210-065 · Question #288
The features that Telepresence Server has and MCU don't have (Choice 3)
The correct answer is C. active presence D. multiscreen endpoint support G. virtualization. Cisco Telepresence Server offers active presence, multiscreen endpoint support, and virtualization capabilities that traditional MCU hardware does not provide.
Question
The features that Telepresence Server has and MCU don't have (Choice 3)
Options
- AVideo Compositing
- Bauto-attendant conference menu
- Cactive presence
- Dmultiscreen endpoint support
- Emultiple layouts
- Fautomatic lecture mode
- Gvirtualization
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A6% (2)
- B9% (3)
- C82% (28)
- F3% (1)
Why each option
Cisco Telepresence Server offers active presence, multiscreen endpoint support, and virtualization capabilities that traditional MCU hardware does not provide.
Video compositing is available on both MCU and Telepresence Server, making it a shared feature rather than one exclusive to Telepresence Server.
Auto-attendant conference menu is a feature present on MCU platforms and is not unique to Telepresence Server.
Telepresence Server supports active presence, which dynamically signals the active speaker to all participants - a capability absent on traditional MCU platforms.
Telepresence Server natively supports multiscreen/multistream endpoints (such as Cisco CTS systems using multiple screens), which legacy MCU hardware cannot accommodate.
Multiple layout support exists on both MCU and Telepresence Server, so it is not a differentiating capability of Telepresence Server.
Automatic lecture mode is available on MCU platforms and is not exclusive to Telepresence Server.
Telepresence Server can be deployed as a virtualized software instance on Cisco UCS hardware, whereas traditional MCU devices are fixed-function hardware appliances with no virtualization option.
Concept tested: Telepresence Server exclusive features versus MCU
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/conferencing/telepresence-server/index.html
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