Cisco CCNP Collaboration CLCOR 350-801 study board

Cisco CCNP Collaboration CLCOR 350-801: hand-drawn mind map, 1,970 flashcards and 1,353 practice questions. Free preview, $49.99 one-time.

What you get

• 42 hand-drawn sheets: every exam objective on its own sheet, in reading order
• 1,970 flashcards written from the cards on the map, that come back just before you'd forget
• 1,353 original practice questions, each graded with the answer explained
• A Treemap of every card the flashcards and practice questions cover, painted by the score you have earned on it, so you can see what is left
• Bookmarks and sticky notes, saved to your account
• One payment of $49.99: no subscription, no expiry date

Who it is for

People studying for Cisco CCNP Collaboration CLCOR 350-801 on their own who learn best by seeing how topics connect, and who want one place to read the map, recall it with flashcards, prove it on practice questions and see their progress on a Treemap.

Who it is not for

It is not a hands-on lab, not a full video course and not a replacement for practising on real equipment or software.

Free preview: what is on the board

• Start here
  • How to use this map
    • Big idea: walk it, then test yourself
    • A study session that sticks
    • Getting around
    • Reading a card
    • What the marks mean
  • The exam at a glance
    • Big idea: study the v2.0 blueprint
    • Where the marks are
    • Exam day facts
    • Read the objective's verb first
    • What v2.0 changed
• Infrastructure and Design (15%)
  • 1.1a Offerings, sizing, codecs
    • Big idea: place it, size it, cost it
    • Which deployment offering fits?
    • Deployment offerings
    • Sizing
    • Bandwidth
    • Audio and video codecs
    • Check yourself: offerings to codecs
  • 1.1b HA, DR, dial plan, security
    • Big idea: every layer has a plan B
    • Which mechanism covers this failure?
    • High availability
    • Disaster recovery
    • Dial plan design
    • Security design
    • QoS design
    • Check yourself: resilience and security
  • 1.2 Edge devices
    • Big idea: two borders, two devices
    • Which edge device fits?
    • Where the edge devices sit
    • Cisco Expressway
    • Cisco Unified Border Element
    • Expressway or CUBE?
    • Check yourself: edge devices
  • 1.3 Cluster upgrade
  • 1.4a SSO, certificates and OAuth
  • 1.4b TLS handshake and SRTP
  • 1.5a DNS and NTP
  • 1.5b LDAP, DHCP, CDP and LLDP
• Protocols and Endpoints (10%)
  • 2.1 Deploying endpoints
  • 2.2a SIP call flows and SDP
  • 2.2b DTMF and mid-call
  • 2.3 Endpoint registration
• On-Premises Call Control (30%)
  • 3.1 Unified CM call routing
  • 3.2 Toll fraud prevention
  • 3.3a Route patterns, groups, lists
  • 3.3b Translations and transformations
  • 3.3c Partitions, CSS, TOD, FAC
  • 3.4 Dial plan troubleshooting
  • 3.5 Unified CM APIs
  • 3.6 Unity Connection
  • 3.7 On-premises user management
• Voice Gateways and Session Border Controllers (10%)
  • 4.1a Dial peers, DTMF, codecs
  • 4.1b Translation and redundancy
  • 4.2 Troubleshoot IOS XE dial plans
  • 4.3 IOS XE media resources
• Cloud and Hybrid Services (25%)
  • 5.1 Webex Suite
  • 5.2 Webex Calling routing
  • 5.3 Webex Calling toll fraud
  • 5.4a Modes, locations, numbers
  • 5.4b Translation, trunks, dial plans
  • 5.5 Cloud meetings
  • 5.6 Cloud messaging
  • 5.7 Cloud APIs and webhooks
  • 5.8 Cloud user management
  • 5.9 Cloud-Connected UC
  • 5.10 Webex Hybrid Services
• Media and QoS (10%)
  • 6.1 Media quality troubleshooting
  • 6.2 QoS for signaling and media
  • 6.3 Trust boundaries
  • 6.4 Configuring LLQ

Sample flashcard

When choosing a Cisco collaboration deployment offering, which question do you ask first, and which offering does a 'yes' lead to?

Whether call control must run on servers in your own data center. Yes means on-premises Unified CM, built to the Release 15 Preferred Architecture.

Sample practice question

Brightwater Health is moving its 30 outpatient clinics to Webex Calling this year. Its two hospitals must stay on their Unified CM cluster for three more years because of nurse-call and paging integrations, and clinic staff must keep reaching hospital extensions as internal calls rather than over the PSTN. Which design meets these requirements?

• A. Move the hospitals to Dedicated Instance as well, so that one Cisco-hosted cluster serves every clinic and hospital
• B. Run the clinics on Webex Calling and keep the hospitals on Unified CM, joined by a Local Gateway trunk
• C. Keep every clinic phone on Unified CM and connect it through Mobile and Remote Access on Expressway
• D. Leave the clinics on Unified CM and onboard the cluster to Cloud-Connected UC for Webex features

Answer: B. A hybrid design lets the clinics move to Webex Calling while the hospitals keep Unified CM, and a Local Gateway (CUBE) trunk carries calls between the two call-control systems, so extensions stay on-net. Moving the hospitals to Dedicated Instance changes where their call control runs, which the integrations rule out for now. MRA only gives remote Unified CM endpoints VPN-less access and moves nobody to Webex Calling. Cloud-Connected UC adds analytics and management in Control Hub, not a calling migration.

Questions

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