CCIE Voice Candidates,
The 5th lab for Vol 2 (5 out of 10) has been completed and uploaded to your members area. If you do not see it – please contact support@ipexpert.com.
Thanks! – Wayne
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When using the term “+ dialing” we are typically referring to storing and calling a contact’s telephone number in the Corporate/Personal, Missed/Received calls directory in the equivalent of the fully qualified domain name format which is defined by the ITU spec E164. This defines the “+” character at the start of every telephone number followed by the country code and national digits. We don’t define the telephone number in a format that is localized to a particular country- for example with an international prefix of “011” which is localized for the NANP dialing domain. To put it another way- + dialing is all about making calls using a contact’s globalized telephone number.
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Gang -
I’ve been asked by nearly a dozen people, recently, to post these URLs, so here they are:
IPexpert’s Free R&S OEQ Quizzer: http://tinyurl.com/IPexpert-Free-RS-OEQ
IPexpert’s Free Voice OEQ Quizzer: http://tinyurl.com/IPexpert-Free-Voice-OEQ
They’re not perfect, nor “jam packed full of questions” – but they’re a good, free resource. When our new site launches (days away) – we will be enhancing these quizzers and will continue to add questions and correct any errors on a monthly basis or as needed. (and they’ll continue to be free!) Also, we’re working on releasing one for Security and Service Provider.
Thanks – Wayne
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CCIE Voice Candidates (Mainly those ever renting Voice vRacks from Proctor Labs)
UPDATE FOR ALL VPNs – PLEASE READ IF YOU USE Proctor Labs vRacks
Four things have been changed to give everyone a much better experience when renting Voice vRacks from Proctor Labs. I’ll list each of them briefly here, and then go into more detail on each one of them regarding what each enhancement means for you as well as what you need to do to take advantage of the new changes.
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