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In the ever-evolving world of technology, Voice over IP (VoIP) has become a game-changer. 🌐 As a dedicated Voice Systems Engineer at Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP, I've spent years mastering and implementing Cisco Unified Communications solutions to enhance our firm's voice network infrastructure. 💼 From upgrading our UC system to creating VPN access for remote users, my focus is always on delivering high-quality voice services that meet and exceed business needs. 🎯 My passion lies in troubleshooting challenges and transforming them into opportunities for growth while ensuring seamless communication across all platforms. Embracing VoIP technologies like Cisco's CUCM, Unity, Jabber, and WebEx not only streamlines operations but also fosters collaboration without boundaries. It's an exciting time to be part of this digital transformation! 💡🚀 #Cisco #VoIP #UnifiedCommunications

#ParsecTelesystems "MARS CUCM & AD #Process #Automation " for Cisco Call Manager. VIDEO : https://lnkd.in/dvyBN-qj User creation in AD and assignment of an extension number to that user in CUCM are two separate processes normally handled by two separate teams in an organization. User extension created/changed in CUCM needs to be manually updated in AD. Whenever an employee leaves the organization the user record in AD is disable d/deleted. There is no automated process present to remove that deleted employee’s record from CUCM corporate directory. There is no process to update the user's "Display Name" info in AD into CUCM so that it is displayed in the called party's Cisco IP Phone screen. Manual flow of data between these two platforms gives possibilities of wrong info to be presented to employees accessing corporate directory Parsec’s MARS CUCM Process Automation application provides a solution to above pain points.   For more details write to info@parsec-tech.com www.parsec-tech.com #cisco #CallManager #LDAP #ActiveDirectory #CUCM #AdIntegartion #ActiveDirectory #Automation

Hello LinkedIn community, I hope this note finds you all well. I wanted to take a moment to share that It's been 4 months now. I am actively seeking new opportunities as a Cisco Collaboration Engineer or Unified Communication (UC) Engineer. With decade of experience in the field, I have developed a strong proficiency in Cisco collaboration technologies and possess a deep understanding of UC solutions. My expertise lies in designing, implementing, and troubleshooting complex UC environments, ensuring seamless communication and collaboration for organizations. If you are aware of any openings or networking opportunities in this area, I would greatly appreciate your support and guidance. Feel free to connect with me to discuss potential collaborations or to obtain a detailed overview of my skills and experience. Kindly like, comment and share for better reach. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to connecting with you all and exploring new opportunities in the field of Cisco Collaboration and Unified Communication. Best regards, Omer Javed #CiscoUnifiedCommunication #CollaborationEngineer #uc #video #videoconferencing #videocollaboration #collaborationsolutions #ITProfessional #Certified #projectmanagement #troubleshooting #RFP #CCIECollaboration #Ciscovoip #itinfrastructure #UCOperations #VoiceGateways #CiscoTAC #technicaldocumentation #collaborationsolutions #customersatisfaction #unifiedcommunications #CUCM #CME #SME #VoicePSTNGateways #siptrunk #sip #CiscoExpressway #UnityConnection #Jabber #CiscoMeetingSystem #CMS #Postman #WebEx #UCCX #FinesseClient #RTMT #Wireshark #VMware #CiscoRouters #CiscoSwitches #WindowsServers #Endpoints #IPPhones #SoftClients #vmware #vmwarevsphere #virtualization #voip #ciscovoip #opentowork #hiring #opportunity #recruiters

Optimizing Call Quality with CUCM Regions 🎯 In Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), Regions are essential for managing bandwidth and optimizing audio and video call quality across networks. Proper configuration of regions allows for the efficient allocation of resources and ensures high-quality communication in distributed environments. Whether you're working in a small business or managing a global network, understanding how to define and configure regions can significantly improve the user experience. I've compiled a detailed guide on configuring and optimizing regions in CUCM. Download the PDF to dive deeper! #CUCM #Cisco #Regions #VoIP #UnifiedCommunications #TechTips #ITAdmin

💡 Network Engineer Tip: Optimize Network Performance with Quality of Service (QoS) Policies! 🚀📶 Ensure optimal network performance for critical applications by implementing Quality of Service (QoS) policies. QoS allows you to prioritize traffic based on its importance, ensuring that essential services receive sufficient bandwidth and low latency. Follow these steps to deploy QoS effectively: 1. **Identify Critical Applications:**   - Determine which applications or services require priority treatment over others (e.g., VoIP, video conferencing, mission-critical applications). 2. **Define Traffic Classes:**   - Classify traffic into different classes based on application type, source/destination, or traffic characteristics. 3. **Configure QoS Policies:**   - Define QoS policies to assign priorities, bandwidth limits, and queueing mechanisms to each traffic class.   # Example QoS configuration on a Cisco router   class-map VOIP    match ip dscp ef   policy-map QOS_POLICY    class VOIP     priority percent 30    class class-default     fair-queue   ``` 4. **Apply QoS Policies:**   - Apply QoS policies to relevant interfaces or VLANs to enforce traffic prioritization.   # Example QoS policy application on a Cisco router interface   interface GigabitEthernet0/1    service-policy output QOS_POLICY   ``` #QoS #NetworkPerformance #TrafficPrioritization #TechTips #Networking #LORSIVTechnologies By implementing QoS policies, network engineers can ensure that critical applications receive the necessary resources to function optimally, improving user experience and productivity. Share your experiences or tag a colleague interested in optimizing network performance! Follow #LORSIVTechnologies for more valuable network engineering tips and insights!

Cisco's Unified Communications if you haven't read the memo yet, Cisco issued a bulletin a few days ago about a vulnerability in the products listed below. It has a severity of 9.9 and allows RCE and potential root access. Apply patches immediately. If cannot apply said patches right now, one is advised to implement ACL compensating controls on next hop systems (it minimizes the risk). - Unified Communications Manager (Unified CM) (CSCwd64245) - Unified Communications Manager IM & Presence Service (Unified CM IM&P) (CSCwd64276) - Unified Communications Manager Session Management Edition (Unified CM SME) (CSCwd64245) - Unified Contact Center Express (UCCX) (CSCwe18773) - Unity Connection (CSCwd64292) - Virtualized Voice Browser (VVB) (CSCwe18840) #gefura_update #gefura

🚀 Showcasing My Latest Inbound Call Flow Diagram in Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) 🎛️ As an UC engineer, designing efficient call flows is at the heart of ensuring seamless communication across the enterprise. I’m excited to share my latest inbound call flow diagram, created using Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM). I’d love to hear your thoughts or answer any questions about how this could be applied to your UC environment! #CiscoUC #CUCM #UnifiedCommunications #InboundCalling #VoIP #NetworkEngineering #CallFlowDesign

Call Pickup group A very important tool when we want to create a call group within an organization, such as: Service Desk, NOC or Call Center. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to configure it in CUCM: 1. Log in to Cisco Unified CM Administration. Create a Call Pickup Group: Go to Call Routing > Call Pickup Groups. Click Add New. Fill in the required fields: Name: Name of the group. Number: number Description: Description of the group (optional). Click Save. 2. Associate with device: Go to Device > Phone and select the phone that will be part of the group. In the Line [n] tab of the phone, find the Call Pickup Group field and select the created group. Click Save. #routing #switching #security #collaboration #DC #SP

#ParsecTelesystems "MARS CUCM & AD #Process #Automation " for Cisco Call Manager. VIDEO : https://lnkd.in/dvyBN-qj User creation in AD and assignment of an extension number to that user in CUCM are two separate processes normally handled by two separate teams in an organization. User extension created/changed in CUCM needs to be manually updated in AD. Whenever an employee leaves the organization the user record in AD is disable d/deleted. There is no automated process present to remove that deleted employee’s record from CUCM corporate directory. There is no process to update the user's "Display Name" info in AD into CUCM so that it is displayed in the called party's Cisco IP Phone screen. Manual flow of data between these two platforms gives possibilities of wrong info to be presented to employees accessing corporate directory Parsec’s MARS CUCM Process Automation application provides a solution to above pain points. For more details write to info@parsec-tech.com www.parsec-tech.com #cisco #CallManager #LDAP #ActiveDirectory #CUCM #AdIntegartion #ActiveDirectory #Automation

Where are all the VOIP engineers??? Having a new VOIP Engineer role to work on I've noticed there seems to be a shortage of qualified VOIP engineers. On Friday I did my usual outreach steps expecting a fair amount of replies when I got to work on Monday - but instead, I was met with surprisingly low responses which has left me scratching my head and wondering what's changed Why is it so difficult to find them? Here are a few possible reasons I picked up on yesterday after speaking to candidates: Rapid Tech Changes: VOIP technology is constantly evolving, requiring engineers to continuously update their skills. This pace may be creating a gap between industry needs and available talent. Demand V's Supply: As more businesses transitioned to VOIP systems, the demand for engineers surged. However, the number of qualified professionals hasn’t kept pace. Business changes: It's no surprise that the way in which businesses communicate has changed. With more companies opting for mobile solutions over VOIP systems, could it be that VOIP is becoming outdated in place of mobile solutions? This could lead to fewer people training in this area and if they have been in this role moving away from the tech. I’m curious to hear your thoughts. What does the future of VOIP engineering look like in a world dominated by mobile technology? #VOIP #Unifiedcomms #telecomsjobs