210-065 · Question #77
To which Ethernet port on a Cisco TelePresence System (500/1x00/1300/3xx0) endpoint would a technician need to connect to manually assign a static IP address for first-time setup?
The correct answer is D. auxiliary network port. For first-time static IP configuration on Cisco TelePresence System endpoints, a technician must connect to the dedicated auxiliary network port rather than the standard network port.
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To which Ethernet port on a Cisco TelePresence System (500/1x00/1300/3xx0) endpoint would a technician need to connect to manually assign a static IP address for first-time setup?
Options
- AIP phone port
- Bnetwork port
- Ccamera port
- Dauxiliary network port
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(44 responses)- A5% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D91% (40)
Why each option
For first-time static IP configuration on Cisco TelePresence System endpoints, a technician must connect to the dedicated auxiliary network port rather than the standard network port.
The IP phone port is used to connect a downstream IP phone for shared network access, and does not provide management access to the endpoint's configuration interface.
The standard network port is the primary uplink used for normal call traffic and network connectivity, but it cannot be used for initial static IP assignment since the device is not yet configured for the network.
The camera port is a video interface used to connect external cameras, not a network management port.
The auxiliary network port on Cisco TelePresence System endpoints (500/1x00/1300/3xx0) is reserved for out-of-band management access and is the required connection point for performing initial setup tasks such as assigning a static IP address before the unit is connected to the production network.
Concept tested: Cisco TelePresence System initial static IP setup via auxiliary port
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/collaboration-endpoints/telepresence-system-1300-series/products-installation-guides-list.html
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