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 – 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...
The Start of Another Year
How did 2010 turn out? Not as well as I would have liked. Aaron ConawayI like to lean my head to the left, hit it with the palm of my right hand, and document what knowledge falls out.Website - More Posts Download article as PDF
Stubby Post – Changes to CCNA Voice, CCVP, and CCSP
Cisco changes every certification track I go down. This time they've changed others, too.
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...
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