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    VOIP Questions

     Explain Cisco IP Phone boot up process?


     Which transport layer protocols are used for VoIP audio and video payload?
     What is RTP in case of VoIP? Which layer of OSI model does it work on?
     What is RTCP and what is its use?
     What is codec and DSP?
     What are the different versions of PVDM?
     What is Cisco FLP?
     What are the two POE methods?
     What is 802.3af and 802.3at?
     Why is it recommended to use a separate Vlan for IP Phones?
     What is option 150 and option 66 in DHCP?
     Explain Cisco UC Architecture?
     What is CUCM Cluster?
     What are Network Services and Feature Services? What is the difference between
    them?
     What is ANI and DNIS?
     Explain the process of signaling for call between two phones registered on a CME where
    all three devices are connected on the same switch.
     What is FXO and FXS?
     What is T1 and E1? How many D and B channels do they have in case of ISDN?
     What is CAS and CCS?
     Explain Q.931 and its use.
     What is Dial-peer?
     What are the matching criteria for incoming dial-peers and outgoing dial-peers in their
    order of preference?
     What is user facing features?
     What is Extension Mobility?
     What is Call Park?
     What is PLAR?
     What is ISDN and Q.931?
     What is the use of NTP?
     What is BAT in case of CUCM?
     What is the difference between phone button template and soft-key template?
     What is the difference between LDAP synchronization and LDAP Authentication?
     Explain various ways in which Cisco unified communication systems can be deployed?
     What is line group in CUCM?
     What are the different ways in which we can add phones in CUCM?
     Which signaling protocols can be used for integration between CUCM and CUC?
     What are the various ways in which we can add users in CUCM?
     What is Mobile Voice Access and Unified mobility?
     What are the different call flows supported in H323?
     What is fast start and slow start? Explain the difference between them.
     What is early media? Explain the call flow.
     What are TCS and OLC in H323?
     What is the difference between early offer and delayed offer?
     Which protocol does Q931 backhauling and what does it mean?
     What is SDP? Which signaling protocols use it?
     What is silence suppression?
     What is use of region in CUCM?
     What do you mean by default dial-peer?
     What is AAR?
     What is SRST and MGCP fallback?
     In which situation do we not require MGCP fallback configuration with SRST
    configuration?

     IP phone boot process


     Phone registration through CME (IOS based)
     CME features- call park, call pick-up, paging, intercom
     Understanding of clusters, ISDN configuration
     VoIP dial peers and POTS
     Cisco ip phone registration through CUCM (Manual/Auto/BAT)
     Understanding and Implementation of voice gateways MGCP,H.323,SIP
     Signaling and Flow of voice gateways
     Call routing elements : route group, route list, SLRG
     Partition & CSS
     Media Recourses
     Integration of CUCM with CUC via SCCP & SIP
     Mobility : device/extension mobility, MUA, Single Number reach (SNR)
     Survivable Remote Site Telephony (SRST)
     Call managers fall back
     Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP)
     Automated Alternate Routing (AAR)

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