Which two layout or switching modes are supported with the Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch? (Choose two.)

Enhanced continuous presence is a multi-participant split-screen layout mode associated with the Cisco TelePresence MCU or TelePresence Server, not the CTMS, which does not support continuous presence.

Active speaker switching is not a defined or documented mode within the CTMS feature set - the correct CTMS term for voice-activated switching is simply speaker switching.

Continuous presence, which renders multiple participant streams simultaneously in a composite layout, is not supported by the CTMS and is instead a feature of the Cisco MCU and TelePresence Server products.

Speaker switching is a voice-activated mode where the CTMS automatically presents the active speaker's room to all other participants, and it is one of the two core switching modes natively supported by the CTMS for immersive room systems.

Room switching allows the displayed video feed to be changed between conference rooms either manually or automatically, and it is the other layout control mode natively supported within the CTMS architecture for Cisco TelePresence immersive room systems.

Active continuous presence is not a valid or defined switching or layout mode in the Cisco TelePresence Multipoint Switch product documentation.