Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Cisco Unified Presence

Cisco Unified Presence
818 MB



Cisco® Unified Communications is a comprehensive IP communications system of voice, video, data, and mobility products and applications. It enables more effective, more secure, more personal communications that directly affect both sales and profitability. It brings people together by enabling a new way of communicating-where your business moves with you, security is everywhere, and information is always available…whenever and wherever it is needed. Cisco Unified Communications is part of an integrated solution that includes network infrastructure, security, mobility, network management products, lifecycle services, flexible deployment and outsourced management options, end-user and partner financing packages, and third-party communications applications.

Cisco Unified Presence is a crucial component for delivering the full value of a Cisco Unified Communications environment. It collects information about a user’s availability status, such as whether the user is using a communications device such as a phone at a particular time. It also collects information regarding a user’s communications capabilities, such whether Web collaboration or video conferencing is active. Using information captured by Cisco Unified Presence, applications such as Cisco Unified Personal Communicator and Cisco Unified Communications Manager (formerly Cisco Unified CallManager) can improve productivity by helping users connect with colleagues more efficiently by determining the most effective means for collaborative communication.



Product Overview

Cisco Unified Presence takes advantage of Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) technology to support new voice services in the enterprise environment. SIP enhances the voice network by providing a core set of behaviors for session establishment and control that can be applied in a wide array of features and services. In addition to core SIP support, Cisco Unified Presence uses SIP for Instant Messaging and Presence Leveraging Extensions (SIMPLE) technology to support both instant messaging and presence.

Cisco Unified Presence consists of a SIP presence engine and a SIP proxy function. The presence engine collects user presence information (such as busy, idle, away, or available status) as well as user capabilities (such as the capability to support voice, video, instant messaging, and Web collaboration) and compiles the data in a repository for each user. This repository is accessed by the applications and features that each user employs. Unique user rules and privacy can be applied by each user to help ensure that only authorized applications and users have access to presence information. The SIP proxy function facilitates efficient and accurate routing of both presence and general SIP messaging through the enterprise.

Cisco Unified Presence is tightly integrated with various desktop clients and applications. It helps Cisco Unified Personal Communicator, the Cisco enterprise desktop client, to perform numerous functions such as click to dial and phone control and voice, video, and Web collaboration. In addition, Cisco Unified Presence provides a core instant messaging service for Cisco Unified IP Phones connected to Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Cisco Unified Presence also supports interoperability with enterprise desktop applications such as IBM Sametime and Microsoft Office Communicator, allowing these desktop applications to operate in conjunction with Cisco Unified IP Phones supported on Cisco Unified Communications Manager.



Key Features and Benefits



Standards-Based SIP or SIMPLE Network Interface

Cisco Unified Presence provides a standards-based peering environment to any SIP- or SIMPLE-capable application or network. In effect, any user status that is maintained in the presence engine can be requested using the IETF standards for status and presence sharing. These SIP and SIMPLE standards define the accepted messaging to initiate and maintain a status request and to provide appropriate responses. Status information can be collected and distributed by the presence engine, depending on the needs of the services deployed.

This implemented interface provides a standardized way to interoperate with numerous Cisco partners building value-added services for Cisco Unified Communications customers.



Cisco Unified Applications Environment Interface

The Cisco Unified Applications Environment provides a mechanism to allow customers to rapidly create and deploy custom IP phone applications without the complexity associated with programming languages or interfaces. Applications developed in the Cisco Unified Applications Environment can read and write user reachability, device availability, and user status to and from the presence engine.



Cisco Unified Personal Communicator Network Interface

Cisco Unified Presence 6.0 is required to support the core functions for Cisco Unified Personal Communicator 1.2 (or later). Features include instant messaging, presence information, and storage of contacts as well as individual rules and preferences. Cisco Unified Presence also helps enable phone control and monitoring for click-to-dial services. A secure environment helps ensure the integrity of this personal information with such controls as user passwords, network connectivity information, and personal contact lists. A notification service advises Cisco Unified Personal Communicator users when changes are made to their configuration profiles.



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Begining WF – Windows Worklow in .NET 4.0


English
WMV3 1024 x768
MP3 48 Kbps
536 MB

Genre: eLearning



Red Prairie is a software company building solutions for Workforce, Warehouse, and Transportation Management. Of course, every company they serve wants the solution to meet their unique business processes. In this episode, Dan Piessens, Software Architect for Red Prairie, shows us how Windows Workflow Foundation in .NET 4 provides the capabilities they need.



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How to Test in Visual Studio 2010

How to Test in Visual Studio 2010

English
WMV3 1024 x768
MP3 48 Kbps
2.72 GB

Genre: eLearning



Are you tired of spending hours trying to reproduce and diagnose bugs? Do you have a hard time getting testers and developers to talk to each other? Is it difficult to determine which tests are most important to run after you produce a new build? If so, then this video is for you! Software testing is perhaps the #1 area of investment for the application lifecycle management capabilities of Visual Studio 2010. During this introductory session we explore the new software testing architecture offered by Visual Studio 2010. We examine the various testing roles played by members of the development and testing teams and show how they will interact with Visual Studio 2010 to more effectively test software and eliminate bugs. During part 1 we cover a lot of key testing concepts so that we can hit the ground running with a demo-rich session during part 2 of this presentation.



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TrainSignal - Exchange Server 2010 Training
1.65 GB

Genre: eLearning



Our Comprehensive Exchange Server 2010 Training Teaches You How to Install, Configure, and Maintain the Newest Release of MS’s Exchange Server Software! Plus, Get Hands-On Exchange 2010 Experience and Complete 70-662 Exam Coverage!



"Am I qualified to take this course?"

YES! If you are a complete beginner to Exchange Server or have experience with previous Exchange Server products, then you will benefit from this course!

**Note - A basic understand of networking is assumed.



"Do I need any special equipment to complete this training course?"

NO All you need is a computer with Internet Explorer and a media player;

however, working hands-on with Exchange Server 2010 may enhance your training experience.

The software used in the course demonstrations include: Exchange 2010 RTM and Server 2008 R2.

**Note - You can install Exchange 2010 on Server 2008 instead of R2 if need-be.



"Will this course prepare me for a MS Certification Exam?"

YES! This course will help you prepare for the 70-662 MS Exchange Server 2010, Configuring exam. Although the 70-662 Exam has its own MCTS certification, it is also part of the MCITP Enterprise Messaging Administrator 2010 certification track.



mORE iNFO

_http://www.trainsignal.com/Exchange-Server-2010-Training-P89.aspx



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TrainSignal - Exchange Server 2010 Training DVD1

TrainSignal - Exchange Server 2010 Training
2.30 GB

Genre: eLearning



Our Comprehensive Exchange Server 2010 Training Teaches You How to Install, Configure, and Maintain the Newest Release of MS’s Exchange Server Software! Plus, Get Hands-On Exchange 2010 Experience and Complete 70-662 Exam Coverage!



"Am I qualified to take this course?"

YES! If you are a complete beginner to Exchange Server or have experience with previous Exchange Server products, then you will benefit from this course!

**Note - A basic understand of networking is assumed.



"Do I need any special equipment to complete this training course?"

NO All you need is a computer with Internet Explorer and a media player;

however, working hands-on with Exchange Server 2010 may enhance your training experience.

The software used in the course demonstrations include: Exchange 2010 RTM and Server 2008 R2.

**Note - You can install Exchange 2010 on Server 2008 instead of R2 if need-be.



"Will this course prepare me for a MS Certification Exam?"

YES! This course will help you prepare for the 70-662 MS Exchange Server 2010, Configuring exam. Although the 70-662 Exam has its own MCTS certification, it is also part of the MCITP Enterprise Messaging Administrator 2010 certification track.



mORE iNFO

_http://www.trainsignal.com/Exchange-Server-2010-Training-P89.aspx



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The .NET Framework 4.0 – Workflow 4.0

The .NET Framework 4.0 – Workflow 4.0

English
WMV3 1024×768
MP3 48 Kbps
515.2 MB

Genre: eLearning



Speaker : Peter Himschoot

Discuss and ask questions about Windows Workflow Foundation in the .NET Framework 4. The Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is Microsoft’s programming model, engine and tools for quickly building workflow-enabled applications on Windows. Windows Workflow Foundation includes support for both system workflow and human workflow across a wide range of scenarios.

So what is workflow 4? Why did Microsoft build a new framework? Learn about developing workflows, including building services with workflow foundation, content based correlation, tracing and AppFabrik, formerly known as project Dublin.



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Microsoft F# Tutorial

Microsoft F# Tutorial

English
WMV3 1024×768
MP3 48 Kbps
865 MB

Genre: eLearning



Author: Dr Don Syme

F# is Microsoft’s first functional programming language to be included as one of Visual Studio’s official set of languages. F# is a succinct, efficient, expressive functional/object-oriented programming language under joint development by Microsoft Developer Division and Microsoft Research.



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Building Website with Opensource Template

Building Website with Opensource Template
1.7GB



Tutorial Videos of :

•VOL A Joomla! for Beginners

•VOL B Building a CSS Template for JOOMLA

•VOL C Increasing User Experience with javascript

•VOL D Joomla Optimization

•VOL E Template Migration for Joomla Tutorial Series

•VOL F MooTools for the Rest of Us

•VOL G Remaining Collection BEAUTY IN DESIGN



COURSES OUTLINE :

A. Joomla! for Beginners

01. Introduction

02. Downloading Joomla!

03. Creating your Database

04. Uploading Joomla! to your site

05. Installing and Configuring Joomla!

06. A Walk around the Front End

07. It’s all about Content

08. The Back End – Administrator

09. Creating Sections

10. Creating Categories

11. Creating Content Items

12. Linking to Menus

13. Installing Templates

14. Worked Example – An online shop

15. Worked Example – A membership site

16. Worked Example – A magazine

17. Support and Conclusion

B. Building a CSS Template for JOOMLA

1. Lesson One – Slicing a Photoshop Image

• Planning the Layout

• Slicing Images

• Naming Slices

• Saving for the Web

2. Lesson Two – Creating the Foundation

• Files and Folders

• Linking the CSS into the PHP Document

• Getting Setup in Style Master

• Creating the DIV tags

3. Lesson Three – CSS Layout I

• Styling the Body

• Styling the Container

• Styling the Header



4. Lesson Four – CSS Layout II

• Styling the content DIV

• Working through browser bugs



5. Lesson Five – Finishing up and JOOMLA Integration

• Install JOOMLA Plug-in from

• Placing the Header Code

• Placing the Content Code

• Prepare the XML file

• Zip and Upload



C. Increasing User Experience with javascript

1. Introduction

• Overview of the series

• Showcasing the javascript effects



2. Lesson Two – De-Cluttering the Membership Page

• Attaching scripts

• Considering MooTools as a solution to a cluttered layout

• Using the Fx.Styles of Mootools to change element properties



3. Lesson Three – Using MooTabs to Condense Related Products

• Understanding how MooTabs works

• Implementing MooTabs to condense the related products of a shopping cart



4. Lesson Four – Using a MooTools ‘Light Box’ to Create a Friendly Gallery

• Understanding the problem with the existing gallery

• Fixing the gallery with the MooTools Light Box



5. Lesson Five – Using Fx.Styles to Control Font Size

• Selecting an area to change

• Implementing Fx.Styles to change fonts



6. Lesson Six – Creating a Sliding Sub Menu with MooTools

• Analyzing the main menu and sub-menu for implementation

• Implement some simple MooTools effects to reveal sub-links



7. Lesson Seven – Implementing Reflection javascript for Images

• Downloading and using reflection.js for images



8. Lesson Eight – Creating a Sliding Image Menu

• Understanding how the Sliding Image Menu works

• Implementing the Sliding Image Menu



9. Lesson Nine – Using AJAX with the Sliding Image Menu

• Creating an updated area for changing content

• Implementing AJAX links with the Sliding Image Menu



D. Joomla Optimization



1. Lesson One – Validation

•CSS Validation

•XHTML Validation

•Correcting incorrect markup



2. Lesson Two – Improving Module Output

•Different types of module output options

•Optimizing the template (continued from the JOOMLA Template Series)



3. Lesson Three – Improving JOOMLA Accessibility

•Better font usage

•Using CSS compression to better file sizes



4. Lesson Four – Using ARTIO SEF Component

•Getting JOOMLA ready for better URL’s

•Around ARTIO



E. Template Migration for Joomla Tutorial Series

1. Lesson One – Introduction and Re-Ordering the File Structure

• Introduction to the Template

• Moving the template files to the correct location for Joomla



2. Lesson Two – Optimizing the Template

• The Dreamweaver extension from Joomlasolutions.com

• Inserting the php tags, header code, and various other code



3. Lesson Three – The Template Details XML File

• How the template_details.xml works

• Assigning files, images, css, etc.



4. Lesson Four – Re-naming and Styling the Main Menu

• Understanding how the Main Menu is styled

• Re-assigning existing menu styles with the Joomla selectors



5. Lesson Five – Migrating Styles for Use with Modules

• Latest news module changes

• Main menu module stylings in other positions



6. Lesson Six – Custom Module Styling Using Class Suffixes

• Styling the Newsflash module similar to the static template

Using class suffixes in Joomla



7. Lesson Seven – Styling Various Joomla Elements

• Style matching the titles, paragraphs, etc. in the template

• News component styling



F. MooTools for the Rest of Us



1. Lesson One – Ideas and Resources

• The Purpose and Format of this series

• Where to get ideas from/documentation

• Getting MooTools



2. Lesson Two – Setting up the Document

• javascript insertion

• Testing out an effect



3. Lesson Three – Creating a “Drag & Resize”-able Window

• Finding ideas

• Implementing an idea

• Duplicating several windows



4. Lesson Four – Opacity Fades for various windows

• Recognizing windows to fade

• Implementing the code

• Custom Options



5. Lesson Five – Using Moo.Ajax for the JoomlaOS Template

• Some benefits

• Creating an Ajax link for the JoomlaOS Template



G.Remaining Collection BEAUTY IN DESIGN



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Serebra MCSE 2003

Serebra MCSE 2003: 70-270, 70-290, 70-291, 70-293, 70-294
828 MB



Microsoft Windows XP Installation and Administration

Exam 70-270

Installing Windows XP Professional

Automation of Installation

Hardware Configuration

Troubleshooting the Boot Process

Configuring Windows XP Professional

Configuring the Desktop Environment

Configuring and Supporting TCP/IP

Configuring Names Resolution

Supporting Remote Users

Configuring Remote Connections

Configuring Windows XP for Mobile Users

Printers, Faxes, and Other Devices

Managing Disks

Configuring and Managing File Systems

Monitoring Resources and Performance

Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment



Exam 70-290

Introduction to Administration

Creating User and Computer Accounts

Managing User and Computer Accounts

Managing Groups

Managing Access to Resources

Administering Servers

Managing Physical and Logical Disks

Device Management

Managing Data Storage

Managing IIS

Update Services

Monitoring Servers

Counter Logs and Alerts

Managing Data Recovery

Managing Data Recovery 2



Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure

Exam 70-291

TCP/IP Configuration

Routing Configuration

DHCP

Managing and Monitoring DHCP

Name Resolution with DNS

DNS Zone Transfers and Clients

DNS Management and Monitoring

NetBIOS Name Resolution Using WINS

Security with IPSec and Certificates

Network Access Connections

User Access and IAS

Network Access Management



Planning and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure

Exam 70-293

TCP/IP Physical and Logical Network

Routing Planning

Routing Troubleshooting

DHCP Planning and Security

DHCP Troubleshooting

DNS Servers and Namespaces

DNS Zones and DNS/WINS

DNS Optimizing and Troubleshooting

Planning and Optimizing WINS

IPSec

Network Access

Network Access 2

Troubleshooting Network Access

Troubleshooting Remote Access

Security Implementation

Security Strategies

Server Availability

Disaster Recovery

Performance Monitoring

Planning a Network Infrastructure



Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure

Exam 70-294

Active Directory Introduction

Forest and Domain Structures

OU Structures

User, Group, and Computer Accounts

Strategies for Planning

GPO Fundamentals

Managing and Maintaining GPOs

Managing Software Deployment

Software Deployment Maintenance

Managing Active Directory Replication

Replication Troubleshooting and Strategy

Implementing Domain Controller Placement

Managing Operations Masters

Managing Active Directory

Backing Up and Restoring



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