Czech

Not applicable.

Students who complete this course will be able to:
- explain the concepts of the convergence of telecommunications networks
- explain and compare the properties of circuit-switched and packet-based networks
- explain the concept of private branch exchanges (PBX) and list their utilization
- list the advantages and disadvantages of PBXs of traditional manufacturers with closed source code and open source PBXs
- list the type of PBX interfaces and their utilization
- explain the concepts of the numbering plan and call routing
- explain the issue of routing calls from the public networks DID, DISA, IVR
- explain the issue of routing calls to the public network and between the PBXs, trunk groups, ARS, LCR, ENUM.
- list the dominant platform of open source PBXs and field of application
- choose a suitable open source PBX platform and realize the configuration of progressive platforms
- explain the concepts of subscriber and trunk units, specify their types, characteristics and functions
- list the possibility of integration of the circuit-switched technologies into the open source PBX
- realize the configuration of the FXS, ISDN BRI, PRI, E1, Ethernet interfaces in open source PBX
- list and describe the signalling method used in circuit-switched technologies and be able to configure it in the open source exchanges
- describe signalling system No. 7 and be able to implement and configure it in open source exchanges
- list IP telephony standard protocols and be able to configure them in open source exchanges in different scenarios
- list the IP telephony security options against attacks and eavesdropping, be able to configure them in open source exchanges
- list the IP telephony proprietary protocols and explain their utilization in PBX of traditional manufacturers such as Alcatel-Lucent, Panasonic, Siemens
- explain the issue of providing QoS in IP telephony and realize its implementation in open source exchanges
- describe the structure and functionality of public telephone exchanges such as EWSD and S12
- describe the public numbering plan, routing between operators, international and emergency call routing
- list the additional PBX services and be able to implement them in the open source exchanges

Knowledge and skills acquired in Teleinformatics Bachelor study programme are expected. Students who are going to attend this course should have full knowledge of the configuration and diagnostics of IP protocol based networks. They should have basic skills in the Linux command line, should be able to configure and monitor IP interfaces, check the running processes, terminate the process, etc. They should also have knowledge and practical experience of IP telephony, SIP and RTP protocols, etc.

Not applicable.

Techning methods include lectures and practical laboratories. Course is taking advantage of e-learning (Moodle) system.

At the end of each laboratory exercise the teacher checks the results of the given assignment and awards points. Experience gained in Asterisk Open Source PBX configuration is verified by the individual project. The points awarded for laboratory exercises (a maximum of 35 points in a semester) go to the evaluation of the examination and thus also to the assessment. The exam is written. The maximum number of points is 65. The overall evaluation is the sum of points for laboratory exercises and the written exam. The minimum required value is 50 points; the maximum value is 100 points.

Lectures:
1. Introduction.
2. Private branch exchanges
3. Open Source Private branch exchanges
4. Subscriber units, trunks, Open Source PBX hardware
5. PSTN signalling and its implementation in v Open Source PBX 1
6. PSTN signalling and its implementation in v Open Source PBX 2
7. VoIP signalling and its implementation in v Open Source PBX 1
8. VoIP signalling and its implementation in v Open Source PBX 2
9. IP telephony - Ensuring QoS and security
10. Public telephone exchanges in the national network, numbering plan.
11. PBX services and its implementation in the Open Source PBX
12. Switching Network
13. Queuing Theory

Laboratory practise:
1. PBX Asterisk - Introduction, SIP, IAX, DAHDI, simple numbering plan
2. PBX Asterisk - Advanced numbering plan and Macros
3. PBX Asterisk - Trunking
4. PBX Asterisk - Advanced Services of PBX
5. PBX Asterisk - Advanced access and scripting capabilities
6. PBX Asterisk - Individual project
7. PBX Siemens HiPath 3500, E1 Q – signalling
8. DAHDI, SS7 signalling and measuring on subscriber unit
9. PBX Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Enterprise
10. PBX Asterisk Embedded system
11. Sangoma - Wanpipe, Sangoma media gateway and measuring on ISDN BRI
12. PBX Panasonic KX-NCP500

Not applicable.

The aim of the course is to familiarize students with prospective telecommunication and information systems, their hardware, software and services.

Attendance at laboratory exercises is compulsory, justified absence can be made up after prior arrangement with the instructor. The content and forms of instruction in the evaluated course are specified by a regulation issued by the lecturer responsible for the course and updated for every academic year.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

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Šilhavý, P. Telekomunikační technika pro integrovanou výuku VUT a VŠB-TUO. Brno: Vysoké učení technické v Brně, 2014. s. 1-107. ISBN: 978-80-214-4870-4. (CS)