You are a network administrator tasked with configuring the device security mode for a single device. What is the result of your configuring the new device security mode in the phone configuration…

The correct answer is A. a rebuild of the device configuration .xml file. Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) stores each phone's configuration as an XML file on the TFTP server. When an administrator changes the device security mode (e.g., from Non-Secure to Authenticated or Encrypted) in the Phone Configuration window and saves the change…

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You are a network administrator tasked with configuring the device security mode for a single device. What is the result of your configuring the new device security mode in the phone configuration window of Cisco Unified Communications Manager?

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Aa rebuild of the device configuration .xml file
Ban automatic reboot of the entire cluster
Can automatic connection to the security mode database
Da rebuild of the device configuration .exe file

How the community answered

(47 responses)

A
94% (44)
C
2% (1)
D
4% (2)

Explanation

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) stores each phone's configuration as an XML file on the TFTP server. When an administrator changes the device security mode (e.g., from Non-Secure to Authenticated or Encrypted) in the Phone Configuration window and saves the change, CUCM automatically regenerates that phone's device configuration XML file to reflect the new security settings. The phone retrieves this updated XML at its next TFTP request (typically after a reboot). This action affects only the single device whose record was modified-it does not reboot the entire cluster (B), connect to a separate security database (C), or produce an .exe file (D), which is not a format CUCM uses for device configurations.

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#device security mode#phone configuration#XML config file#CUCM security

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