Cisco Certified Architect (CCAr) Certification Prep

Cisco Certified Architect (CCAr) Certification Prep

CCAr is the highest level of accreditation achievable within the Cisco certification program. The Cisco Certified Architect (CCAr) certification is for senior network infrastructure architects who produce technical specifications for the network to support business objectives. The curriculum focuses on understanding the business strategy and translating it into technical infrastructure requirements.

The following topics are general guidelines for the content likely to be included on the exam. However, other related topics may also appear on any specific delivery of the exam. To better reflect the contents of the exam and for clarity purposes, the guidelines below may change at any time without notice

SCHEDULE DATES - 40 Hour Program

Cisco Certified Architect (CCAr) Training Courses

Signaling and Media Protocols

CME/SRST Gateway Technologies

Cisco Unified Border Element

Call Control and Dial Planning

Cisco Unified CM Call Control Features

Mobility

Cisco Certified Architect (CCAr) Certification Training Classes

Gather, clarify, and analyze business requirements

i.Recognize critical requirements (stated and implied) ii.Recognize noncritical requirements (stated and implied) iii.Identify and gather missing information iv.Identify and clarify ambiguous information v.Identify and resolve conflicting information and requirements vi.Demonstrate knowledge of the business vii.Decompose requirements and problems into component parts viii.Recognize and/or clarify CAPEX parameters (e.g., equipment costs, capital software costs, capital facility expenditures) ix.Recognize and/or clarify OPEX parameters (e.g., software tooling changes, leases, retraining, staffing, support contracts, utilities, licensing and hosting) x.Recognize, challenge, and resolve unrealistic requirements (e.g., common-case vs. worst-case scenario)

b. Gather, clarify, and analyze technical requirements

i.Recognize critical requirements (stated and implied) ii.Recognize noncritical requirements (stated and implied) iii.Identify and gather missing information iv.Identify and clarify ambiguous information v.Identify and resolve conflicting information and requirements vi.Leverage existing network documentation to gain understanding of the current network and how it supports the business vii.Decompose requirements and problems into component parts viii.Recognize, challenge, and resolve unrealistic requirements (e.g., common-case vs. worst-case scenario)

c. Align business and technical goals and direction

d. Perform cursory rough estimations for new or changing requirements and/or informal what-ifs and requests

Configure Cisco Unified CME dial plans

Implement toll fraud prevention

Configure these advanced Cisco Unified CME features

1. Hunt groups
2. Call park
3. Paging

Configure SIP SRST gateway

Configure these Cisco Unified Border Element dial plan elements

1. DTMF
2. Voice translation rules and profiles
3. Codec preference list
4. Dial peers
5. Header and SDP manipulation with SIP profiles
6. Signaling and media bindings

Troubleshoot these Cisco Unified Border Element dial plan elements

1. DTMF
2. Voice translation rules and profiles
3. Codec preference list
4. Dial peers
5. Header and SDP manipulation with SIP profiles
6. Signaling and media bindings

Configure these globalized call routing elements in Cisco Unified Communications Manager

1. Translation patterns
2. Route patterns
3. SIP route patterns
4. Transformation patterns
5. Standard local route group
6. TEHO
7. SIP trunking

Troubleshoot these globalized call routing elements in Cisco Unified Communications Manager

1. Translation patterns
2. Route patterns
3. SIP route patterns
4. Transformation patterns
5. Standard local route group
6. TEHO
7. SIP trunking

Troubleshoot Call Admission Control (exclude RSVP)

Configure ILS, URI synchronization, and GDPR

Configure hunt groups

Configure call queuing

Configure time of day routing

Configure supplementary functions

1. Call park
2. Meet-me
3. Call pick-up

Configure Cisco Unified Communications Manager Mobility

1. Unified Mobility
2. Extension Mobility
3. Device Mobility

Troubleshoot Cisco Unified Communications Manager Mobility

1. Unified Mobility
2. Extension Mobility
3. Device Mobility

Cisco Certified Architect (CCAr) Program

• This course is designed for individuals who have computer user skills and who are interested in obtaining a job as a Cisco Certified Architect
• HS Diploma/GED

Cisco Certified Architect (CCAr)

Income Expectation

$165,322/yr

The average salary for a Cisco Certified Architect is $165,322 in New York City. Salary estimates are provided by CISCO.

Upon completion of this course, and the certifying exam(s), the student will be qualified to take a job as a

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