210-065 · Question #399
A company requires a video conferencing solution where users have to dial an Auto Attendant to join the session bridge. Which bridge do you recommend?
The correct answer is D. MCU. An MCU (Multipoint Control Unit) is the conferencing bridge that provides Auto Attendant dial-in capability for multi-party session bridging.
Question
A company requires a video conferencing solution where users have to dial an Auto Attendant to join the session bridge. Which bridge do you recommend?
Options
- A3845 ISR Router
- BTelePresence Server
- CMultiparty Media Appliance
- DMCU
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A4% (2)
- B8% (4)
- C2% (1)
- D86% (43)
Why each option
An MCU (Multipoint Control Unit) is the conferencing bridge that provides Auto Attendant dial-in capability for multi-party session bridging.
A 3845 ISR Router is a WAN edge routing platform, not a conferencing bridge, and has no native Auto Attendant or session bridging capability.
TelePresence Server is optimized for scheduled, managed video conferences and does not provide the dial-in Auto Attendant model described for ad-hoc session bridging.
Multiparty Media Appliance is not an actual Cisco product name; the correct Cisco term for a hardware multi-party conferencing bridge is the MCU.
The MCU is purpose-built for multi-party audio and video conferencing and natively includes Auto Attendant functionality, allowing participants to dial a number and be bridged into a session without requiring pre-scheduling or managed invitations - matching the described requirement exactly.
Concept tested: MCU Auto Attendant dial-in conferencing bridge
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/conferencing/telepresence-mcu-mse-series/index.html
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