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Cisco Unified Communications Manager clustering creates scalability in a network Which administrative action increases performance in a Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster?
The correct answer is D. segregating processes to other machines. In a CUCM cluster, distributing services and processes across multiple servers improves performance by reducing load on any single node.
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Cisco Unified Communications Manager clustering creates scalability in a network Which administrative action increases performance in a Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster?
Options
- Aenabling DSP process in the Cisco Unified Communications Manager GUI
- Busing only one endpoint to create redundancy
- Cproviding multiple points for remote administration
- Dsegregating processes to other machines
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B8% (2)
- C4% (1)
- D83% (20)
Why each option
In a CUCM cluster, distributing services and processes across multiple servers improves performance by reducing load on any single node.
DSP processing is a hardware function handled by DSP farms on voice gateways or PVDM modules, not a software process configurable in the CUCM GUI.
Using only one endpoint reduces endpoint availability and provides no performance benefit to the cluster itself.
Providing multiple remote administration points is a management convenience feature and has no direct impact on call processing performance.
CUCM clustering allows administrators to run specific services - such as Cisco CallManager service, TFTP, CDR, and others - on dedicated subscriber nodes rather than on the publisher alone. Segregating these processes to separate machines balances the workload across the cluster, improving throughput and call processing capacity. This is a core design principle of CUCM cluster scalability.
Concept tested: CUCM cluster service distribution for performance
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/srnd/collab12/collab12.html
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