Implementing Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies (CLCOR) Course in Qatar

For most organisations, a dropped call with a customer or a frozen video meeting with senior leaders is more than a technical fault; it damages trust. Reliable, secure and high-quality communication has become part of the service every business offers. The Implementing and Operating Cisco Collaboration Core Technologies (CLCOR) course gives IT teams the knowledge to deliver that standard on Cisco collaboration platforms.

Quality and resilience sit at the centre of the programme. You learn to design collaboration solutions with the right sizing, bandwidth, codecs, high availability and disaster recovery, and to apply Quality of Service (QoS) so voice and video stay clear even when networks are busy. Practical modules on media troubleshooting teach you to recognise and resolve one-way audio, choppy sound and video artefacts before users report them.

Security receives equal attention. The course covers X.509 certificates, single sign-on, OAuth and encrypted media with SRTP, as well as calling privileges and toll fraud prevention that protect organisations from costly misuse. At the network edge, you explore how Cisco Expressway and Cisco Unified Border Element (CUBE) securely connect internal users to remote workers, partners and service providers.

Alongside these themes, you build core skills in Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Cisco Unity Connection, Webex Calling and the Webex Suite for calling, meetings and messaging. The course prepares you for Cisco exam 350-801, which earns the Cisco Certified Specialist – Collaboration Core credential and forms the core of CCNP Collaboration and CCIE Collaboration. We deliver the course to IT professionals and organisations across Qatar.

Course objectives

This course will enable you to:

1. Design collaboration solutions with appropriate sizing, bandwidth, codec selection, high availability, and disaster recovery.
2. Secure collaboration services using X.509 certificates, single sign-on, OAuth, TLS and SRTP.
3. Prevent toll fraud and control call access with calling privileges in CUCM and call permissions in Webex Calling.
4. Explain how Cisco Expressway and CUBE securely connect users, partners, and service providers at the network edge.
5. Configure the Webex Suite for calling, meetings and messaging, and manage services through Webex Control Hub.
6. Integrate Cisco Unity Connection with call control to deliver dependable voicemail and call handling.
7. Implement QoS trust boundaries, classification, marking, and queuing to keep voice and video quality consistent.