210-060 · Question #415
An engineer wants to provide software application for placing calls to the end user. Which two components must be configured on the Call Manager? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Jabber B. IP communicator. Jabber and IP Communicator are Cisco software-based clients (softphones) that must be configured as devices on CUCM to allow end users to place calls from their PCs or mobile devices.
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An engineer wants to provide software application for placing calls to the end user. Which two components must be configured on the Call Manager? (Choose two.)
Options
- AJabber
- BIP communicator
- CCisco IP phone model 8811
- DCisco IP phone model 7942
- EPolycom
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- E7% (2)
Why each option
Jabber and IP Communicator are Cisco software-based clients (softphones) that must be configured as devices on CUCM to allow end users to place calls from their PCs or mobile devices.
Cisco Jabber is a software application that registers to CUCM as a SIP device, requiring a device profile and end-user association in CUCM administration before it can place or receive calls. It runs on the user's PC or mobile device rather than on dedicated hardware.
Cisco IP Communicator is a Windows-based software IP phone that registers to CUCM identically to a hardware phone, requiring a device entry and directory number configuration within CUCM to function.
The Cisco IP Phone 8811 is a physical hardware desk phone, not a software application that runs on a user's computer.
The Cisco IP Phone 7942 is a physical hardware desk phone, not a software-based calling application.
Polycom is a third-party manufacturer of hardware conferencing endpoints and does not represent a Cisco software application for end-user call placement.
Concept tested: Cisco softphone client configuration on CUCM
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/voice/ip-telephony-voice-over-ip-voip/200156-Configure-Cisco-IP-Communicator-with-Cisc.html
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