Implementing Cisco Video Network Devices (CIVND)

1. Comprehensive Coverage: The course provides comprehensive coverage of Cisco video network devices, including endpoints, telepresence systems, and infrastructure components.

2. Hands-on Labs: Hands-on labs and practical exercises allow participants to gain practical experience in configuring, managing, and troubleshooting Cisco video network devices.

3. Industry Best Practices: Participants learn industry best practices for deploying and operating video conferencing solutions, ensuring optimal performance and user experience.

4. Expert Instruction: The course is delivered by Cisco-certified instructors who have extensive experience in designing, implementing, and supporting Cisco video network devices.

Before learning Implementing Cisco Video Network Devices (CIVND), it's beneficial to have the following skills:

1. Basic Networking Knowledge: Understanding of networking fundamentals such as IP addressing, subnetting, VLANs, and routing protocols is essential for configuring and managing Cisco video network devices.

2. Familiarity with Cisco Technologies: Some familiarity with Cisco technologies and devices, including routers, switches, and Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), can facilitate the learning process.

3. Understanding of Video Conferencing Concepts: Basic knowledge of video conferencing concepts, protocols, and standards will help in grasping the principles behind Cisco video network devices and their operation.

4. Troubleshooting Skills: Proficiency in troubleshooting network issues is valuable for identifying and resolving connectivity, performance, and configuration issues that may arise with Cisco video network devices.

By learning Implementing Cisco Video Network Devices (CIVND), you gain the following skills:

1. Configuration and Management: Ability to configure and manage Cisco video network devices, including endpoints, telepresence systems, and infrastructure components.

2. Troubleshooting: Proficiency in troubleshooting video conferencing issues, identifying connectivity issues, performance bottlenecks, and configuration errors to ensure smooth operation of video networks.

3. Integration: Understanding of how to integrate Cisco video network devices with existing network infrastructure, collaboration applications, and unified communications platforms.

4. Quality of Service (QoS): Knowledge of QoS mechanisms and techniques to prioritize video traffic and ensure optimal performance and user experience across the network.