210-060 · Question #241
Which component allows Cisco Jabber to communicate with clients who are outside the corporate network?
The correct answer is E. Cisco Mobile and Remote Access. This question tests knowledge of which Cisco component enables Jabber clients outside the corporate network to connect to internal UC services.
Question
Which component allows Cisco Jabber to communicate with clients who are outside the corporate network?
Options
- ACisco Extension Mobility
- BCisco TMS
- CCisco Mobility Remote Destination
- DCisco Unified RTMT
- ECisco Mobile and Remote Access
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Why each option
This question tests knowledge of which Cisco component enables Jabber clients outside the corporate network to connect to internal UC services.
Cisco Extension Mobility allows users to temporarily log in to a shared Cisco IP phone at a different desk, not to enable remote external access.
Cisco TMS (Telepresence Management Suite) is a scheduling and management platform for video conferencing systems, unrelated to Jabber remote access.
Cisco Mobility Remote Destination is a feature used with Single Number Reach to ring a mobile phone simultaneously, not to proxy Jabber traffic from outside the network.
Cisco Unified RTMT (Real-Time Monitoring Tool) is a diagnostic and monitoring application for UC infrastructure, not a connectivity component for remote clients.
Cisco Mobile and Remote Access (MRA) is the feature that allows Cisco Jabber clients located outside the corporate network to securely register and communicate with internal Cisco Unified CM services. MRA is implemented via a Cisco Expressway-E and Expressway-C pair, which proxies SIP, media, and XMPP traffic without requiring a VPN connection from the end user.
Concept tested: Cisco Jabber Mobile and Remote Access via Expressway
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/expressway/config_guide/X14-3/exwy_b_mra-expressway-deployment-guide.html
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