210-065 · Question #187
Which conference types can occur at anytime without the need for the conference to be scheduled, and can be created as permanent conferences?
The correct answer is E. rendezvous conferences. Rendezvous conferences are always-available conference spaces that do not require scheduling and can be configured as permanent bridges in Cisco TMS.
Question
Which conference types can occur at anytime without the need for the conference to be scheduled, and can be created as permanent conferences?
Options
- Aad hoc conferences
- Bauto-dialed participants
- CMultiway conferences
- Dscheduled conferences
- Erendezvous conferences
How the community answered
(44 responses)- B5% (2)
- D2% (1)
- E93% (41)
Why each option
Rendezvous conferences are always-available conference spaces that do not require scheduling and can be configured as permanent bridges in Cisco TMS.
Ad hoc conferences are spontaneously created on-the-fly when a call is initiated, but they are temporary and terminate when participants disconnect, making them non-permanent.
Auto-dialed participants is a participant configuration feature that defines how specific endpoints are called into a conference, not a conference type itself.
Multiway conferences are initiated directly from a compatible video endpoint using the Multiway feature and are temporary, lasting only for the duration of that call.
Scheduled conferences by definition require advance booking through Cisco TMS and are not available at arbitrary times without that scheduling step.
Rendezvous conferences are designed to exist as standing, permanent conference rooms that participants can join at any time without requiring an administrator or organizer to schedule them in advance. Unlike ad hoc or scheduled conferences, rendezvous conferences persist indefinitely and can be configured in Cisco TMS to always be available on a specific MCU resource.
Concept tested: Rendezvous conference type in Cisco TMS
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/tms/14-7/admin/cisco-tms-administrator-guide-14-7/conferences.html
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