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Cisco exam 350-801 + 300-815 · CLCOR v2.0 + CLACC v2.0

CCNP Collaboration Bootcamp

This course prepares you for the CLCOR 350-801 core and CLACC 300-815 concentration exams that make up CCNP Collaboration, on the v2.0 blueprints Cisco introduced on February 3, 2026 with an even split between on-premises and cloud content. You build dial plans, gateways and Expressway edges by hand and troubleshoot them with real SIP traces.

CCNP Collaboration = 1 core exam + 1 concentration. This course covers CLACC (advanced call control). Other concentrations that count: 300-820 CLHCT (hybrid and cloud) and 300-830 CLCCE (Webex Contact Center).

Duration
17 weeks
Format
Live online + self-study
First class
Free, no obligation
Level
CCNA level knowledge
Schedule
Evenings, US time zones
Lectures
34 (notes · lab · quiz)
Exam
Cisco 350-801 + 300-815
Exam details
Core 120 min · $400, concentration 90 min · $300 (paid to Cisco)
Tuition
$3,000 per student, batch of 3 to 5 · payment plans
Core exam · 350-801 CLCOR v2.0

What you'll master.

1.015% of exam

Infrastructure and Design

  • Sizing, bandwidth, codecs and dial plan design
  • Certificates, SSO, OAuth and SRTP
  • DNS, NTP, LDAP, DHCP and CDP/LLDP
2.010% of exam

Protocols and Endpoints

  • Endpoint and Webex App provisioning
  • SIP call setup, SDP and DTMF
  • Registration troubleshooting
3.030% of exam

On-Premises Call Control

  • Globalized call routing in UCM
  • Partitions, CSS and toll fraud prevention
  • Unity Connection and LDAP users
4.010% of exam

Voice Gateways and Session Border Controllers

  • VoIP and POTS dial peers
  • Translation rules and codec lists
  • Redundancy and media resources
5.025% of exam

Cloud and Hybrid Services

  • Webex Calling locations, trunks and dial plans
  • Cloud meetings, messaging and users
  • Webex APIs and hybrid services
6.010% of exam

Media and QoS

  • One-way and choppy audio
  • Trust boundaries and marking
  • LLQ policies
Concentration exam · 300-815 CLACC v2.0

Implementing Cisco Advanced Call Control On-Premises

1.010% of exam

Signaling and Media Protocols

  • PRACK, UPDATE and ring back
  • Mid-call signaling
  • STUN, TURN and ICE
2.030% of exam

Session Border Controller and Voice Gateway Technologies

  • CME and SIP SRST
  • CUBE dial peers and VoIP Trace
  • SIP interoperability and transcoding
3.025% of exam

Advanced Call Control

  • SIP normalization and trunk profiles
  • Call recording options
  • Globalized routing troubleshooting
4.020% of exam

Supplemental Features and Security

  • Certificates and secure phones
  • Hunt groups, park and MoH
  • Mobility and ILS
5.015% of exam

Remote Connectivity and Business to Business Solutions

  • Mobile and Remote Access
  • Expressway encryption and security
  • B2B calling
Lecture by lecture

The complete 34-lecture path.

Every lecture includes a live class, self-study notes, an exam-style CLI lab and a 10-question Cisco-style quiz.

01Collaboration Architecture & Sizing
  • On-premises, hybrid and cloud offerings [1.1.a]
  • Sizing a cluster [1.1.b]
  • Bandwidth per call [1.1.c]
  • Audio and video codecs [1.1.d]

LAB Size a 500-user branch and its WAN bandwidth

02Network Services Phones Depend On
  • DNS A, SRV and PTR records [1.5.a]
  • NTP [1.5.b]
  • DHCP options for phones [1.5.d]
  • CDP and LLDP voice VLAN discovery [1.5.e]

LAB Fix a phone that cannot reach its TFTP server

03QoS for Real-Time Media
  • Signaling and media on wired and wireless networks [6.2]
  • Trust boundaries [6.3]
  • LLQ with class map, policy map and service policy [6.4]
  • QoS as a design element [1.1.i]

LAB Build an LLQ policy on a WAN edge router

04SIP & SDP Fundamentals
  • Call setup and teardown [2.2.a]
  • SDP offer and answer with SRTP [2.2.b]
  • DTMF RFC 2833/4733 [2.2.c]
  • Hold, resume and transfer [2.2.d]

LAB Find where a call fails in a SIP ladder diagram

05Advanced SIP Signaling
  • Ring back, PRACK and UPDATE [CLACC 1.1]
  • Mid-call hold, transfer, conference and session timers [CLACC 1.3]
  • STUN, TURN and ICE [CLACC 1.2]

LAB Trace a blind and a consult transfer

06UCM Clusters, Availability & Upgrades
  • High availability [1.1.e]
  • Disaster recovery [1.1.f]
  • The cluster upgrade process [1.3]
  • Expressway and CUBE at the edge [1.2]

LAB Plan a cluster upgrade order and a backup

07Users, LDAP & RBAC
  • LDAP sync and authentication [3.7.a]
  • Troubleshooting LDAP [1.5.c]
  • Role-based access [3.7.b]

LAB Sync users from a directory and assign an admin role

08Deploying Endpoints
  • Manual provisioning [2.1.a]
  • Self-provisioning [2.1.b]
  • Bulk provisioning [2.1.c]
  • Activation code onboarding [2.1.d]

LAB Onboard 10 phones in bulk and 2 with activation codes

09Webex App & Registration Troubleshooting
  • Webex App on desktop and mobile [2.1.e]
  • Endpoint registration on UCM and CUBE [2.3]
  • Reading registration traces [2.3]

LAB Find why three phones show Unregistered

10How UCM Routes a Call
  • The call routing process [3.1]
  • Route patterns, route groups and route lists [3.3.a]
  • Local route group [3.3.c]
  • Dial plan design [1.1.g]

LAB Build a route list with two gateways

11Class of Service & Toll Fraud
  • Partitions and CSS [3.3.e]
  • Time-of-day routing [3.3.d]
  • Forced authorization codes [3.3.f]
  • Toll fraud prevention in UCM [3.2]

LAB Block international calls after hours

12Globalized Call Routing
  • +E.164 route patterns [3.3.a]
  • Translation and transformation patterns [3.3.b]
  • Urgent priority [3.3.g]

LAB Globalize a two-site dial plan

13Dial Plan Troubleshooting & ILS
  • Monitoring tools for dial plan faults [3.4]
  • Troubleshooting globalized routing [CLACC 3.3]
  • ILS, URI sync and GDPR [CLACC 4.4]

LAB Repair a misrouted inter-site call

14Supplementary Features
  • Call park and pickup [CLACC 4.2.a, 4.2.b]
  • Hunt groups and queuing with announcements [CLACC 4.2.c, 4.2.d]
  • MoH, barge and BLF [CLACC 4.2.e, 4.2.f, 4.2.g]

LAB Build a sales hunt group with queuing and MoH

15Mobility Features
  • Unified Mobility [CLACC 4.3.a]
  • Extension Mobility [CLACC 4.3.b]
  • Extend and Connect [CLACC 4.3.c]

LAB Fix an Extension Mobility login failure

16Unity Connection
  • Mailboxes and MWI [3.6.a]
  • SIP integration with UCM [3.6.b]
  • Call handlers and routing rules [3.6.c]

LAB Build an auto attendant with business hours

17Advanced SIP on UCM & Recording
  • Early and delayed offer [CLACC 3.1.a]
  • Normalization and transparency [CLACC 3.1.b]
  • SIP profiles and trunk security profiles [CLACC 3.1.c, 3.1.d]
  • Recording with XMF, SIPREC and built-in bridge [CLACC 3.2]

LAB Fix early offer on a SIP trunk to CUBE

18IOS XE Dial Peers
  • VoIP and POTS dial peers [4.1.d]
  • Dial peer matching [4.2]
  • DTMF relay [4.1.a]
  • Codec preference lists [4.1.c]

LAB Route inbound PSTN calls to UCM

19Translation Rules, Redundancy & Media Resources
  • Voice translation rules and profiles [4.1.b]
  • Server groups, options keepalive and DNS SRV [4.1.e]
  • SIP profiles and tenants [4.2]
  • IOS XE media resources [4.3]

LAB Strip a prefix and fail over to a second UCM

20CME & SIP SRST
  • Configuring CME [CLACC 2.1]
  • SIP SRST fallback [CLACC 2.1]

LAB Keep a branch dialing during a WAN outage

21CUBE Troubleshooting with VoIP Trace
  • DTMF interop and codec lists [CLACC 2.2.a, 2.2.b]
  • SIP profiles for header changes [CLACC 2.2.c]
  • Bindings, TLS profiles and SRTP [CLACC 2.2.d, 2.2.e]

LAB Find a one-way audio cause in a VoIP Trace

22CUBE Advanced Dial Peers
  • URI matching and E.164 pattern maps [CLACC 2.3.a, 2.3.c]
  • Dial peer groups and hunt stop [CLACC 2.3.b, 2.3.e]
  • Voice VRF [CLACC 2.3.d]

LAB Steer calls to two carriers with dial peer groups

23CUBE Interoperability
  • Video interworking and LTI transcoders [CLACC 2.4.a, 2.4.c]
  • Media flow through and flow around [CLACC 2.4.b]
  • Mid-call filtering, offer interworking and secure trunks [CLACC 2.4.d, 2.4.e, 2.4.f]

LAB Interwork a delayed-offer carrier with an early-offer cluster

24Certificates, TLS & SRTP
  • X.509 and the TLS handshake [1.4.b, 1.4.d]
  • SRTP [1.4.e]
  • UCM trust stores and phone security profiles [CLACC 4.1]
  • Security design [1.1.h]

LAB Register a phone in encrypted mode

25SSO & OAuth
  • SSO integration [1.4.a]
  • OAuth [1.4.c]
  • Troubleshooting sign-in [1.4]

LAB Troubleshoot a failed SSO login

26Mobile & Remote Access
  • Configuring MRA [CLACC 5.1]
  • Troubleshooting MRA [CLACC 5.2]
  • Media traversal and IPv4/IPv6 interworking [CLACC 5.3, 5.4]

LAB Bring an off-site Webex App user online over MRA

27Expressway Encryption & Security
  • TLS, MTLS and media encryption modes [CLACC 5.5]
  • ACME certificates [CLACC 5.5.d]
  • Call policy, intrusion detection and firewall rules [CLACC 5.6]

LAB Lock down an Expressway-E against toll fraud

28Business to Business Calling
  • DNS records and certificates [CLACC 5.7.a, 5.7.b]
  • Traversal, neighbor and DNS zones [CLACC 5.7.c, 5.7.d, 5.7.e]
  • Transforms, search rules and the UCM trunk [CLACC 5.7.f, 5.7.g, 5.7.h]

LAB Complete a B2B video call to a partner domain

29Webex Suite & Webex Calling Routing
  • Webex calling, meetings and messaging [5.1]
  • The Webex Calling routing process [5.2]
  • Operating modes, locations and numbers [5.4.a, 5.4.b, 5.4.c]

LAB Create a location and assign numbers in Control Hub

30Webex Calling Dial Plans
  • Translation patterns [5.4.d]
  • Trunks, route groups and dial plans [5.4.e, 5.4.f]
  • Call permissions and toll fraud [5.4.g, 5.3]

LAB Route a Webex Calling location through a premises trunk

31Cloud Meetings, Messaging & Users
  • Cloud meetings [5.5]
  • Cloud messaging [5.6]
  • Directory connector, SCIM and RBAC [5.8]

LAB Sync users into Control Hub and set admin roles

32Hybrid Services & APIs
  • Cloud Connected UC [5.9]
  • Webex Hybrid Services [5.10]
  • Webex APIs and webhooks [5.7]
  • UCM APIs [3.5]

LAB Read UCM and Webex API calls and name the auth type

33Media Quality Troubleshooting
  • One-way and choppy audio [6.1]
  • Video artifacts [6.1]
  • Network component checks [1.5]

LAB Isolate a choppy audio fault across LAN and WAN

34Final Review & Practice Exams
  • Weak-domain review (CLCOR 1.0 to 6.0)
  • CLACC domain review (1.0 to 5.0)
  • Exam timing strategy
  • Full-length practice exams

LAB Timed CLCOR and CLACC practice exams

Outcomes

By the end you will

  • Design and size a Cisco collaboration deployment across on-premises, hybrid and Webex cloud
  • Build and troubleshoot a globalized UCM dial plan with toll fraud controls
  • Configure CUBE, CME, SRST and Expressway MRA and B2B, and fix them from SIP traces
  • Configure Webex Calling locations, trunks and dial plans in Control Hub
Career paths

Roles this prepares you for

Collaboration EngineerUnified Communications EngineerVoice EngineerWebex Calling Engineer

Includes resume review, LinkedIn optimization and mock interviews focused on the US job market.

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