About this course
Install, configure, and support business telephone systems: PBX architectures, extensions and call routing, SIP and RTP, trunks, codecs, QoS for voice, emergency calling, and structured voice troubleshooting.
What you will be able to do
- Compare analogue, digital, IP, hosted, and hybrid PBX architectures
- Design extension plans, ring groups, queues, IVRs, and time-based routing
- Explain SIP signalling and RTP media, and configure SIP trunks securely
- Choose codecs and calculate voice bandwidth
- Prepare a network for voice with VLANs, PoE, and QoS
- Troubleshoot one-way audio, registration failures, and poor call quality
Curriculum
225 min of reading- 1 Preview 20 min
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2
Extensions, dial plans, and numbering25 min
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3
Call routing features: ring groups, queues, IVR, voicemail25 min
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Q
Module assessment: PBX Fundamentals5 questions · pass 80%
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1
SIP signalling and RTP media30 min
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2
SIP trunks and security25 min
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3
Codecs and bandwidth25 min
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Q
Module assessment: VoIP & SIP5 questions · pass 80%
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1
Preparing the network for voice25 min
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2
Provisioning and administration20 min
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3
Troubleshooting voice problems30 min
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Q
Module assessment: Installation, Administration & Troubleshooting5 questions · pass 80%
Final exam
20 questions including field scenarios and image questions · 30 minutes · pass mark 80%. Unlocks when every lesson and module assessment is complete.
Practical sign-off
Hands-on tasks a supervisor must watch you complete and sign off before your certificate is issued.
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1
Provision an IP phone and DECT handset to an extension
Auto-provisioning, voice VLAN, registration, and a test call.
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2
Build an inbound call flow
DID → time condition → IVR → ring group → voicemail, tested in and out of hours.
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3
Configure and secure a SIP trunk
Registration or IP auth, codec order, DTMF, outbound caller ID, and dialling restrictions.
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4
Diagnose a one-way audio fault from a SIP trace
Identify the SDP address problem and correct it.