over IP
ü
IP basics
ü
Standards
ü
Internet Protocol
(IP)
ü
Transmission
Control Protocol (TCP)
ü
User Datagram
Protocol (UDP)
ü
Real-Time
Transport Protocol (RTP)
ü
RTP Control
Protocol (RTCP)
ü
Media Gateway
Control Protocol (MGCP)
ü
MGCP commands
ü
MEGACO
ü
Softswitch
Architecture
·
VoIP
Using H.323
ü
H.323 Network
elements
§
Terminals,
Gatekeepers, Gateways, MCUs
ü
H.323 protocol
suite
ü
Call set-up
signaling
§
RAS
§
H.225
§
H.245
ü
Sample call
scenarios
·
VoIP
Using Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
ü
SIP network elements
ü
Advantages of SIP
ü
SIP message
structure
ü
SIP messaging
ü
SIP addressing
ü
Session
Description Protocol (SDP)
ü
SDP format
ü
SIP and SDP
·
PSTN
Interworking
ü
CCS Architecture
ü
SS7 Protocol
ü
SIP and SS7
Exercises are provided
throughout the course, re-enforcing a practical understanding of the
material.
Telecom Training Associates
will provide each student with a high-quality workbook and all of the necessary
supplies.
What You Will
Learn: You will
learn the concepts of how voice, along with data and video can be transported
using a common protocol – Internet Protocol (IP). Emphasis is placed on architectures and
protocols needed in a VoIP network. We
will also see how interconnection between today’s signaling protocols and the
protocols used in VoIP is accomplished.
Who Will Benefit
From This Course: As
networks migrate toward VoIP, this course will be valuable for those
individuals responsible for planning, designing, marketing, managing or
supporting almost any area of telecommunications.
Course Prerequisites: A basic knowledge of telephony,
IP and signaling would be helpful, but not essential.
Instructors: All of our instructors have
years of experience developing and teaching technical courses at Telcordia
Technologies (Bellcore) Learning Services in Lisle, IL. They are all CompTIA CTT+ Certified
Professionals and SS7 certified.