In this wide open market of converging technologies, H.323, MGCP, SIP, and other protocols have been positioned as the standards that will be used in the voice networks of tomorrow. This course provides you with a method of dynamically obtaining information about the attributes and behavior for specific VolP and VoX protocols, as well as how they compete with each other in different market segments. You learn how to discuss attributes of the covered Voice over X protocols. The course offers understanding of the basic theories and principles that allow clear communications within the Voice over X market. In addition, this course addresses how viable H.323, MGCP, and SIP are as globally implemented signaling protocols.
Enrollment is limited.
Prerequisites A working knowledge of IP networks and telecommunications fundamentals. He has been Managing Consultant for clients such as Cisco Systems, Lucent Technologies, Intel Corporation, Continental Micronesia, and Redback Networks. He has been involved in the few deployments of Windows 2000 with Active Directory across wide area networks. He has also led teams to generate high-speed, multiservice switching and network management solutions. He has more than 10 years of professional and teaching experience in the telecommunications and advanced network service industries.