I passed the IIUC yesterday, so now I'm a CCNA Voice. It's kind of belittling to get a CCNA-level certification at this point in my career, but I didn't want to be completely left behind, so I figured I should move into some voice stuff before I'm left in the dust. The exam was...
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IIUC Notes – Inbound Dial Peer Matching
More IIUC notes. As always, feel free to correct as needed.
IIUC Notes – Wildcards for Destination Patterns
As always, feel free to correct anything that needs correcting or add anything that needs adding. There is a lot more to the full definition of wildcards, but these are the basics. Note to *nix guys: This isn't regex as you understand it. Yes, the use of curly braces would be nice, but we...
CME Exercise #1
This is my first attempt at a simple CME exercise.
IIUC Notes – Voice Ports and Dial Peers
My IIUC study notes on voice ports and dial peers.
IIUC Notes – More Phone Features
Today we discuss paging, after-hours call blocking, call accounting, and music on hold.
IIUC Notes – Phone Features
There sure are a lot of phone features in CME. Here are a few of them.
IIUC Notes – Getting Phones on the LAN
Today we cover some things we have to do to get the phones up and running on the LAN.
IIUC Notes – Assigning Ephone-dns to Ephone Buttons
These are some of my notes on my IIUC studies. Since I am a novice as voice stuff, please let me know what I get wrong. An ephone is a representation of a phone. It's basically a structure of features that a phone will have. Configuration in CME: R1(config)#ephone 34 <– This is just...
IIUC Notes – Powering Cisco Phones
Here are my rambling notes on how to power Cisco IP phones.
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