210-065 · Question #145
An engineer needs to configure a mobile device that registers with Cisco Unified Communications Manager to utilize voice and video services. The device is Android-based. The username in Cisco…
The correct answer is D. BOTRSMITH. Tests knowledge of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager device naming prefix convention required for Android-based Cisco Jabber clients.
Question
An engineer needs to configure a mobile device that registers with Cisco Unified Communications Manager to utilize voice and video services. The device is Android-based. The username in Cisco Unified Communications Manager is "rsmith." What is the proper device name for the engineer to configure?
Options
- AANDRSMITH
- BANDSMITHR
- CBTDRSMITH
- DBOTRSMITH
- EUCMRSMTH
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(32 responses)- B3% (1)
- C6% (2)
- D91% (29)
Why each option
Tests knowledge of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager device naming prefix convention required for Android-based Cisco Jabber clients.
The prefix 'ANDR' is not a recognized CUCM device name prefix for any Cisco Jabber client type.
The prefix 'ANDS' is not valid, and the username portion is incorrectly rearranged.
The prefix 'BTDR' does not correspond to any Cisco Jabber or CUCM mobile device naming convention.
CUCM requires that Cisco Jabber for Android phone devices use the 'BOT' prefix followed by the end-user username, making 'BOTRSMITH' the correct device name for username 'rsmith'. This prefix is hard-coded in CUCM's device type definition for the Jabber Android phone client and must be entered exactly to allow the device to register and receive voice and video services.
The prefix 'UCM' is not a valid Cisco device name prefix, and the username is also truncated, making this entry invalid.
Concept tested: CUCM Jabber Android device naming convention - BOT prefix
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/jabber/Android/12_0/cjab_b_cisco-jabber-android-administration-guide-120/cjab_b_cisco-jabber-android-administration-guide-120_chapter_0110.html
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