CH 2 Unified Communications QUESTIONS Flashcards
Client software that includes a soft phone, instant messaging, directory, web conferencing and other communication services.
Cisco Unified Personal Communicator
Resides on a Cisco ISR to provide IP telephone capabilities for a small to medium-sized business (up to 450 phones at the largest configuration)
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express (CME)
An IP telephony system that runs on a Linux appliance and supports large businesses
Cisco Unified Communication Manager (CUCM)
Provides voicemail, fax messages, instant messages and other messaging services that runs on an ISR and is used for small businesses up to 300 mailboxes and has no redundancy.
Cisco Unity Express
Facilitates an awareness of the status of a user – are they available, busy or offline.
Cisco Unified Presence
An appliance that provides voicemail, fax messages, instant messages and other messaging services for large businesses up to 20,000 mailboxes per server and provides for redundancy
Cisco Unity Connection
An automated replacement for an operator that allows dialing by name or extension and can provide a basic menu for choices
Auto-attendant
An open standard IP telephony signaling protocol that is becoming the standard for voice signaling.
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
The fax standard protocol
T.37
The protocol for carrying multimedia information over the IP network, used in this situation to carry the voice payload.
Real-time Transport Protocol
An automated system that guides a customer to the correct response by retrieving information from a database based on customer input by either speaking or entering information on the keypad.
Interactive Voice Response (IVR)
Provides VoIP trunk connectivity, usually using SIP, to the PSTN to provide a cost savings over traditional telephony service providers (TSP).
Internet Telephony Service Provider (ITSP)
A system that tracks agent availability and routes calls to the next available agent.
Automatic call distribution
The CUCM client that communicates with the device that holds the master database and replicates the information to its files.
CUCM Subscriber
A standard that allows voicemail servers to integrate the exchange of messaging services.
Voice Profile for Internet Mail (VPIM)
The CUCM device that receives the off-hook message and responds appropriately to the subsequent device request.
CUCM primary server
The CUCM device that holds the master copy of the database and replicates to other devices.
CUCM Publisher
Cisco’s proprietary IP telephony protocol.
Skinny Client Control Protocol (SIP)
Cisco’s protocol that provides the capability for a device to signal the other devices in a cluster.
Intracluster Communication Signaling (ICCS)
What happens to a current IP call between two people in the same office if the router that is running CME is rebooted?
a. The call remains active, but no features – such as hold, transfer, etc – are available.
b. The call is disconnected
c. The call is active and the features remain available
d. The call is active and the Cisco IP phones enable RTP Proxy mode
a. The call remains active, but no features – such as hold, transfer, etc – are available.
Which of the following products would support integrated FXS ports?
a. Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express
b. Cisco Unified Communications Manager
c. Cisco Unified Presence
d .Cisco Unity Connection
a. Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express
Which of the following signaling methods can CME use for endpoint control? (Choose two.)
a. SCCP
b. SIP
c. H.323
d. MGCP
a. SCCP
b. SIP
Even though Cisco designed CME for small office deployments, you can connect through a SIP trunk to a larger VoIP infrastructure, such as CUCM.
a. True
b. False
a. True
Two users are talking on Cisco IP Phones to each other in the same office. Midway through the call, an administrator reboots the CME router. What happens to the current call?
a. The call is immediately disconnected.
b. The call disconnects once the TCP keepalive between the Cisco IP Phones and the CME router fails.
c. The call remains active; however, no supplemental features (such as hold, transfer, etc…) are available for the remainder of the call.
d. The call remains active, and the Cisco IP Phones enable SIP Proxy mode for RTP.
c. The call remains active; however, no supplemental features (such as hold, transfer, etc…) are available for the remainder of the call.