11 - Enabling Telephony and Mobility Features with CUCM

Question 1

Extension Mobility

Answer 1

A feature that allows a user to log in to any IP Phone and have their personal extension numbers, speed dials, services, calling privileges, etc. applied to the phone.

Question 2

call coverage

Answer 2

A general term for a set of features that provide alternatives to a call being unanswered; specific features include forwarding, pickup, hun systems, voice mail, and so on.

Question 3

call forward

Answer 3

A general term for a set of configurations that forward a call from the original dialed extension to another, or to a voice mail pilot.

Question 4

shared line

Answer 4

Configuring the same DN on two or more phones; a call to the shared DN rings on all the phones, but once picked up, cannot be seized by another station unless Hold is pressed at the first phone, or the Barge feature is invoked.

Question 5

pickup

Answer 5

A Call coverage feature which allows a user to pick up a call ringing on another phone.

Question 6

hunt

Answer 6

Allows a single dialed DN to distribute calls to several phones in sequence.

Question 7

call park

Answer 7

A Cisco Unified CME feature that allows you to park a call on hold in a virtual “parking spot” until it can be retrieved.

Question 8

intercom

Answer 8

A point-to-point one-way audio call. Intercom is set up as a completely independent configuration, almost like a parallel phone system in CUCM.

Question 9

Native Presence

Answer 9

Refers to CUCM’s ability to monitor and display the on-\off-hook status of a DN using BLF Speed Dial or Call and Directory Lists.