VoIP school training courses in Baltimore, MD (public, in-house or online)

You Will Learn How To

Obtain the maximum benefit from Voice over IP (VoIP) and voice/video/data integration
Identify the costs, benefits and challenges of VoIP in multivendor networks
Interpret H.323, SIP and other industry standards for VoIP
Configure Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) IP phones, software phones and SIP IP PBX
Engineer high Quality-of-Service VoIP networks
Design networks to carry mixed voice, video and data traffic

Course Benefits

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This course presents an overview of Voice over IP for the enterprise. The course includes market drivers, network architectures, services, standards as well as challenges such as security, quality of service, reliability, and availability.

Course Outline
VOP206: Voice over IP for the Enterprise
Market Drivers for VoIP
Network Architectures
Standards and Services
VoIP Challenges

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has moved from being a leading edge technology to a widely deployed service. Today, there are many options for obtaining VoIP in almost any home as a standard residential service - from cable companies, traditional telephone companies, independent VoIP providers and others. This eTopic explains the basic functions of how VoIP works for a home user, without getting into detailed protocol definitions . It also discusses the challenges that currently face VoIP Se...

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As VoIP becomes more broadly deployed and accepted, obstacles and challenges are becoming more prevalent. Regulatory agencies are requiring VoIP service providers to conform to certain requirements that, until recently, only applied to traditional carriers. This includes support of Enhanced 911 emergency service and the ability for law enforcement agencies to intercept voice calls on IP networks in accordance with the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA). At the same time, u...

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Voice over IP (VoIP) is growing rapidly in both enterprise and public networks. Drivers for this growth include lower cost, and the ability to offer new services. SIP is at the heart of many VoIP deployments and is especially important for the support of services such as presence or web-related features. This course explains SIP’s fundamental capabilities and why SIP has become a dominant network control protocol.