210-060 · Question #326
When integrating with a Cisco Conductor, a Cisco TelePresence Server must be configured in which mode?
The correct answer is D. remotely managed mode. A Cisco TelePresence Server must be placed in remotely managed mode before it can be integrated with a Cisco Conductor, which takes over centralized resource management.
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When integrating with a Cisco Conductor, a Cisco TelePresence Server must be configured in which mode?
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- AAPI mode
- Bstandalone mode
- Clocally managed mode
- Dremotely managed mode
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(47 responses)- A2% (1)
- B4% (2)
- D94% (44)
Why each option
A Cisco TelePresence Server must be placed in remotely managed mode before it can be integrated with a Cisco Conductor, which takes over centralized resource management.
API mode is not a valid or recognized operational mode for TelePresence Server in the context of Conductor integration; it is not listed as a supported configuration mode for this purpose.
Standalone mode configures the TelePresence Server to operate and manage conferences independently without any external controller, which is mutually exclusive with Conductor-based management.
Locally managed mode means the TelePresence Server is administered directly through its own web interface and retains self-management of resources, which prevents the Conductor from taking over centralized control.
Remotely managed mode delegates control of the TelePresence Server's conferencing capacity, resource allocation, and conference scheduling to the Cisco Conductor, which is the required operational mode for any TelePresence Server that participates in a Conductor-managed deployment.
Concept tested: TelePresence Server mode for Conductor integration
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/infrastructure/conductor/admin_guide/Cisco-TelePresence-Conductor-Administrator-Guide.html
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