思科VOIP语音技术培训04_CVO.ppt

Chapter 4:Cisco Voice Products Setting Up Your 2600 or 3600 Router for Voice over IP Setting Up Your MC3810 Router for Voice over Frame Relay or ATM MC3810 VoFR and VoATM Hardware MC3810 Analog Chassis AVM with APM MC3810 Digital Chassis DVM Architecture MC3810 WAN Trunk Options Multiflex Trunk (MFT) Frame Relay ATM over T1/E1 HDLC TDM (voice/video/data) Xx64 kbps speeds to E1 Universal I/O serial Frame Relay HDLC Nx64 kbps to 2 Mbps MC3810 Multiflex Trunk Options Installing MC3810 Hardware for VoFR and VoATM Analog Voice Cable Connection Digital Voice Cable Connection Multiflex Trunk Cable Connection Synchronous Serial Cable Connection Setting Up Your AS5300 Access Server for Voice over IP Selecting the DSP Module 1 2 3 4 5 VoIP Feature Card DSP Module(AS53-6VOX) Used for voice compression and packetization Use four DSP modules for T1 applications and five DSP modules for E1 applications Router, Feature Card, and DSP Assembly AS5300 Router VoIP Feature Card DSP Module Step 2: Install the VoIP feature card into one the the AS5300’s three feature card slots Step 1: Install up to five DSP modules into the VoIP feature card Set up a Cisco 2600 and verify the hardware connections necessary to transport voice over an IP network Set up a Cisco 3600 and verify the hardware connections necessary to transport voice over an IP network Set up a Cisco MC3810 and verify the hardware connections necessary to transport voice over Frame Relay or ATM Set up a Cisco AS5300 and verify the hardware connections necessary to transport voice over IP Summary In this chapter you learned how to complete the following tasks: Purpose: Introduce students to Cisco voice products and the equipment needed for voice over Frame Relay, ATM, or IP. Timing: This chapter should take 1.5 to 2 hours. Note: This section has no lab exercise at the end. The instructor should provide demonstrations for the students with the available equipment of what is needed and how to install the equipment. Content