DCJAB – Deploying Cisco Jabber

DCJAB - Deploying Cisco Jabber

COURSE OUTLINE:

Description

In this course, you will learn how to deploy a Cisco Jabber on-premise solution. During class, you learn how to configure DNS, CUCM, and IM&P servers, profile pictures, and Microsoft Active Directory in preparation for deployment of an on-premise Cisco Jabber solution.

Audience

System engineers
Administrators
Architects
Channel partners

Learning Objectives

Requirements for Jabber deployment
Configure DNS, CUCM, IM&P, and Active Directory for Jabber integration

1. Cisco Jabber Overview

2. Requirements for Jabber Deployment

3. Configuring CUCM for Jabber Deployment

4. Configuring IM&P for Jabber Deployment

5. DNS Configuration

6. Installing Cisco Jabber

7. Adding Photos to User

8. URI Dialing

9. Using Jabber Features

10. Collaboration Edge

11. Troubleshooting

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