Communication Server 1000 Rls 4.5 Bootcamp

Course Overview

This 10 day accelerated instructor led course provides students with a thorough understanding of Communication Server 1000M/S/E Rls 4.5, addressing installation, configuration and maintenance procedures. This course is delivered in 4 sections:-

• Section 1 (Days 1-5): provide a thorough understanding of Communication Server 1000E from configuration to maintenance
• Section 2 (Days 6-8): provide a thorough understanding of Communication Server 1000S from configuration to maintenance
• Section 3 (Days 6-8): provide skills and techniques required to install, configure, maintain and administer a Communication Server 4.5 Half, Single, Multi-Group and Cabinet system (Communication Server 1000M).
• Section 4 (Days 9-10): combines classroom instruction and hands-on practice for installing, configuring and maintaining Media Gateway 1000B rel 4.5 (previously known as Succession Survivable Branch Office).

Audience

This course is aimed at installation, administration and maintenance personnel working on Nortel Communication Server Server 1000M/S/E Rls 4.5/

Skills Gained

• Describe the Communication Server 1000E/S/M system architecture
• Identify the components of the Communication Server 1000E/S/M
• Install the Call Server, Media Gateways and Signaling Server
• Configure the Communication Server 1000 to work across a LAN
• Configure the Communication Server 1000 using Element Manager
• Configure Media Cards, IP Phones and Core Features
• Describe IP Peer Networking & Virtual Trunking
• Configure IP Peer Networking using Element Manager
• Configure Geographic Redundancy and Campus Redundancy
• Perform basic troubleshooting techniques for systems & sites
• Configure Media Gateways for Survivability
• Maintain, backup and restore the system
• Configure the system to support Personal Directory, Redial list and Callers list features
• Configure the system to support Personal Call Assistant (PCA) and Virtual Office features
• Configure Adaptive Bandwidth Management, Bandwidth Zones and IP Sets
• Configure Web Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
• Configure Pseudo TTYs and manage logins
• Configure the Media Gateway 1000B & Alternative Call Routing
• Complete test calls between the Media Gateway & the main system

Prerequisites

Delegates are required to meet the following pre-requisites:

• 85616 Meridian 1 PBX Fundamentals Fast Track
• 85617 Meridian 1 Features and Networking Fast Track
• 25006B Meridian 1 PBX Large Switch Installation and Maintenance
• 0365C/W/F VoIP Technologies course OR eLearning

Eamionation

Recommended as preparation for exam(s):

• 920-141 Communications Server Rls 4.0
• 920-160 Communications Server Rls 4.0 for Technicians
• 920-325 Communications Server Rls 4.0 Installation and Maintenance

Course Outline

• System Overview
• Platform Components
• Call Server & Media Gateway Installation
• Call Server to MG 1000S Link, Survivability, ELAN & TTY Configuration
• System Software Configuration
• Signaling Server Installation
• Element Manager Configuration
• Terminals, Trunks and Cards
• Core Features
• IP Peer Networking
• Geographic Redundancy and
• Campus Redundancy
• Maintenance and Support
• IP Phone Set Features
• Media Card Installation
• System Maintenance
• Adaptive Bandwidth Management
• Web Secure Sockets Layer/Transportation Layer Security (SSL/TLS)
• ELAN Configuration
• Media Gateway 100B Overview
• Basic Configuration to support IP Telsets
• Traditional Branch Sets
• PSTN Access
• Network Bandwidth Management
• Alternative Call Routing

Follow On Courses

Delegates may wish to attend the delta course covering new features once Version 5 of the product is released - further information available from Spring 2007