210-060 · Question #136
A Cisco Unified Communications administrator wants to implement Cisco IM and Presence for the company. If it is installed in IM-only user mode, which three services are supported for users? (Choose…
The correct answer is B. third-party XMPP client support C. presence support F. instant messaging support. When Cisco IM and Presence is deployed in IM-only user mode, users are supported for instant messaging, presence, and third-party XMPP client access, but not for voice, video, or Microsoft UC client integration.
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A Cisco Unified Communications administrator wants to implement Cisco IM and Presence for the company. If it is installed in IM-only user mode, which three services are supported for users? (Choose three.)
Options
- Avideo calls support
- Bthird-party XMPP client support
- Cpresence support
- DMicrosoft Lync support
- EMicrosoft Office Communicator support
- Finstant messaging support
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A17% (4)
- B70% (16)
- D9% (2)
- E4% (1)
Why each option
When Cisco IM and Presence is deployed in IM-only user mode, users are supported for instant messaging, presence, and third-party XMPP client access, but not for voice, video, or Microsoft UC client integration.
Video call support requires full Cisco Unified Communications integration and is not available to users provisioned in IM-only mode.
Third-party XMPP client support is available in IM-only mode because the service operates as a standards-based XMPP server accessible to any compliant client.
Presence support is a core capability of IM-only mode, allowing users to publish and subscribe to availability status information.
Microsoft Lync federation requires specific interoperability configuration and is not included as a supported feature in the basic IM-only user mode.
Microsoft Office Communicator support similarly depends on federation and interoperability settings that are outside the scope of IM-only user mode.
Instant messaging is the primary feature of IM-only mode and is fully supported, allowing users to send and receive messages through the Cisco IM and Presence Service.
Concept tested: Cisco IM and Presence IM-only mode supported services
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cups/10_5/configuration/guide/cups_b_im-and-presence-configuration-guide-105.html
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