210-065 · Question #106
Which profile must be added to the end user profile when enabling an end user for Cisco Unified Presence?
The correct answer is B. UC service profile. Enabling a user for Cisco Unified Presence requires associating a UC Service Profile to the end user account, which defines the IM and Presence, voicemail, and other UC service configurations.
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Which profile must be added to the end user profile when enabling an end user for Cisco Unified Presence?
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- Adevice profile
- BUC service profile
- Cextension mobility profile
- DSIP profile
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- D5% (1)
Why each option
Enabling a user for Cisco Unified Presence requires associating a UC Service Profile to the end user account, which defines the IM and Presence, voicemail, and other UC service configurations.
A device profile is used with Extension Mobility to store phone settings that follow a user to any physical device, not for enabling presence services.
The UC Service Profile bundles together the IM and Presence service, voicemail service, and conferencing service configurations. When assigned to an end user, it provides the necessary pointers for the Cisco Unified Presence server to associate services with that user account, making it the required profile for enabling presence functionality.
An extension mobility profile governs how a user logs into a shared phone device and retrieves their settings, which is unrelated to enabling Unified Presence.
A SIP profile defines SIP signaling parameters on a per-device or trunk basis and is not assigned to end users to enable presence.
Concept tested: UC Service Profile assignment for Unified Presence
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/12_5_1/systemConfig/cucm_b_system-configuration-guide-1251/cucm_b_system-configuration-guide-1251_chapter_0100111.html
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