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VVT-2030	H.323 Videoconferencing and Video Telephony Design
Tuesday 10:00 am - 12:00 pm; Thursday 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
This session covers current H.323 videoconferencing design guidelines. This session will focus on advanced gatekeeper design with the current Multimedia Conference Manager (MCM) and the next generation IOS gatekeeper and IP-to-IP gateway. Network QoS and provisioning best practices for IP videoconferencing, and video MCU and gateway design guidelines will also be covered. This session assumes basic knowledge of current videoconferencing technologies. This session is designed to be particularly useful for anyone involved in deploying or looking to deploy an H.323 videoconferencing network. Attendees should have a good understanding of IP networks and of current videoconferencing technologies. Associated Sessions: VVT-2031 Integrating IP Telephony and IP Videoconferencing Networks
VVT-2031	Integrating IP Telephony and IP Videoconferencing Networks
Tuesday 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm; Thursday 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Many organizations deploying IP Telephony today are also deploying IP videoconferencing. While there are still many differences between these two product offerings, both technologies use the same network infrastructure, inspiring network professionals to deploy and integrate these technologies together. Some questions to consider are: - Are the tools and mechanisms of quality of service (QoS) that I have deployed for my IP Telephony network going to change when I introduce IP videoconferencing, or can I use the existing mechanisms? - How can I integrate the IP Telephony and IP videoconferencing call control and conferencing elements? - What are the differences between the products I buy for IP Telephony and those I buy for IP videoconferencing? - How will these technologies continue to merge going forward? This presentation will answer these questions by comparing these technologies. It will discuss how you can integrate these technologies today to save your company time and money, and how Cisco sees these technologies becoming more tightly integrated in the future. This session is designed to be particularly useful for anyone who is currently deploying Cisco IP Telephony and Cisco IP Videoconferencing in the same network. Associated Sessions: VVT-2030 H.323 Videoconferencing and Video Telephony Design VVT-3010 Troubleshooting IP Telephony Networks Part 1 VVT-4010 Advanced Dial Plan Design for IP Telephony Networks

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