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We're here to help you find itThe Oracle Session Monitor - Platform Admin and Configuration Ed 1 course equips students with essential skills to efficiently administer and configure Oracle Session Monitor (OCSM). Learning objectives include installation and setup of OCSM, management of general and network settings, and advanced call merging techniques. Participants gain practical experience on topics like fraud detection and prevention, user management, and external device integration. Through a mix of theory and hands-on exercises, this course ensures students can securely manage and optimize their OCSM environment. Perfect for IT professionals, this course offers valuable insights into enhancing platform performance and reliability.
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Here are the minimum required prerequisites for successfully undertaking the Oracle Session Monitor - Platform Admin and Configuration Ed 1 course:
Basic Understanding of Networking Concepts:
Familiarity with VoIP Technologies:
Experience with Oracle Communications Systems:
General IT Knowledge:
Basic Database Knowledge:
These prerequisites will help ensure you have the foundational knowledge to effectively engage with the course content and maximize your learning experience.
The Oracle Session Monitor - Platform Administration and Configuration Ed 1 course provides comprehensive training on installing, configuring, and managing Oracle Session Monitor (OCSM). This course ensures you have the skills to effectively monitor and manage session analytics within Oracle's system.
Installation and Platform Setup: Successfully install OCSM and understand the platform’s hardware and software requirements.
Platform Configuration: Configure OCSM for different machine types and tailor settings such as call capacity, disk usage, and data retention.
System Administration: Learn to access and utilize the OM GUI for system administration tasks, including viewing general settings and managing REST API configurations.
Managing Platform Devices: Add and configure platform devices such as SBC/B2BUA and trunks, and understand device identification and number determination.
User Management: Manage user roles and permissions, configure password settings, and ensure users have appropriate access within the OCSM platform.
External Device Management: Configure RADIUS authentication, SNMP options, and enable access to files via FTPS.
System Settings Configuration: Set critical system parameters, upload Oracle SBC configurations, and create ME configuration savepoints.
**Call Merging
The Oracle Session Monitor - Platform Administration and Configuration Ed 1 course provides comprehensive training on installing, configuring, and managing Oracle Session Monitor (OCSM). This course ensures you have the skills to effectively monitor and manage session analytics within Oracle's system.
Installation and Platform Setup: Successfully install OCSM and understand the platform’s hardware and software requirements.
Platform Configuration: Configure OCSM for different machine types and tailor settings such as call capacity, disk usage, and data retention.
System Administration: Learn to access and utilize the OM GUI for system administration tasks, including viewing general settings and managing REST API configurations.
Managing Platform Devices: Add and configure platform devices such as SBC/B2BUA and trunks, and understand device identification and number determination.
User Management: Manage user roles and permissions, configure password settings, and ensure users have appropriate access within the OCSM platform.
External Device Management: Configure RADIUS authentication, SNMP options, and enable access to files via FTPS.
System Settings Configuration: Set critical system parameters, upload Oracle SBC configurations, and create ME configuration savepoints.
**Call Merging
