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Integrating Avaya Aura Communication Applications

  • CMDBID 65297
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  • Duration 5 Days
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Overview

This five-day Instructor Led offer is designed for individuals responsible for integrating the products in Avaya Aura Communication Applications with the core products in the Avaya Team Engagement Solution.

Audience

  • Recommended preparation for the following exam(s):
  • #7130X Avaya Aura Communication Applications Integration Exam

Outline

Day One:

  • Course Introduction

Module 1 –Session Border Controller Enterprise (SBCE)

  • SIP Trunkingconfiguration, including exercises
  • Remote Worker configuration, including exercises

Day Two:

Module 2 –Avaya Breeze with the Presence Services Snap-in, including exercises.

Day Three:

Module 3 –Avaya Aura Messaging, including exercises

Module 4 -Avaya Multimedia Messaging, including exercises

Day Four:

Module 4 –Avaya Multimedia Messaging, continued

Module 5 –Avaya Breeze with the WebRTCSnap-in, including exercises

Day Five:

Module 5 –Avaya Breeze with the WebRTCSnap-in, continued

Module 6 –Course Summary

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