210-060 · Question #361
What is the act of combing two active conferences via the MCU?
The correct answer is A. cascading. Cascading is the Cisco TelePresence term for the act of combining two active conferences into one through an MCU, distinct from neighboring, multisite, or clustering.
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What is the act of combing two active conferences via the MCU?
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- Acascading
- Bneighboring
- Cmultisite
- Dclustering
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Cascading is the Cisco TelePresence term for the act of combining two active conferences into one through an MCU, distinct from neighboring, multisite, or clustering.
Cascading in Cisco TelePresence refers to the process of linking or merging two separate active conferences via the MCU, allowing participants from both conferences to communicate in a single combined session.
Neighboring is a call control concept used in systems like Cisco Unified CM or VCS to allow one system to route calls to another, not a conference-merging function.
Multisite refers to the built-in capability of certain endpoints to host conferences locally without an MCU, not the act of combining two MCU-hosted conferences.
Clustering refers to linking multiple MCU units together to scale capacity and share resources, not to the act of combining two active conferences.
Concept tested: MCU cascading - combining two active conferences
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/conferencing/telepresence-server/products-installation-and-configuration-guides-list.html
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