210-065 · Question #257
When a user attempts to sign in with a Jabber Video for Cisco TelePresence client, which SIP message is the first that is sent?
The correct answer is D. SUBSCRIBE. Jabber Video for Cisco TelePresence initiates sign-in by sending a SIP SUBSCRIBE message first to discover and subscribe to services before proceeding with registration.
Question
When a user attempts to sign in with a Jabber Video for Cisco TelePresence client, which SIP message is the first that is sent?
Options
- AINFO
- BNOTIFY
- CREGISTER
- DSUBSCRIBE
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A4% (2)
- B12% (7)
- C5% (3)
- D79% (45)
Why each option
Jabber Video for Cisco TelePresence initiates sign-in by sending a SIP SUBSCRIBE message first to discover and subscribe to services before proceeding with registration.
SIP INFO is an in-dialog message used to carry application-level information mid-call and is never the first message sent during a client sign-in sequence.
SIP NOTIFY is sent by the server to inform a subscriber of state changes and is not initiated by the client as the first sign-in message.
While REGISTER is eventually sent during the sign-in flow, SUBSCRIBE precedes it in the Jabber Video sign-in sequence as the client first subscribes to services.
Jabber Video uses the SIP SUBSCRIBE method as the initial message during sign-in to subscribe to its own presence state and service availability on the VCS or CUCM, which is part of the Cisco-specific SIP sign-in flow before REGISTER is processed.
Concept tested: Jabber Video SIP sign-in message sequence
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/unified-communications/jabber-video-telepresence/products-installation-and-configuration-guides-list.html
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