This comprehensive four-day, instructor-led, hands-on course is designed specifically for professionals in government communications, offering in-depth strategies for monitoring and resolving issues within the Webex Calling environment on Webex Calling for Government (GOV). The course begins with an introduction to the Webex Control Hub's monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities, equipping students with the skills to manage Webex Calling environments effectively. It covers critical areas essential for resolving issues and optimizing the performance of Webex services, including the use of Webex Sites Status, Alerts, Webhooks, and detailed Analytics for proactive system management.
Course Highlights:
Network Requirements for Webex Calling Gateways:
Understand essential network infrastructure and protocols for successful Webex Calling Gateway deployment in government settings.
Monitoring Webex Calling:
Utilize the Webex Control Hub for real-time monitoring of call quality, system performance, and alerts for proactive management.
Troubleshooting Webex Calling Components:
Learn to troubleshoot common issues, focusing on call routing, connectivity, and media quality, with tools and techniques for effective problem resolution.
PSTN Gateway CLI Troubleshooting:
Gain skills in diagnosing and resolving issues with Premise-Based PSTN Gateways using the Command Line Interface (CLI).
Advanced Troubleshooting Techniques:
Explore techniques like Quality of Service (QoS) configuration, bandwidth management, and traffic shaping to optimize network performance.
This course is ideally suited for professionals involved in the deployment and management of communication networks within government settings, specifically those who focus on Monitoring and Troubleshooting the Webex Calling solutions with Premise-Based Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) Gateways.
The ideal candidates include:
Network Engineers:
Professionals responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining network infrastructure, including voice and data communication systems
System Administrators:
Individuals who manage and configure network systems, ensuring reliable operation of telecommunication services
Telecommunications Specialists:
Experts who specialize in the deployment and maintenance of telecommunication systems, including VoIP and PSTN solutions
IT Professionals in Government Agencies:
Those working within government agencies who require secure and reliable communication systems that comply with specific governmental standards
Technical Support Staff:
Personnel providing technical support for Webex Calling and associated telecommunication systems
Cisco Certified Professionals:
Individuals holding Cisco certifications aiming to deepen their expertise in Cisco Unified Communication Manager and Cisco Unified Border Element configurations