Cisco Implementing Cisco IP Telephony and Video, Part 2 (CIPTV2) Set 3

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Which statement is true regarding the configuration of SAF Forwarder?

In a multisite dial plan, SAF Forwarders may exist in multiple autonomous systems. The client label that is configured in Cisco Unified Communications Manager must match the configuration on the SAF Forwarder router. There should not be multiple nodes of Cisco Unified Communications Manager clusters acting as SAF clients. The destination IP address must match the loopback address of the SAF router.

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What is the purpose of a SAF Client?

To decode address information and route calls to and from the end points To pass IP information from the CUCM to the endpoint To learn about and advertise or subscribe information about SAF network services To reside in the Cisco IOS software, and to communicate with the SAF forwarder

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Where do you specify the device mobility group and physical location after they have been configured?

phones DMI device mobility CSS device pool MRGL

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What impact do roaming-sensitive settings and Device Mobility settings have on call routing?

Device Mobility settings have no impact on call routing, but roaming-sensitive settings modify the AAR group, AAR CSS, and device CSS. Device Mobility settings modify the device CSS and the roaming-sensitive settings modify the AAR group and AAR CSS. Device Mobility settings modify the AAR group and the AAR CSS, the roaming-sensitive settings modify the device CSS. Roaming-sensitive settings are settings that do not have an impact on call routing. Device Mobility settings, on the other hand, may have an impact on call routing because they modify the device CSS, AAR group, and AAR CSS.

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When Cisco Extension Mobility is implemented, which CSS is used for calling privileges?

The user device profile line CSS combined with the device CSS of the physical phone used to log in the extension mobility user. The user device profile device CSS combined with the line CSS of the physical phone used to log in the extension mobility user. Only the user device profile device CSS is used. The combined line/device CSS of the physical phone is used to log in the extension mobility user. The combined line/device CSS of the user device profile.

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When multiple Cisco Extension Mobility profiles exist, which actions take place when a user tries to log in to Cisco Extension Mobility?

The login will fail because only a single Cisco Extension Mobility profile is allowed. The user must select the desired profile. The user must login to both profiles in the order they are presented. The user may login to both profiles in any order. Login will only be allowed to multiple profiles if the service parameter Allow Multiple Logins is enabled.

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When Cisco Extension Mobility is implemented, how is the audio source for the MOH selected?

The audio source that is configured at the user device profile is selected. The audio source that is configured at the home phone of the user is selected. The audio source that is configured at the physical phone used for the Cisco Extension Mobility login is selected. The audio source that is configured in the IP Voice Media Streaming parameters is selected.

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You have been asked to deploy Cisco Extension Mobility Cross Cluster for a distributed call processing environment. During the initial extension mobility login request, how does the visiting cluster determine if the user is a local user or a remote user?

by using a third-party automatic provisioning tool to verify user ID by broadcasting a request to all clusters to verify the user type from user IDs that are created by default when the user logs in by using Extension Mobility Cross Cluster Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunks by verifying against the local database

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When device mobility mode is enabled or disabled for a cluster, to which does the cluster setting apply?

all phones in the cluster that support device mobility all phones in the cluster that subscribed to device mobility mobile phones in the cluster that support device mobility mobile phones in the cluster that are in default mode

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Which statement is true when device mobility mode is enabled or disabled in the Phone Configuration window?

The device mobility mode phone settings take precedence over the service parameter settings. The service parameter settings take precedence over the device mobility mode phone settings. The combined service parameter settings and the device mobility mode phone settings will be used. The default settings will be used due to the conflicts.

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