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Which feature does Cisco VCS use to escalate a point-to-point video call to a video conference?
The correct answer is C. multiway. Cisco VCS uses the MultiWay feature to escalate an active point-to-point call into a full video conference by invoking an external MCU resource.
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Which feature does Cisco VCS use to escalate a point-to-point video call to a video conference?
Options
- Amultisite
- Bmultipoint
- Cmultiway
- Duniversal port
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- C92% (36)
- D5% (2)
Why each option
Cisco VCS uses the MultiWay feature to escalate an active point-to-point call into a full video conference by invoking an external MCU resource.
Multisite is a built-in MCU capability licensed on certain Cisco TelePresence endpoints themselves, not a VCS-level feature for escalating calls.
Multipoint is a generic industry term for multi-party conferencing and is not the name of a specific Cisco VCS feature.
MultiWay is a Cisco VCS feature that allows an endpoint in an active point-to-point call to escalate it to a multipoint conference by invoking a configured MCU or TMS-provisioned conference bridge. It works transparently to the user and requires a MultiWay-capable MCU and a VCS configured with the MultiWay service URI.
Universal port is a Cisco VCS feature for flexible allocation of media ports between SIP and H.323, unrelated to conference escalation.
Concept tested: Cisco VCS MultiWay point-to-point call escalation
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/unified-communications/telepresence-video-communication-server-vcs/products-installation-and-configuration-guides-list.html
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