Franske ITC-2720 Assignment - Revision history

BenFranske at 18:33, 26 August 2015

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 * Lab 5-2 Advanced Manual Phone Configuration Using the CLI
 * Lab 5-3 Adding Directory Numbers, Phones, and Users with CCP
 * Lab 8-1 Exploring CUCM GUI
 ** Note: You will also need to complete the installation of CUCM (Appendix C-1) before doing this lab. CUCM installation is a bit picky. Follow the instructions closely. In particular you need to have the correct virtual hard drive size, correct amount of RAM, number of CPUs and need bridged networking setup. In order to make sure that your bridged network adapter connects to the correct adapter on your host system you should disable all network adapters on the system other than the main physical Ethernet adapter of the system. You will also need to make sure that you are correctly connected to your network with your switch, router, and NTP server running, etc. If you do not do this the install will fail.
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 * Lab 13-2 Configuring Unity Connection Templates and Manually Adding a User
 * Lab 13-3 Adding Users to Cisco Unity Connection from CUCM and Using BAT
 * Lab 16-1 Troubleshooting Process
 * Lab 17-1 Cisco Unity Connection Reports

BenFranske: /* Labs */

2014-09-18T01:39:00Z

Labs

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	* Lab 6-7 Quality of Service		* Lab 6-7 Quality of Service
	* Lab 7-1 Configuring the Phone Directory		* Lab 7-1 Configuring the Phone Directory
			** Note: See the lab note on the bottom of page 154. We do not switch the firmware on our phones back and forth between 7.1 and 8.6 for CME and CUCM. Because our phones are running version 8.6 the directory information will not show up on them when using CME. As long as the directory entries are showing up properly in your running configuration you can assume they would work on phones with the correct firmware.
	* Lab 7-2 Configuring Call Forwarding		* Lab 7-2 Configuring Call Forwarding
	* Lab 7-3 Configuring Call Detail Records and Accounting		* Lab 7-3 Configuring Call Detail Records and Accounting

BenFranske at 00:51, 18 September 2014

2014-09-18T00:51:14Z

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	* Lab 5-2 Advanced Manual Phone Configuration Using the CLI		* Lab 5-2 Advanced Manual Phone Configuration Using the CLI
	* Lab 5-3 Adding Directory Numbers, Phones, and Users with CCP		* Lab 5-3 Adding Directory Numbers, Phones, and Users with CCP
	* Lab 6-1 Analog Interfaces		* Lab 6-1 Analog Interfaces
			** Note: At the end of this lab you have configured the FXO port on your router to accept incoming calls and pass them through to one of your VoIP phones but there is no part of the lab with instructions for testing this. In order to test this you should connect another analog phone directly into another port on the Adtran unit and dial the number associated with the port your router is plugged into. This should complete a call from this analog phone though the FXO port on the router and to the VoIP phone you have configured as the PLAR number.
	* Lab 6-2 Digital Interfaces		* Lab 6-2 Digital Interfaces
	** Note: In this lab you will need to connect the router in your pod to another router (you can connect to the PSTN simulator) over a T1 connection. Get information from your instructor about what type of cable to use for this connection and where to plug it (it will depend on your pod number).		** Note: In this lab you will need to connect the router in your pod to another router (you can connect to the PSTN simulator) over a T1 connection. Get information from your instructor about what type of cable to use for this connection and where to plug it (it will depend on your pod number).

BenFranske: /* Homework */

2014-08-28T02:10:25Z

Homework

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	=Homework=		=Homework=
	Any homework assigned in the course will go here. This falls into the Labs/Homework category of your course grade.		Any homework assigned in the course will go here. This falls into the Labs/Homework category of your course grade. Remember, for homework assignments turn in the actual pages from your lab book or printouts from the curriculum and not a lab report. Homework assignment are individual, you and your lab partner need to both turn them in separately even if you work on them together.
	* You and your lab partner need to turn in ~~a written~~ chapter ~~summary assignment in~~ the ~~correct format~~ for ~~each chapter~~ (Up to 10 points each chapter)		* Participate in an online forum discussion (typically 3 quality posts or more) of each chapter on the NetSpace site. See [[Franske Forum Posting Format\|forum posting page]] for details. (up to 10 points each chapter based on quality)

	=Participation Activities=		=Participation Activities=

BenFranske: /* Labs */

2014-03-04T01:51:23Z

Labs

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	* Lab 7-3 Configuring Call Detail Records and Accounting		* Lab 7-3 Configuring Call Detail Records and Accounting
	* Lab 8-1 Exploring CUCM GUI		* Lab 8-1 Exploring CUCM GUI
	** Note: You will also need to complete the installation of CUCM (Appendix C-1) before doing this lab		** Note: You will also need to complete the installation of CUCM (Appendix C-1) before doing this lab. CUCM installation is a bit picky. Follow the instructions closely. In particular you need to have the correct virtual hard drive size, correct amount of RAM, number of CPUs and need bridged networking setup. In order to make sure that your bridged network adapter connects to the correct adapter on your host system you should disable all network adapters on the system other than the main physical Ethernet adapter of the system. You will also need to make sure that you are correctly connected to your network with your switch, router, and NTP server running, etc. If you do not do this the install will fail.
	** Note 2: You should continue using the extension numbers assigned in Appendix A for the labs in this class. Do not use the Appendix B extensions.		** Note 2: You should continue using the extension numbers assigned in Appendix A for the labs in this class. Do not use the Appendix B extensions.
	* Lab 9-2 CUCM Services		* Lab 9-2 CUCM Services

BenFranske: /* Labs */

2014-02-11T03:44:45Z

Labs

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	* Lab 6-5 Dial-Peers Configuration Using the CLI (this will be much easier if you have read through 6-4 and 6-5 but these are not required)		* Lab 6-5 Dial-Peers Configuration Using the CLI (this will be much easier if you have read through 6-4 and 6-5 but these are not required)
	** Note: You will be completing this lab using "Option 1" or "Option 2" depending on whether another student group in the room (with their own pod) is working on the same lab as you at the same time.		** Note: You will be completing this lab using "Option 1" or "Option 2" depending on whether another student group in the room (with their own pod) is working on the same lab as you at the same time.
			** Note: A common mistake in this lab is to enter both the 7 and 10 digit local calling dial peer into your router. Follow the instructions carefully you are supposed to pick just one of these to include.
	* Lab 6-6 Dial-Peers Configuration Using CCP		* Lab 6-6 Dial-Peers Configuration Using CCP
	** Note: You will be completing this lab using "Option 1" or "Option 2" depending on whether another student group in the room (with their own pod) is working on the same lab as you at the same time.		** Note: You will be completing this lab using "Option 1" or "Option 2" depending on whether another student group in the room (with their own pod) is working on the same lab as you at the same time.

BenFranske: /* Labs */

2014-02-11T02:01:52Z

Labs

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	* Lab 6-1 Analog Interfaces		* Lab 6-1 Analog Interfaces
	* Lab 6-2 Digital Interfaces		* Lab 6-2 Digital Interfaces
			** Note: In this lab you will need to connect the router in your pod to another router (you can connect to the PSTN simulator) over a T1 connection. Get information from your instructor about what type of cable to use for this connection and where to plug it (it will depend on your pod number).
	* Lab 6-5 Dial-Peers Configuration Using the CLI (this will be much easier if you have read through 6-4 and 6-5 but these are not required)		* Lab 6-5 Dial-Peers Configuration Using the CLI (this will be much easier if you have read through 6-4 and 6-5 but these are not required)
			** Note: You will be completing this lab using "Option 1" or "Option 2" depending on whether another student group in the room (with their own pod) is working on the same lab as you at the same time.
	* Lab 6-6 Dial-Peers Configuration Using CCP		* Lab 6-6 Dial-Peers Configuration Using CCP
			** Note: You will be completing this lab using "Option 1" or "Option 2" depending on whether another student group in the room (with their own pod) is working on the same lab as you at the same time.
	* Lab 6-7 Quality of Service		* Lab 6-7 Quality of Service
	* Lab 7-1 Configuring the Phone Directory		* Lab 7-1 Configuring the Phone Directory

BenFranske at 19:42, 3 February 2014

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	=Homework=		=Homework=
	Any homework assigned in the course will go here. This falls into the Labs/Homework category of your course grade.		Any homework assigned in the course will go here. This falls into the Labs/Homework category of your course grade.
	* You and your lab partner must submit eight multiple choice or matching questions (in the Moodle GIFT format) for each chapter. Information on the proper formatting of GIFT questions can be found on the [[Writing Moodle Questions]] page. Each set of questions will be worth 10 points.
	* You and your lab partner need to turn in a written chapter summary assignment in the correct format for each chapter (Up to 10 points each chapter)		* You and your lab partner need to turn in a written chapter summary assignment in the correct format for each chapter (Up to 10 points each chapter)

BenFranske: /* Labs */

2013-11-21T00:52:18Z

Labs

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	* Lab 3-1 Network Connectivity		* Lab 3-1 Network Connectivity
			** Note: You need to use the correct extension numbers and IP addresses for your assigned pod number, these can be found in Appendix A. You will use these IPs and extensions throughout the course.
	* Lab 3-2 Network Time Protocol		* Lab 3-2 Network Time Protocol
	* Lab 4-1 Exploring Command Line Interface (CLI) and Cisco Configuration Professional (CCP)		* Lab 4-1 Exploring Command Line Interface (CLI) and Cisco Configuration Professional (CCP)
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	* Lab 7-3 Configuring Call Detail Records and Accounting		* Lab 7-3 Configuring Call Detail Records and Accounting
	* Lab 8-1 Exploring CUCM GUI		* Lab 8-1 Exploring CUCM GUI
			** Note: You will also need to complete the installation of CUCM (Appendix C-1) before doing this lab
			** Note 2: You should continue using the extension numbers assigned in Appendix A for the labs in this class. Do not use the Appendix B extensions.
	* Lab 9-2 CUCM Services		* Lab 9-2 CUCM Services
	* Lab 9-3 Auto-Registration of Phones		* Lab 9-3 Auto-Registration of Phones
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	* Lab 10-1 Call Routing		* Lab 10-1 Call Routing
	* Lab 10-2 Class of Control		* Lab 10-2 Class of Control
	** Note: After completing this lab you may not be able to call into your pod using the 7 digit dialing. There may be a bug in the lab.		** Note: After completing this lab you may not be able to call into your pod using the 7 digit dialing. There may be a bug in the lab, please test and report your results to the instructor
	* Lab 10-3 Call ~~Admission Control and Automated Alternate~~ Routing		* Lab 10-3 Centralized CUCM-to-Branch Office Call Routing
	* Lab 10-4 Hunt Groups		* Lab 10-4 Hunt Groups
	* Lab 11-1 Extension Mobility		* Lab 11-1 Extension Mobility
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	* Lab 12-1 Mobile Connect		* Lab 12-1 Mobile Connect
	* Lab 12-2 Mobile Voice Access		* Lab 12-2 Mobile Voice Access
	* Lab 13-1 ~~Configuring Unity Connection System~~		* Lab 13-1 Integrating CUC with CUCM
	* Lab 13-2 Configuring Unity Connection User ~~Templates~~		** Note: You will also need to complete the installation of CUC (Appendix C-2) before doing this lab
	* Lab 13-3 ~~Configuring Unity Connection~~ Users		* Lab 13-2 Configuring Unity Connection Templates and Manually Adding a User
	* Lab 13-4 Managing the Unity Connection ~~System~~		* Lab 13-3 Adding Users to Cisco Unity Connection from CUCM and Using BAT
	* Lab 15-1 Troubleshooting Process		* Lab 15-1 Troubleshooting Process
	* Lab 15-2 Troubleshooting ~~CME~~ Configuration		* Lab 15-2 Troubleshooting CUCME Configuration
	* Lab 16-1 Troubleshooting Process		* Lab 16-1 Troubleshooting Process
	* Lab 16-2 Troubleshooting Phone Registration
	* Lab 16-3 CUCM Reports
	* Lab 16-4 Configuring CUCM Backups
	* Lab 17-1 Cisco Unity Connection Reports		* Lab 17-1 Cisco Unity Connection Reports

BenFranske: /* Labs */

2013-10-17T02:31:48Z

Labs

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	* Lab 10-1 Call Routing		* Lab 10-1 Call Routing
	* Lab 10-2 Class of Control		* Lab 10-2 Class of Control
			** Note: After completing this lab you may not be able to call into your pod using the 7 digit dialing. There may be a bug in the lab.
	* Lab 10-3 Call Admission Control and Automated Alternate Routing		* Lab 10-3 Call Admission Control and Automated Alternate Routing
	* Lab 10-4 Hunt Groups		* Lab 10-4 Hunt Groups