Cvoice exam

Are there lab type/simulation questions in the exam? I am due to take 642-432 next week.

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Flyingput

I say: Yes, there are.

Come on buddies, it's common sense.

mikej412

Flyingput wrote:

it's common sense.

Common sense is pointing out the configuration tasks listed in the exam blueprint.

Configure a router so that a basic IP Telephony call can be completed

    * Configure dial-peer settings for VoIP or POTs
    * Configure POTs ports (FXS and FXO)
    * Configure E&M
    *  
    *  
    * Configure hunt groups
    *  
    * Configure gateway/gatekeeper
    * Configure call signalling


Troubleshoot a basic IP telephony configuration

    * Use show/debug commands to troubleshoot invalid dial-peer configurations
    * Use show/debug commands to troubleshoot invalid port configuration and operation
    * Use show/debug commands to troubleshoot invalid signalling configuration
    * Use show/debug commands to troubleshoot invalid hunt-group configurations
    * Use show/debug commands to troubleshoot invalid digit manipulation

Answering the question is a Cisco NDA violation.

Isn't signaling spelled with just one L?

nicklauscombs

mikej412 wrote:

Isn't signaling spelled with just one L?

yup

ITdude

mikej412 wrote:

isn't signaling spelled with just one L?

It looks like they use the same proofreaders for the blueprints as they do for the Cisco Press books!

Ooops, my bad.

Flyingput

Let me continue the spelling madness.
This week we have been doing on an Asterisk project. When I checked the Rhino analog card config files, guess what I found in the zapata-auto.conf:
signalling=fxs_ks

Do all these IP telephony people start from one single book with "signalling"?