Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:

• Describe the purpose and function of Session Manager.
• Describe the differences in Heritage Enterprise telephony networks and the IP Multimedia System (IMS).
• Describe the Session Manager Architecture.
• Identify Session Manager troubleshooting and Maintenance techniques.
• Define System Manager User Administration functions and demonstrate their use.
• Describe how to associate a System Administration user with a role.
• Create custom roles, create groups, and assign both users and permissions to each group.
• Describe user authentication and the benefits of Light Weight Application Protocol (LDAP) to find and manage users.
• Define the role of System Manager in product administration and discovering service in the network.
• Identify how System Manager monitors events (alarms and logs) occurring in the network and enables you to view alarms that are identified.
• Describe how Log Viewer enables you to view details of all logs generated by System Manager, perform a search for logs, and filter for specific logs that match file criteria.
• Define how System Manager acts as a License Manager.
• Describe how to import data in bulk into System Manager.
• Describe how to export data using the User Interface Bulk Import/Export menu.
• Describe the characteristics of the Avaya Aura SIP Domain.
• Describe the process to define a location.
• Describe the process to define a Session Manager SIP Entity.
• Describe the process to complete a post-configuration check.
• Describe the relationship between the SIP Registration and Registry Routing.
• Identify the steps to create a SIP Communication Profile.
• Identify the steps to registering the SIP Client.
• Explain the process for viewing a Registration SIP Trace.
• Define how Session Manager performs Registry Routing.
• Describe the key concepts used in a SIP routing design.
• Identify the key routing components required for building routing policies.
• Describe the routing functions of SIP domains.
• Define the function and process for defining a location.
• Describe the function and process for defining a SIP entity link.
• Explain the role and process for defining Routing Policies and the corresponding time range.
• Describe the role of Dialing Patterns and Regular Expressions and the processes used to define them.
• Identify the steps required to create the routing for H.323 endpoints and SIP endpoints.
• Describe the functional adaptation mode.
• Describe the process required for defining an adaptation.
• List the steps required to create routing for a digit conversion adaptation module and a SIP message adaptation module.
• Describe how to use the Call Routing Destination Tool to test call routing.
• Define how to use the Session Manager internal host table for resolving a host name to a specific IP address.
• Describe the function of Named Applications and Sequenced Applications.
• Define the process for administering Communication Manager (CM) as a Sequenced Application.
• Define the process for configuring CM as a managed element. Identify CM as a managed element.
• Identify CM as an Application and Application Sequence.
• Define the process for associating a CM station to a SIP user.
• Describe the function of Personal Profile Manager (PPM).
• Define the process for implementing a third party feature server.
• Define the process for adding multiple applications into a sequence.
• Describe the function of media-filtered application sequencing.
• Define the process for providing features to non-SIP users using implicit users.
• Identify the components of Call Admission Control (CAC) in Session Manager.
• Describe how to manage a location’s bandwidth with Call Admission Control.
• Use best practices when modifying hostnames in Session Manager.
• Troubleshoot common Session Manager issues.
• Use the SM100 Connection Status to monitor and reset the SM100.