Lab / Mastery map

Mastery map

Fundamentals through the hard edges. Every row has a place to read. Anything this lab will not pretend to know is marked unverified.

SectionWhereStatus
Fundamentals to advancedStart here and tracks T1โ€“T863 written rooms
ArchitectureCalling, WxCC, Enterprise, Dedicated InstanceIn the rooms
DeploymentWxCC setup, DI connectivityIn the rooms
Migration and cutoverT6 and checklistStudy checklist, not a runbook
Configuration walkthroughsEach room's Config section, plus archive studioArchive keeps the click-path console
TroubleshootingCases, treeCited fixes
Ports and protocolsMastery and the port gameChecked against b2exve on 2026-10-15
BYOC, SIP trunks, PSTNT2-R02, T7-R04Three location choices
WFMT3-R09, sheetMulti-tenant SKU unverified
Recording and QMT2-R06Provider, retention, E2EE
E911Ports, sheetHosts and 933
Reporting and analyticsT1-R06, T2-R08, Analyzer, CUICClocks differ
CRM and APIsT8-R03, T8-R04Connectors cited
AI agentsT8-R05AGENT_TRANSFER
Security and complianceT1-R07, T2-R06TLS, SRTP, E2EE
Licensing and certificationsCert tracker, T1-R03Names as of 2026-10-14
Roadmap, 2026T8-R08Re-check the live what's-new page
Customer integrationsAtlasPatterns only. No invented customers.
Interview and careerInterview prep, certsNot a promise of a job or a score

Career path, without a salary myth

A calling administrator who can defend a trunk, a dial plan, and 933 is useful on a Calling project. A contact-center engineer adds flows, queues, and Analyzer. Enterprise adds ICM script sense and CUIC. Dedicated Instance adds peering. Certifications are optional evidence. The Canon cert page records CLCOR plus one of CLACC, CLHCT, or CLCCE. Domain weights are not printed, because memorizing a percent is not the skill.