210-065 · Question #156
A video engineer configured Cisco TMS to allow conference scheduling. The engineer set the Default Reservation Type for Scheduled Calls to Automatic Connect. Which option describes what this action…
The correct answer is D. Conferences are automatically started at the scheduled time. In Cisco TMS, the Automatic Connect reservation type means the system automatically dials and connects all participants at the scheduled start time without any manual action from the organizer.
Question
A video engineer configured Cisco TMS to allow conference scheduling. The engineer set the Default Reservation Type for Scheduled Calls to Automatic Connect. Which option describes what this action accomplished?
Options
- ANo conference resources are scheduled until a Cisco TelePresence form is selected.
- BCalls are set up and launched by the organizer.
- CWebEx invites for conferencing are sent automatically.
- DConferences are automatically started at the scheduled time.
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- D94% (34)
Why each option
In Cisco TMS, the Automatic Connect reservation type means the system automatically dials and connects all participants at the scheduled start time without any manual action from the organizer.
That behavior describes a reservation type that holds no resources until a form is completed, not Automatic Connect.
Calls launched by the organizer describes the 'Manual Connect' reservation type, where the organizer must initiate the call.
WebEx invite automation is unrelated to the TMS Default Reservation Type setting and is not a function of Automatic Connect.
When Default Reservation Type is set to Automatic Connect, Cisco TMS automatically initiates and connects all scheduled conference resources at the configured start time, requiring no manual launch by the meeting organizer.
Concept tested: Cisco TMS Automatic Connect reservation type behavior
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/conferencing/telepresence-management-suite/products-installation-and-configuration-guides-list.html
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