Cisco IP Telephony for Release 5.x

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What are the minimum configuration parameters required to manually add an IP phone to Cisco Unified CallManager 5.0?

MAC address, user profile, phone security profile, and phone button template MAC address, device profile, user security profile, and phone button template MAC address, device pool, and phone button template MAC address, device pool, phone security profile, and phone button template

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Which configuration parameter may need to be adjusted when the Region setting is changed?

Class of Control AAR Group Location Device Pool

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What is the purpose of using device pools?

to provide all the IP phone parameters required for auto-registration to consolidate the dial plan for a set of IP phones in the same location to provide an easily modified set of system parameters for the Cisco Unified CallManager server andendpoints to provide a convenient way to define a set of common characteristics that can be assigned to devices

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You need to delete and add a new device pool to your Cisco Unified CallManager cluster, but when you try to delete the existing device pool you receive an error message stating that the device pool is still in use. Which tool can you use to determine which devices are still using the device pool?

the Dial Plan report Cisco Unified CallManager group records Device Pool records Dependency records

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What causes an IP phone to register with the SRST router when the IP WAN fails?

The SRST router stops receiving keepalives from the Cisco Unified CallManager and falls back to the SRST. The IP phone loses keepalives from the Cisco Unified CallManager and reregisters with the SRST. The IP WAN interface on the SRST router goes down and triggers an SRST operation. The SRST sends an INVITE message to the IP phone when the IP WAN fails. The IP phone receives a new configuration to register with the SRST router when it becomes active.

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How does the Cisco Unified CallManager use RSVP?

it uses RSVP bandwidth and zones to determine how and if calls can be placed it uses the RSVP-configured bandwidth between sites as a method of determining if there is sufficientbandwidth for a call it initiates RSVP reservations from the Cisco Unified CallManager server, which is an active participant inthe reservation process it uses an RSVP-enabled infrastructure and an RSVP agent controlled by Cisco Unified CallManager torequest a bandwidth reservation from the network in order to place a call it uses RSVP reservations to request double the bandwidth so calls can flow in both directions

7.

An auto parts retailer would like its six service counter representatives to be able to assist both walk-up customers and telephone customers. Each store has six service counter representatives. Which call distribution algorithm will allow each service counter representative to provide the best customer service?

Top Down Circular Longest Idle Time Broadcast

8.

What is the process used to restore an entire cluster in the event of a catastrophic failure?

Restore the first node from tape or SFTP and then restore each subsequent node. Restore the first node and then perform a database push to the subsequent nodes in the cluster. Restore all the nodes in the cluster by means of a fresh install and then restore the features andsubcomponents to each server by means of DRS. Restore the first node by doing a fresh install, restore the first node database from DRS, and then restorethe subsequent nodes from the DRS backup location.

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If a SIP phone has neither KPML nor a set of dial rules configured, how are digits sent to the Cisco Unified CallManager for further processing?

the user must press the # key the user must press the "Dial" softkey the user must press the "enbloc" softkey when the user finishes dialing, the digits will be sent automatically

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What is the purpose of using device pools?

to provide all the IP phone parameters required for auto-registration to consolidate the dial plan for a set of IP phones in the same location to provide an easily modified set of system parameters for the Cisco Unified CallManager server andendpoints to provide a convenient way to define a set of common characteristics that can be assigned to devices

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