Microsoft 70-337: MCSE Communication - Lync Server
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58 Videos
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18.21 Hours
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58 Videos
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18.21 Hours
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Course Syllabus
Module 1: Understanding Voice Architecture
- Course Introduction
- Introduction To Architecture And Server Roles – Part 1
- Introduction To Architecture And Server Roles – Part 2
- Introduction To Architecture And Server Roles – Part 3
- Introduction To Architecture And Server Roles – Part 4
- Introduction To Architecture And Server Roles – Part 5
Module 2: Configuring Key Enterprise Voice Functionality
- Introduction To Lync Voice Routing
- Configure Enterprise Voice – Part 1
- Configure Enterprise Voice – Part 2
- Configure Enterprise Voice – Part 3
- Define Voice Policies – Part 1
- Define Voice Policies – Part 2
Module 3: Designing Exchange Server 2013 Unified Messaging Intergration with Lync Server 2013
- Introduction To Exchange 2013 Unified Messaging – Part 1
- Introduction To Exchange 2013 Unified Messaging – Part 2
- Configure Exchange UM To Work With Lync 2013 – Part 1
- Configure Exchange UM To Work With Lync 2013 – Part 2
- Configure Exchange UM To Work With Lync 2013 – Part 3
- Configure Exchange UM To Work With Lync 2013 – Part 4
- Configuring Exchange And Lync Feature Integration – Part 1
- Configuring Exchange And Lync Feature Integration – Part 2
- Configuring Exchange And Lync Feature Integration – Part 3
- Configuring Exchange And Lync Feature Integration – Part 4
- Configuring Exchange And Lync Feature Integration – Part 5
Module 4: Understanding Voice Applications
- Introduction To Response Group Services – Part 1
- Introduction To Response Group Services – Part 2
- Introduction To Response Group Services – Part 3
- Introduction To Response Group Services – Part 4
Module 5: Configuring and Deploying Emergency Calling
- Introduction To Location Information Server – Part 1
- Introduction To Location Information Server – Part 2
- Introduction To Set Up And Call Flow – Part 1
- Introduction To Set Up And Call Flow – Part 2
- E911 User Experience
Module 6: Integrating the PSTN
- Connect To The PSTN – Part 1
- Connect To The PSTN – Part 2
- Connect To The PSTN – Part 3
- Connect To The Existing PBX
- Intro To M-N Interworking Routing
- Introduction To Call Routing Reliability
Module 7: Understanding Lync Server 2013 and Networking
- Plan For Media Requirements – Part 1
- Plan For Media Requirements – Part 2
- Plan For Call Admission Control – Part 1
- Plan For Call Admission Control – Part 2
- Introduction To Media Bypass
Module 8: Understanding Phones and Devices
- Introduction To Phones And Devices Deploy Device – Part 1
- Introduction To Phones And Devices Deploy Device – Part 2
- Introduction To Phones And Devices Deploy Device – Part 3
- Lync Server 2013 Phones Management – Part 1
- Lync Server 2013 Phones Management – Part 2
Module 9: Configuring And Migrating Lync Online
- Introduction To Office 365 Architecture
- Deploy Lync Online
- Introduction To Lyncy brid Scenerios
Module 10: Monitoring
- Introduction To Voice Quality Concepts
- Explore Lync Monitoring Server Components
- Explore Lync Monitoring Server Reports
Module 11: Understanding Lync Server2013 Voice Resiliency
- Introduction To Voice Resilience
- Introduction Lync Pool Resilience
- Introduction Branch Office Resilience
- Course Outro
You Will Get Certification After Completetion This Course.
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