132-S-916.2 · Question #167
A customer has a multiple site setup utilizing Small Community Networking. All remote sites are currently running their own VoiceMail Pro PCs with separate license servers. The customer wants to…
The correct answer is A. one Feature Key and license at the main site. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A customer has a multiple site setup utilizing Small Community Networking. All remote sites are currently running their own VoiceMail Pro PCs with separate license servers. The customer wants to centralize the voicemail resource to the head office. Which license key/server is required?
Options
- Aone Feature Key and license at the main site
- BFeature Keys and license servers running at all sites
- Cone server at the main site with Feature Keys on the remote sites
- Done Feature Key at the main site with license servers on the remote sites
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A75% (30)
- B5% (2)
- C5% (2)
- D15% (6)
Community Discussion
3
Ola B.Dec 26, 2025Answer A is correct. When you centralize VoiceMail Pro in a Small Community Networking setup, you consolidate everything at the head office, so you only need one Feature Key and one license server at the main site, not scattered keys or servers at each remote location.
Anjali D.Jan 8, 2026This one came up on my actual exam and I almost second-guessed myself into C, but then I remembered that centralizing the voicemail resource means you consolidate everything at the head office, so all you need is one Feature Key and one license server sitting at the main site. Once I thought about it that way, A was the only answer that made sense, and I moved on without looking back.
Yusuf A.Jan 6, 2026Option C tricked me too, but centralizing means one Feature Key and license at main site, answer A.