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1. After installing CallPilot Desktop Messaging, an end user needs to retrieve the messages from the CallPilot mailbox.Which protocol enables desktop messaging clients to retrieve messages from the CallPilot server?
A. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
B. Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)
C. Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
D. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
Answer: B
2. CallPilot Desktop Messaging clients at a company are unable to send messages from the desktop interface. Whichmessaging protocol must be configured to enable this capability?
A. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
B. Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)
C. Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
D. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
Answer: A
3. After a user attempts to launch an Email-By-Phone session by pressing 8-9, the system responds by stating that themessage list is empty and returns the user to CallPilot messages. What is a possible cause for this scenario?
A. The message list on the email server is empty.
B. The user has an incorrect user ID or password.
C. The Email-By-Phone feature is not enabled for this user.
D. The email address is entered incorrectly in the mailbox properties.
Answer: A
4. You are implementing the Outlook Single Inbox feature at your company. The IT team asks you how this featureaffects the Exchange Server. Which information will you share to answer their question?
A. The original CallPilot message and all copies are transferred to the Exchange Server.
B. Synchronization between the Exchange Server and the CallPilot Server occurs even when CallPilot is not running.
C. Copies of users’ CallPilot messages are saved to the Exchange Server. The original messages reside on the CallPilotserver.
D. Desktop Messaging synchronization does not require that Microsoft Outlook be actively running on the user’scomputer.
Answer: C
5. CallPilot administrators can provide centralized control of desktop options. Which two are configurable services forDesktop and Web Messaging? (Choose two.)
A. fax printing
B. desktop playback
C. address book location
D. creation of a revert directory number
Answer: BC
Friday, September 19, 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
NCDS - Carrier VoIP Solution Engineering & Performance
Description:
This certification validates your ability to design and plan Carrier VoIP (CVoIP) products in support of a customer’s business requirements.
This certification tests your knowledge and skills in the following areas:
Introduction to the Carrier VoIP (CVoIP) network
CVoIP Communication Server 2000
Inter-working Spectrum Peripheral Module
Ethernet Routing Switch 8600
Media Server 2010
Next Generation Session Server
Call Server 2000 and Service Application Module 21
IBM Blade-Center T (BC-T)
CVoIP Signaling Point Servers
Media Gateway 9000
Media Gateway 15000
Media Gateway 3500
Nortel Technical Publication
Universal Audio Server (UAS) and SAM16
CS2000/Compact and GWC Performance
BCP7100/7200 Performance
Your options for achieving this certification: To earn this certification, you must successfully complete Technology Standards and Protocols for IP Telephony Solutions* (920-803) or Real-Time Networking (920-180) and Carrier VoIP Solution Engineering & Performance (920-534).
*If you have passed the 920-801 VoIP Technology exam, you will not be required to take the updated version (920-803), as the 920-801 still counts as credit toward this certification.
Click on the links below to view detailed exam objectives, recommended training and reading, and sample questions.
Exams for this Certification:
Technology Standards and Protocols for IP Telephony Solutions 920-803
Real-Time Networking 920-180
Carrier VoIP Solution Engineering & Performance 920-534
This certification validates your ability to design and plan Carrier VoIP (CVoIP) products in support of a customer’s business requirements.
This certification tests your knowledge and skills in the following areas:
Introduction to the Carrier VoIP (CVoIP) network
CVoIP Communication Server 2000
Inter-working Spectrum Peripheral Module
Ethernet Routing Switch 8600
Media Server 2010
Next Generation Session Server
Call Server 2000 and Service Application Module 21
IBM Blade-Center T (BC-T)
CVoIP Signaling Point Servers
Media Gateway 9000
Media Gateway 15000
Media Gateway 3500
Nortel Technical Publication
Universal Audio Server (UAS) and SAM16
CS2000/Compact and GWC Performance
BCP7100/7200 Performance
Your options for achieving this certification: To earn this certification, you must successfully complete Technology Standards and Protocols for IP Telephony Solutions* (920-803) or Real-Time Networking (920-180) and Carrier VoIP Solution Engineering & Performance (920-534).
*If you have passed the 920-801 VoIP Technology exam, you will not be required to take the updated version (920-803), as the 920-801 still counts as credit toward this certification.
Click on the links below to view detailed exam objectives, recommended training and reading, and sample questions.
Exams for this Certification:
Technology Standards and Protocols for IP Telephony Solutions 920-803
Real-Time Networking 920-180
Carrier VoIP Solution Engineering & Performance 920-534
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
NCDS - CallPilot Rls. 5.0 Engineering
DESCRIPTION:
This credential validates your ability to design and plan CallPilot Rls. 5.0 products in support of a customer’s business requirements.
This certification tests your knowledge and skills in the following areas:
• Engineering CallPilot
• CallPilot Upgrades
• Using CallPilot
• Application Builder
• Voice Forms & Directory Synchronization
To earn this certification, you must successfully complete the exam listed below. Click on the link below to view detailed exam objectives, recommended training and reading, and sample questions.
EXAMS FOR THIS CERTIFICATION
CallPilot Rls. 5.0 Engineering 920-181
This credential validates your ability to design and plan CallPilot Rls. 5.0 products in support of a customer’s business requirements.
This certification tests your knowledge and skills in the following areas:
• Engineering CallPilot
• CallPilot Upgrades
• Using CallPilot
• Application Builder
• Voice Forms & Directory Synchronization
To earn this certification, you must successfully complete the exam listed below. Click on the link below to view detailed exam objectives, recommended training and reading, and sample questions.
EXAMS FOR THIS CERTIFICATION
CallPilot Rls. 5.0 Engineering 920-181
Sunday, September 14, 2008
NCDS - BCM50 Rls. 3.0 & BCM200/400 Rls. 4.0 Sales Engineering
Description:
This credential validates your ability to design and plan BCM50 Rls. 3.0 and BCM200/400 Rls. 4.0 solutions.
This certification tests your knowledge and skills in the following areas:
• BCM Portfolio
• System Architecture
• IP Telephony
• Circuit Switched Telephony
• Applications
• Data Networking
• System Management
• Security
This certification also covers VoIP and convergence technologies through the VoIP Technology exam requirement.
To earn this certification, you must successfully complete the exams listed below. We recommend you complete them in the following order:
1. Technology Standards and Protocols for IP Telephony Solutions (920-803)*
2. BCM50 Rls. 3.0 and BCM200/400 Rls. 4.0 Sales Engineering (920-334)
*If you have passed the 920-801 VoIP Technology exam, you will not be required to take the updated version (920-803), as the 920-801 will still count as credit toward your VoIP Specialist certifications.
Click on the links below to view detailed exam objectives, recommended training and reading, and sample questions.
Exams for this Certification
Technology Standards and Protocols for IP Telephony Solutions 920-803
BCM50 Rls. 3.0 & BCM200/400 Rls. 4.0 Sales Engineering 920-334
This credential validates your ability to design and plan BCM50 Rls. 3.0 and BCM200/400 Rls. 4.0 solutions.
This certification tests your knowledge and skills in the following areas:
• BCM Portfolio
• System Architecture
• IP Telephony
• Circuit Switched Telephony
• Applications
• Data Networking
• System Management
• Security
This certification also covers VoIP and convergence technologies through the VoIP Technology exam requirement.
To earn this certification, you must successfully complete the exams listed below. We recommend you complete them in the following order:
1. Technology Standards and Protocols for IP Telephony Solutions (920-803)*
2. BCM50 Rls. 3.0 and BCM200/400 Rls. 4.0 Sales Engineering (920-334)
*If you have passed the 920-801 VoIP Technology exam, you will not be required to take the updated version (920-803), as the 920-801 will still count as credit toward your VoIP Specialist certifications.
Click on the links below to view detailed exam objectives, recommended training and reading, and sample questions.
Exams for this Certification
Technology Standards and Protocols for IP Telephony Solutions 920-803
BCM50 Rls. 3.0 & BCM200/400 Rls. 4.0 Sales Engineering 920-334
Friday, September 12, 2008
Technology Specialist (NCTS)
Certification Goal:
This designation is technology focused. It certifies that the successful candidate can apply an entry level of technical proficiency required to engineer or support a converged network solution in support of a customer’s business requirements.
Target Audience:
Individuals worldwide who are responsible for:Planning, designing and/or engineering network solutionsDetermining the right technology for the customer’s networkProviding assistance where necessary in the development of an implementation plan
Demonstrated Skills:
A candidate who is minimally qualified has these characteristics. In general it represents approximately three to six months of relevant or related work experience.Quantifiable experience designing a basic network solutionCan, with minimal assistance, plan, design, and/or engineer network solutions with basic complexityCan apply knowledge of the topics tested to help solve customer design issues in most routine situations Can work alone, without close supervision, although he or she may be part of a team
http://www.killtest.com/NCTS/Index.asp
This designation is technology focused. It certifies that the successful candidate can apply an entry level of technical proficiency required to engineer or support a converged network solution in support of a customer’s business requirements.
Target Audience:
Individuals worldwide who are responsible for:Planning, designing and/or engineering network solutionsDetermining the right technology for the customer’s networkProviding assistance where necessary in the development of an implementation plan
Demonstrated Skills:
A candidate who is minimally qualified has these characteristics. In general it represents approximately three to six months of relevant or related work experience.Quantifiable experience designing a basic network solutionCan, with minimal assistance, plan, design, and/or engineer network solutions with basic complexityCan apply knowledge of the topics tested to help solve customer design issues in most routine situations Can work alone, without close supervision, although he or she may be part of a team
http://www.killtest.com/NCTS/Index.asp
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Technology Expert (NCTE)
Certification Goal:
This designation is technology focused. It certifies that the successful candidate can apply an intermediate to advanced level of technical proficiency required to plan, design, engineer or support a converged network solution. It builds upon the Technology Specialist level competencies.
Target Audience:
Individuals worldwide who are responsible for:
Planning, designing and/or engineering a converged network solution.
Determining the right technology for the customer’s network focusing on interoperability of various standards and protocals associated with a converged network.
Providing assistance where necessary in the development of an implementation plan
Analyzing and resolving complex technical issues (either locally or remotely)
Demonstrated Skills:
A candidate who is minimally qualified has these characteristics. In general it represents approximately six months to one year of relevant or related work experience with a Converged Network.
Has quantifiable experience designing a comprehensive converged network solution
Can, with minimal assistance, plan, design, and/or engineer converged network solutions with intermediate to advanced complexity
Can apply knowledge of the topics tested to help solve customer design issues (multi-product, and/or multi-site) in most situations
Can work alone, without close supervision, although he or she may be part of a team
Acts in a consultative role to entry/intermediate individuals
http://www.killtest.com/NCTE/Index.asp
This designation is technology focused. It certifies that the successful candidate can apply an intermediate to advanced level of technical proficiency required to plan, design, engineer or support a converged network solution. It builds upon the Technology Specialist level competencies.
Target Audience:
Individuals worldwide who are responsible for:
Planning, designing and/or engineering a converged network solution.
Determining the right technology for the customer’s network focusing on interoperability of various standards and protocals associated with a converged network.
Providing assistance where necessary in the development of an implementation plan
Analyzing and resolving complex technical issues (either locally or remotely)
Demonstrated Skills:
A candidate who is minimally qualified has these characteristics. In general it represents approximately six months to one year of relevant or related work experience with a Converged Network.
Has quantifiable experience designing a comprehensive converged network solution
Can, with minimal assistance, plan, design, and/or engineer converged network solutions with intermediate to advanced complexity
Can apply knowledge of the topics tested to help solve customer design issues (multi-product, and/or multi-site) in most situations
Can work alone, without close supervision, although he or she may be part of a team
Acts in a consultative role to entry/intermediate individuals
http://www.killtest.com/NCTE/Index.asp
Design Expert (NCDE)
Certification Goal:
This designation certifies that the successful candidate can apply an intermediate to advanced level of technical proficiency required to plan, design and/or engineer a solution using multiple Nortel Networks products. It builds upon the specialist level competencies and focuses on advanced solution engineering and may involve multiple products and internetworking functionalities.
Target Audience:
Pre-sales, intermediate to advanced level individuals worldwide who are responsible for:
Demonstrated Skills:
A candidate who is minimally qualified has these characteristics. In general it represents approximately six months to one year of relevant or related work experience.
This designation certifies that the successful candidate can apply an intermediate to advanced level of technical proficiency required to plan, design and/or engineer a solution using multiple Nortel Networks products. It builds upon the specialist level competencies and focuses on advanced solution engineering and may involve multiple products and internetworking functionalities.
Target Audience:
Pre-sales, intermediate to advanced level individuals worldwide who are responsible for:
Planning, designing and/or engineering a progressive solution consisting of a suite of Nortel Networks products based upon customer requirements
Determining the right technology for the customer's network focusing on the interoperability of all products involved
Providing a quote
Providing assistance where necessary in the development of an implementation plan
Supporting design specialists in planning, designing and/or engineering a baseline solution
Demonstrated Skills:
A candidate who is minimally qualified has these characteristics. In general it represents approximately six months to one year of relevant or related work experience.
Has quantifiable experience designing a comprehensive network solution using Nortel Networks products
Can, with minimal assistance, plan, design, and/or engineer network solutions with intermediate to advanced complexity
Can apply knowledge of the topics tested to help solve customer design issues (multi-product, and/or multi-site) in most situations
Can work alone, without close supervision, although he or she may be part of a team
Acts in a consultative role to entry/intermediate individuals
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