Cisco Collaboration Core: 350-801 Exam Prep from Pluralsight

The Cisco Collaboration Core 350-801 exam requires knowledge of collaboration technologies including protocols, gateways, endpoints, QoS, and Jabber. This course will review the topics you are likely to encounter in the exam.

The Implementing Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies 350-801 exam tests a candidate's knowledge of implementing core Collaboration technologies including protocols, gateways, endpoints, QoS, and Jabber. This course, which should be viewed after completing the five Collaboration core courses, each one focused on these specific technology areas, will help to prepare you for this exam.

Passing the 350-801 exam is going to be very challenging for all candidates, regardless of experience. This course is meant to be a brief review of topics you may encounter in the exam. This course should be used along with your other study guides and resources as a tool to help you prepare as much as possible for the wide variety of technology that you will have to be familiar with to successfully pass the 350-801 exam.

In this course, Cisco Collaboration Core: 350-801 Exam Prep, you are going to review items from each of the Collaboration core courses that we have created. First, you will explore IP call signaling, deploying endpoints, with and without templates. Next, you will learn about Device Pools, IP phone registration, and call routing. You will also review media resources and voice gateways. Finally, you will discover collaboration applications, Jabber, and QoS parameters that will assist you with both real work and exam scenarios.

When you are finished with our Cisco Collaboration Core courses, you will be prepared to take the Cisco Collaboration Core 350-801 exam.

What's inside

Syllabus

Course Overview

Examining Infrastructure and Design Topics

Examining Device Pool, Call Routing, and MGCP Topics

Examining Cisco IOS Gateway and Media Resources Topics

Examining Call Control Topics

Examining QoS and Collaboration Applications Topics

Examining Cisco Webex Cloud Topics

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Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Provides a review of core collaboration topics for candidates preparing for the Cisco Collaboration Core 350-801 exam

Taught by Sean Douglas, a recognized instructor in the field of Cisco collaboration technologies

Explores industry-standard protocols, gateways, endpoints, QoS, and Jabber

Covers IP call signaling, device deployment, call routing, and media resources

Examines collaboration applications, Jabber, and QoS parameters for practical use

This course serves as a comprehensive review for the 350-801 exam, covering a wide range of topics that candidates need to be familiar with

Career center

Learners who complete Cisco Collaboration Core: 350-801 Exam Prep will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Unified Communications Engineer

A Unified Communications Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains unified communications systems, which integrate voice, video, data, and mobile communications. This course is highly relevant to the Unified Communications Engineer as it covers the core technologies and concepts used in unified communications solutions including endpoints, protocols, gateways, and QoS.

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Voice Engineer

A Voice Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains voice over IP (VoIP) networks. This course is highly relevant to the Voice Engineer as it covers the core technologies and concepts used in VoIP networks including endpoints, protocols, gateways, and QoS.

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Collaboration Engineer

A Collaboration Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains collaboration technologies including audio, video, and data conferencing, IP telephony, and unified messaging. This course is highly relevant to the Collaboration Engineer as it focuses on the core technologies and concepts used in collaboration solutions including endpoints, protocols, gateways, and QoS.

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Telecommunications Engineer

A Telecommunications Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains telecommunications networks. This course is highly relevant to the Telecommunications Engineer as it covers the core technologies and concepts used in telecommunications networks including endpoints, protocols, gateways, and QoS.

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IT Manager

An IT Manager ensures the smooth and efficient use of technology and information systems within an organization. The course will help the IT Manager succeed by providing knowledge of collaboration technologies, protocols, endpoints, and QoS, which is necessary for managing the collaboration and unified communications components of their organization's IT infrastructure.

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Network Administrator

A Network Administrator designs, installs, and maintains computer networks. With the proliferation of collaboration and audio/video conferencing, network requirements and demands are constantly changing. This course will help build the foundation for a Network Administrator to be able to design and operate end-to-end connectivity that meets the demands of their organization's collaboration environment.

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Network Architect

A Network Architect designs and implements computer networks. This course may be useful to the Network Architect as it provides knowledge of collaboration technologies and protocols, which can be helpful for designing networks that support collaboration applications.

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Systems Engineer

A Systems Engineer designs, deploys, and maintains computer systems. This course may be useful to the Systems Engineer as it provides knowledge of collaboration technologies, protocols, endpoints, and QoS, which can be helpful for designing and maintaining collaboration systems.

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IT Consultant

An IT Consultant provides advice and guidance to organizations on the use of technology. This course may be useful to the IT Consultant as it provides knowledge of collaboration technologies and concepts, which can be helpful for advising clients on the implementation and use of collaboration solutions.

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Business Analyst

A Business Analyst analyzes business needs and develops solutions to meet those needs. This course may be useful to the Business Analyst as it provides knowledge of collaboration technologies and concepts, which can be helpful for understanding the business needs for collaboration solutions.

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Project Manager

A Project Manager plans, executes, and closes projects. This course may be useful to the Project Manager as it provides knowledge of collaboration technologies and concepts, which can be helpful for managing projects that involve the implementation or use of collaboration solutions.

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Trainer

A Trainer designs and delivers training programs. This course may be useful to the Trainer as it provides knowledge of collaboration technologies and concepts, which can be helpful for developing and delivering training on collaboration solutions.

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Technical Writer

A Technical Writer creates documentation for technical products and services. This course may be useful to the Technical Writer as it provides knowledge of collaboration technologies and concepts, which can be helpful for writing documentation for collaboration solutions.

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Software Engineer

A Software Engineer designs, develops, and maintains software applications. This course may be useful to the Software Engineer as it provides knowledge of collaboration technologies and concepts, which can be helpful for developing software applications that integrate with collaboration solutions.

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Information Security Analyst

An Information Security Analyst protects an organization's information assets from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. This course may be useful to the Information Security Analyst as it provides knowledge of collaboration technologies and concepts, which can be helpful for understanding the security risks associated with collaboration solutions.

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