210-060 · Question #164
Which profile must be added to the end user profile when enabling an end user for Cisco Unified Presence?
The correct answer is B. UC service profile. To enable an end user for Cisco Unified Presence, a UC Service Profile must be assigned to the user account in Cisco Unified Communications Manager.
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Which profile must be added to the end user profile when enabling an end user for Cisco Unified Presence?
Options
- ADevice profile
- BUC service profile
- CExtension mobility profile
- DSIP profile
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Why each option
To enable an end user for Cisco Unified Presence, a UC Service Profile must be assigned to the user account in Cisco Unified Communications Manager.
A Device Profile is associated with Extension Mobility and defines phone settings for roaming users, but it does not enable Unified Presence services.
The UC Service Profile defines which Unified Communications services - including Cisco Unified Presence or IM and Presence Service - are available to an end user. Without assigning a UC Service Profile that includes the IM and Presence service configuration, the end user cannot be provisioned for presence capabilities.
An Extension Mobility profile allows users to log into different physical phones, but it is unrelated to enabling presence or instant messaging services.
A SIP Profile contains SIP protocol parameters applied to SIP devices or trunks, and does not control end user service provisioning such as presence.
Concept tested: UC Service Profile for Unified Presence activation
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/12_5_1/adminGuide/cucm_b_administration-guide-1251/cucm_b_administration-guide-1251_chapter_010110.html
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