210-065 · Question #267
Which command causes a Cisco VCS to drop registrations for currently registered endpoints only if they are not currently in a call?
The correct answer is B. xConfiguration SystemUnit Maintenance Mode: On. Cisco VCS Maintenance Mode gracefully removes idle endpoints from registration without disrupting active calls.
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Which command causes a Cisco VCS to drop registrations for currently registered endpoints only if they are not currently in a call?
Options
- AxConfiguration SystemUnit Maintenance Mode: Off
- BxConfiguration SystemUnit Maintenance Mode: On
- CxConfiguration Zones LocalZone DefaultSubZone Registrations: "Deny"
- DxConfiguration Registration RestrictionPolicy Mode: "DenyList"
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Why each option
Cisco VCS Maintenance Mode gracefully removes idle endpoints from registration without disrupting active calls.
Setting Maintenance Mode to Off deactivates maintenance mode, which is the opposite of what is needed to drop idle registrations.
Setting 'xConfiguration SystemUnit Maintenance Mode: On' activates a state where the VCS deregisters all currently registered endpoints that are not in an active call. Endpoints already in a call remain registered until the call completes, making this a non-disruptive way to prepare the system for maintenance.
Setting DefaultSubZone Registrations to Deny prevents new registrations from being accepted but does not drop existing idle registrations.
The DenyList restriction policy blocks specific endpoints from registering based on a list and does not target currently idle registered endpoints.
Concept tested: Cisco VCS Maintenance Mode for endpoint deregistration
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/unified-communications/telepresence-video-communication-server-vcs/products-maintenance-guides-list.html
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