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210-065 · Question #413

An engineer must change the network settings for SIP on a TC endpoint Which API command must be used.

The correct answer is B. xConfuguration. The xConfiguration command is the correct Cisco TC/CE endpoint API command for reading and modifying persistent device settings such as SIP and network parameters.

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Question

An engineer must change the network settings for SIP on a TC endpoint Which API command must be used.

Options

  • AxPreference
  • BxConfuguration
  • CxFeedback
  • DxCommand
  • ExHelp

How the community answered

(36 responses)
  • B
    92% (33)
  • D
    6% (2)
  • E
    3% (1)

Why each option

The xConfiguration command is the correct Cisco TC/CE endpoint API command for reading and modifying persistent device settings such as SIP and network parameters.

AxPreference

xPreference is not a recognized command in the Cisco TC/CE endpoint API command set.

BxConfugurationCorrect

On Cisco TC and CE endpoints, xConfiguration is the API command namespace used to view and modify persistent configuration values, including network settings, SIP registration details, and other device parameters. Changes made through xConfiguration are stored on the endpoint and survive reboots, making it the correct command for altering network and SIP settings.

CxFeedback

xFeedback is used to register the API client to receive event notifications from the endpoint and cannot be used to change configuration settings.

DxCommand

xCommand is used to invoke real-time actions on the endpoint such as placing or ending calls, not to modify stored configuration settings.

ExHelp

xHelp displays documentation and syntax help for the API but does not read or write any configuration values.

Concept tested: Cisco TC endpoint API xConfiguration command

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/endpoint/api/tc7/Cisco_TC_7_API_Reference_Guide.html

Topics

#TC endpoint#xConfiguration#API commands#SIP network settings

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