Part 3 of this 4 part series taken from the CollabCert LMS
In this video we look at Meeting Spaces in CMS along with Inbound and Outbound call handling rules.
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Cisco Meeting Server (part 1 of 4)
For those of you who are in the Collab game- Cisco Meeting Server (CMS) is a popular topic for discussion. Enjoy!
CCIE Collab v3
A brief update, but the title says it all. The current blueprint (CCIE Collab v2) will become obsolete on Feb 23 2020. Version 3 comes into effect from Feb 24 2020.
Written Exam changes
As with all other CCIE Written exams, the CCIE Collab Written is no longer! To qualify for the Practical/Lab exam candidates will need to pass Implementing and Operating Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies (CLCOR 300-801) which is used as part of the CCNP Collab certification.
Lab exam changes
The v3.0 software/equipment list can be found here. In a nutshell the appliances have migrated from 12.0 to 12.5.
The exam topics have not changed too much and can be found here. We fully expect there to be more emphasis on automation and programmability throughout the journey.
The biggest change is the format of the exam. The current format of TS-DIAG-CONFIG has been replaced with a new format. There will be two modules.
Module 1 is the DESIGN module and is not hands-on. The candidate will have scenarios much like the diagnostic section in the current blueprint and will be expected to choose an answer (multi-choice) based on provided network designs, traces and other documentation. This module lasts 3 hours.
Module 2 is more in line with the current configuration section. There are a set of tasks that need to be completed with hands-on access to devices. This module lasts 5 hours.
As we get nearer to the time we will provide more updates of our plans and roadmap. For now our advice is if you have started preparation, try and complete CCIE Collabv2 this year (2019) before the changes. Obviously we will be creating preparation materials for CCIE Collab v3 but this will take a little time. The topics are not drastically different but nonetheless we will need to go back to the drawing board and have a new plan of attack.
ILS/GDPR Bug in Lab Exam
Folks sitting the CCIE Collabv2 Lab exam should be aware of this potential bug in UCM 12.0. Enjoy watching.
Webinar Recording: Diagnostic and Troubleshooting ticket examples
In case you missed our webinar please find the recording below. We talk about 2 example Diagnostic tickets, 1 Troubleshooting ticket and at the end we wrap up with some Q&A.
Vik Malhi, CCIE#13890
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Webinar to get you started on CCIE Collab version 2
As mentioned in the previous blog post, the team at CollabCert will be hosting a webinar to discuss CollabCert and CCIE Collab v2. This event will take place on Thursday October 25 2018 at Noon San Jose time (PDT / UTC-7h). If you cannot make it then do not worry we will be posting the event on this blog within a few days.
To register for the webinar please click here to sign up.
Look forward to seeing you all.
Vik
CCIE Collab- Test Day experience
If you are sitting the CCIE Collab v1 lab for the first time, take a look at this video to familiarize yourself with the live testing environment.
CCIE Numbers nearing 58xxx
As the slightly annoying cyber November draws to a close we would like to offer our congratulations to our recent passing students who are proud owners of a brand new CCIE Number. Our recent bootcamps students did really well and this reflects in the number of folks in the late 57xxx CCIE Number range. We are hoping for great things for the 58xxx series of CCIE Numbers, fingers crossed! Don’t wait too long, the world is going to change in 2018 when it comes to CCIE Collaboration. Get your name on our list of successes by signing up for a class.
- Jonathan Unger – CCIE #57829 (Collaboration)
- Joel Murphy – CCIE #57723 (Collaboration)
- Will Nelson – CCIE #57722 (Collaboration)
- Brad Hacker – CCIE #57659 (Collaboration)
- Dan Writz – CCIE #57612 (Collaboration)
- Samuel Baxter- CCIE #57573 (Collaboration)
- Daniel Chaves – CCIE #57565 (Collaboration)
- Davide Marazza – CCIE# #57550 (Collaboration)
- Ivan Alexander Alves – CCIE #57485 (Collaboration)
Thanks to Joel for the following:
My CCIE journey truly began five years ago when I joined my current employer. I was incentivized to pass the CCIE Voice written. Continue reading CCIE Numbers nearing 58xxx
CCIE Collab- Fall 2017 Passes
It’s been a great few weeks for our CCIE Collab students sitting the Lab. Here are some of our passing students from recent classes. Huge congrats!
Please see our latest testimonials here.
- Daniel Chaves- CCIE #57565 (Collaboration)
- Ivan Alexander Alves- CCIE #57485 (Collaboration)
- Davide Marazza CCIE# #57550 (Collaboration)
- Aaron Dailey – CCIE #56797 (Collaboration)
Thanks to Aaron for the following testimonial:
As you can read from the many testimonials, Vik is the real deal. Continue reading CCIE Collab- Fall 2017 Passes
Top 10 IOS Troubleshooting Commands for the CCIE Collaboration Lab
#1 show call active voice compact
Use case: We have an active call through the CUBE and we want to see the codec that is being used along with the media ip addresses and RTP port numbers.
R2# show call act voice comp A/O FAX T Codec type Peer Address IP R: Total call-legs: 2 307 ANS T13 ilbc VOIP P2001 192.102.64.50:24818 308 ORG T13 ilbc VOIP P3001 192.102.65.50:31562
#2 show call active video compact
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