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Many organizations today use various applications to provide mobility and superior experience to end-users. Cisco provides multiple collaboration applications based on customer requirements that make communication more unified. Explore the components and features of Cisco Unity Connection (CUC) and how it affords a unified messaging and voicemail solution.
Investigate the various elements of Unity Connection to gain a better understanding of its functionality: cluster capacity, configuring and managing users, types of call handlers, Presence Service protocols, and Mobile and Remote Access (MRA) deployment.
Upon completing this course, you'll be in a position to outline the Session Initiated Protocol (SIP) integration options of Unity Connection with CUCM, implement an on-premises deployment of Cisco Jabber, and prepare for the 350-801: Implementing and Operating Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies (CLCOR) certification exam.

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Objectives

CLCOR: Cisco Collaboration Applications discover the key concepts covered in this course describe the features and functionality of Cisco Unity Connection and integration options available for Cisco UCM outline the methods of integrating Unity Connection with Cisco UCM demonstrate the Unity Connection SIP integration options with Cisco UCM illustrate how to configure and manage users in Cisco Unity Connection specify different types of call handlers available in Cisco Unity Connection describe the Cisco UCM IM and Presence Service protocols and deployment types demonstrate how to deploy the Cisco Jabber using the on-premises deployment model identify components and functions of the infrastructure required for Cisco's Mobile and Remote Access deployment summarize the key concepts covered in this course