Tel: UK 0845 757 3888 | Ireland: 01 284 6796
Voice Over Internet Protocol And Convergence
Course type Performance (What does this mean?)
| Course title | Voice Over Internet Protocol And Convergence |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £1050 exc. VAT |
| Days/Duration | 2 |
| Code | QAVOIP |
Secure online payment
- view dates / book course
- course description
- blogs
Course dates
| Location | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | view later dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | view earlier dates |
London
King William Street, EC4 |- |- |2 |- 
Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates King William Street, EC4 |- |- |- |- King William Street, EC4location information and directions
02 Jul 5 or more places available £1,050 exc VAT Voice Over Internet Protocol And Convergence training in King William Street, EC4
North
Leeds, City Centre |- |- |19 |- Location Sep Oct Nov Dec view earlier dates Leeds, City Centre |- |- |- |- Leeds, City Centrelocation information and directions
19 Jul 5 or more places available £1,050 exc VAT Voice Over Internet Protocol And Convergence training in Leeds, City Centre
Overview
This is an overview of the Voice over Internet Protocol and the move toward data and voice convergence. It includes the protocols used in VoIP including the signalling and bearer systems. It is an instructor led course with practical exercises.
Prerequisites
This is a foundation level course, ideal for anybody with an interest in Convergence; as such no special prerequisites are necessary other than the desire to learn! The course supports both the Intro to Data, and Tele Communications courses.
Delegates will learn how to
- Gain an understanding of the development of Tele communications
- Gain an understanding of the development of Data communications
- Learn about Packet Switched Networks
Course Outline
Chapter 1 – Introduction to VoIP
- Voice networks
- Data Networks
- Voice and Data convergence
- Hybrid networks
- Voice over IP
- VoIP implementations
Chapter 2 – Telephony Overview
- Analogue bandwidth
- Codecs
- Pulse Code Modulation
- Telephone numbering
- Delay & Echo
- Circuit Switched Networks
- Time Division Multiplexing
- Digital signalling
Chapter 3 – Packet Switching Overview
- Local Area Networks
- Ethernet
- Internet Protocol
- IP routing
- TCP
- TCP connections
- UDP
- Port numbering
- DHCP
- DNS
Chapter 4 – VoIP Overview
- Standards & protocols
- Speech coding & compression
- Network loading
Chapter 5 – Voice Quality and QoS Issues
- Delay & jitter
- Packet loss
- Echo cancellation
- Packet size
- IEEE 802.p/q
Chapter 6 – RTP / RTCP
- The RTP header
- RTCP packet types
- SDES
- RTSP
- Mixers and Translators
Chapter 7 – H.323
- H.323 versions & features
- The H.323 protocol stack
- H.323 Architecture
- Directory services
- H.323 conferencing
- Registration, Administration, Status
- H.323 Call establishment
Chapter 8 – Session Initiation Protocol
- The SIP protocol stack
- SIP Architecture
- SIP Addressing
- SIP Messages
- SIP Call establishment
- Session Description Protocol
- Comparison between SIP and H.323
Chapter 9 – VoIP Equipment
- The IPPBX
- VoIP Softwsitches
- The VoIP Telephone
- VoIP Applications
- Skype & MSN
- Microsoft Live Communicator
- Computer based softphones
Chapter 10 – Media Gateway Control Protocol
- Protocol stack
- Gateways
- MGCP Model
- Call establishment
- Interworking MGCP and SIP
Chapter 11 – H.248/MEGACO
- Protocol stack
- Gateways
- H.248/MEGACO Model
- Call establishment
- Interworking MEGACO and SIP
Chapter 12 – Network Access & Security
- Authentication
- Call set-up security
- Stateful Firewalls
- NAT
- Issues with Firewalls & NAT
- VoIP Firewall & NAT issues
- STUN & ICE
- Proxy Servers
- Securing voice on the LAN
- VLANs & VPN’s
- IPSec with VoIP
Chapter 13 – Designing VoIP Networks
- Issues
- Key points
- Wireless and VoIP
Related blogs
Did you have a satisfactory course?
Posted by Phil Stirpe on 25 May 2012
I have written and delivered training courses for many years and in all that time there has always been some form of evaluation at the end of the course. Although there are several questions on the current QA evaluation form, the most important is Overall Satisfaction.
vSphere 5 CLI reference poster
Posted by Bryan O'Connor on 24 May 2012
The vCAP-DCA 5 is coming, and having a look at the blue print, there will be command line and as such the reference poster will be a good resource for revision
Connection Options for the vMA (VMware Management Assistant)
Posted by Bryan O'Connor on 23 May 2012
This article covers the various conn-options for the vMA
Let’s have a Fling
Posted by Bryan O'Connor on 22 May 2012
Not the type you thought, but an offering from VMware
Windows 7 Native Boot Adding the VHD to Bare Metal
Posted by Andrew Mallett on 21 May 2012
I have written before on the native boot feature of Windows 7 where it can boot to a VHD, Virtual Hard Drive. In this blog though we look at adding in a VHD to a completely clean disk with no OS ....
