210-060 · Question #186
An engineer is adding MCU 4500 to Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Which two configuration areas within Cisco Unified Communications Manager allow the engineer to perform this task? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. SIP endpoint C. media bridge. The Cisco MCU 4500 is a hardware conferencing bridge that integrates with Cisco UCM as both a SIP endpoint for call signaling and a media bridge resource for multi-party conference allocation.
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An engineer is adding MCU 4500 to Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Which two configuration areas within Cisco Unified Communications Manager allow the engineer to perform this task? (Choose two.)
Options
- ATFTP services
- BSIP endpoint
- Cmedia bridge
- DSCCp endpoint
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- B82% (32)
- D10% (4)
Why each option
The Cisco MCU 4500 is a hardware conferencing bridge that integrates with Cisco UCM as both a SIP endpoint for call signaling and a media bridge resource for multi-party conference allocation.
TFTP services in Cisco UCM are used to deliver firmware and configuration files to IP phones and similar endpoints - they provide no mechanism for registering or configuring an MCU conferencing device.
The MCU 4500 communicates with Cisco UCM via SIP, so it must be registered or trunked as a SIP endpoint to enable UCM to route calls to and from the MCU for conferencing sessions.
The MCU 4500 also functions as a hardware conferencing resource and must be added as a media bridge (conference bridge) within a Media Resource Group so that Cisco UCM can dynamically allocate it when users initiate multi-party conferences.
SCCP endpoints are used for Cisco IP phones and select media resources that speak the Skinny protocol, but the MCU 4500 integrates with Cisco UCM using SIP signaling, not SCCP.
Concept tested: Adding Cisco MCU 4500 as conferencing resource in UCM
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/mcu_4500/4_3/config/Cisco-TelePresence-MCU-4500-Series-Configuration-Guide.html
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