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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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Question

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)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    8% (2)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    83% (20)

Why each option

In a CUCM cluster, distributing services and processes across multiple servers improves performance by reducing load on any single node.

Aenabling DSP process in the Cisco Unified Communications Manager GUI

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.

Busing only one endpoint to create redundancy

Using only one endpoint reduces endpoint availability and provides no performance benefit to the cluster itself.

Cproviding multiple points for remote administration

Providing multiple remote administration points is a management convenience feature and has no direct impact on call processing performance.

Dsegregating processes to other machinesCorrect

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

Topics

#CUCM clustering#performance tuning#process segregation#scalability

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