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Define ALI
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Automatic Location Identification
The ALI database contains the records that map telephone numbers to geographic locations. |
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Define ANI
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Automatic Number Identification
ANI is the calling-party number that is included with each call to identify where it came from. |
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Define PSAP
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Public Safety Answering Point
The PSAP is the answering point where an emergency call is terminated. |
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Define ERL
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Emergency Response Location
ERL is the location from which an emergency call is placed. |
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Define ELIN
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Emergency Location Identification Number
An ELIN is a NANP telephone number used for routing an emerg call to the appropriate PSAP |
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Define MSAG
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Master Street Address Guide
MSAG is a database maintained by a government agency. Maps geographic locations to PSAP. |
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Define "Selective Router"
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A selective Router is a dedicated 911 switch in the service provider network that routes 911 calls to the appropriate PSAP based on "calling" (ANI)number. Note: Normal call routing uses the "called" number.
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Define CAMA
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Centralized Automated Message Accounting
A CAMA is an analog trunk that connects a customer switch directly to a selective router. It carries 911 traffic only. |
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Define CER
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Cisco Emergency Responder
CER is an app the automatically tracks and updates moves, add, changes,to equipment in real time to keep track of locations for 911 purposes. |
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G.711 codec uses what coding scheme? What is total bandwidth excluding overhead?
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PCM (Pulse Code Modulation)
Bandwith of 64kbps |
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G.726 codes uses what coding scheme? What is total bandwidth excluding overhead?
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ADPCM (Adaptive Pulse Code Modulation)
Bandwith varies with sample size uses 4,3 or 2 bits/sample. Therefore bandwidth is 32Kbps, 24kbps, or 16 kbps |
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G.728 codes uses what coding scheme? What is total bandwidth excluding overhead?
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LDCELP (Low-Delay Code Excited Linear Prediction)
Bandwidth of 16kbps |
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G.729 and G.729A codes uses what coding scheme? What is total bandwidth excluding overhead?
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CS-ACELP (Conjugate Structure Algebraic Code Excited Linear Prediction)
Bandwidth of 8kbps |
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G.723 and G.729A codes uses what coding scheme? What is total bandwidth excluding overhead?
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MPMLQ (Multipulse Maximum Likelihood Quantization)
Bandwidth of 6.3Kbps or 5.3kbps |
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Cisco voice equipment encapsulates ___ worth of audio in each PDU by default regardless of the codec used
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20ms
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Cisco uses DSP's that output samples based on digitization of ___ of audio.
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10ms
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State the formula used to determine the number of bytes encapsulated in a PDU given the CODEC bandwidth and sample size.
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Bytes_per_Sample = (Sample_Size * CODEC_Bandwidth) / 8
Ex: 160 bytes per PDU = (.020sec * 64000 bits per sec) / 8 bits per byte (assuming G.711 codec) |
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VoIP alone without cRTP uses a ___ byte IP/UDP/RTP header
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40 byte header
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List the Layer 2 overhead for EthernetII
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18 bytes of overhead: 6 bytes for source MAC, 6 bytes for destination MAC, 2 bytes for type, and 4 bytes for CRC
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List the Layer 2 overhead for Multilink Point-to-Point Protocol (MLP)
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6 bytes of overhead: 1 byte for flag, 1 byte for address, 2 bytes for control (or type), and 2 bytes for CRC
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List the Layer 2 overhead for Frame Relay Forum Standard 12 (FRF.12)
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6 bytes of overhead: 2 bytes for data-link connection identifier (DLCI) header, 2 bytes for FRF.12 header, and 2 bytes for CRC
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Describe overhead associated with IPSec per packet
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IPSec will typically add 50-57 bytes of overhead per packet
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Describe overhead associated with Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol / Generic Router Encapsulation (L2TP/GRE) per packet
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L2TP/GRE will add 24 bytes of overhead per packet
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Describe overhead associated with Multi Link Protocol (MLP) per packer
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MLP will add 6 bytes of overhead per packet
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Describe overhead associated with MPLS per packet
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MPLS will add a 4 byte label to every packet
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cRTP changes 40 byte overhead of IP/UDP/RTP header down to what?
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4 bytes if CRC is used.
2 bytes if no CRC |
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Give the formula to calculate total bandwidth per call
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Total_Bandwidth = ([Layer_2_Overhead + IP_UDP_RTP Overhead + Sample_Size] / Sample_Size) * CODEC_Speed
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Define VAD and give average bandwidth savings associated with using it
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Voice Activity Detection. Save average of 35 percent bandwidth assuming english language and other factors.
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True or False... VAD is enabled by default for all VoIP calls?
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True
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What does GOS(.01) mean?
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GOS (.01) means that one call is blocked in 100 attempts.
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Define GOS
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Grade of Service is a unit that measures the chance that a call will be blocked. Usually defined with traffic is at it peak. (ie: busiest time of the day)
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State the equation to calculate traffic flow
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A=C*T (A is the offered traffic, C is the number of call originating in a 1 hour period, T is the average holding time of the call)
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Define an "Erlang"
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An Erlang is a nondimensional unit that defines the amount of traffic one truck can handle in one hour.
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State other measurement units equivalent to 1 Erlang
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1 Erlang = 60 call minutes = 3600 call seconds = 36 centum call seconds (CCS)
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List two example to peer-to-peer signaling protocols
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SIP and H.323
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List two examples of signaling protocols with client/server architectures
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MGCP and Megaco/H.248
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True or False: Codecs only compress the voice stream
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True
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List the major VoIP protocols
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H.323, MGCP, Megaco/H.248, SIP, RTP, RTCP
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When a voice stream is assigned UDP port numbers, RTP is typicaly assigned an ____ port number and RTCP is assigned the next ___ port number. Each voice call has four ports assigned: RTP plus RTCP in the transmit direction and RTP plus RTCP in the recieve direction.
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even, odd
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State the command to enable cRTP compression on an interface.
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ip rtp header-compression [passive]
Note: Command must be defined on both ends. Use "passive" option on one end only. |
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In a WAN Model with centralized call processing define the role of the "Central Gateway Controller" (Call Agent)
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The call agent handles the switching logic and call control for all sites under the central controller.
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Which codec is typically used on WAN links?
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G.729 (8kbps)
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List typical features of centralized call processing deployments
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- MCGP or Megaco/H.248 for call control,
- Cisco Call Manager at central site for managing call control - Centralized apps (voicemail, etc) - Up to 30000 phones per cluster - Call Admission Control (CAC) to limit calls per site - SRST for remote branches |
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Although not typical you can build centralized deployements with SIP or H.323 networks using what?
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This is done using back-to-back user agents (B2BUA) or gatekeeper-routed call signaling (GKRCS)
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