In Practical Techniques for Analyzing VoIP Traffic training course, you will gain a set of analysis techniques focusing on the use of vendor-neutral, open source tools to provide insight into:
- VoIP network analysis fundamentals
- Data recorder technology and data mining
- VoIP-focused network security principles, including encryption technologies and defensive configurations of network infrastructure devices
- Recognition of a variety of factors that affect VoIP-based networks and the quality of the voice data
- Key VoIP-related protocols
- Open source VoIP network analysis tools
- Specialized VoIP network analysis, including audio data traffic reconstruction and viewing techniques
By attending Practical Techniques for Analyzing VoIP Traffic workshop, delegates will learn:
- Principles of VoIP network analysis and how to apply them
- Key VoIP-related protocols, including SIP, MGCP, SCCP, UNISTEM, and H.323, and related supporting protocol architectures
- Analyze and evaluate latency, out-of-sequence packets, jitter, and Quality of Service (QoS) and how the end user experiences each
- Configure various open source tools for VoIP analysis
- Utilize tools to recognize traffic patterns associated with VoIP network behavior
- Reconstruct VoIP conversations for detailed analysis and quality assessment purposes
- Recognize potential VoIP network security infrastructure misconfigurations
Basic familiarity with TCP/IP networking, VoIP fundamentals, and basic network infrastructure devices such as switches, routers, etc.
This Practical Techniques for Analyzing VoIP Traffic class is aimed at Network engineers and VoIP and network telephony personnel who possess basic- to intermediate-level general VoIP, telephony, and networking knowledge.