Refer to the exhibit. An administrator is attempting to register a Cisco TelePresence endpoint to a Cisco VCS. The Cisco VCS uses local authentication and a single username for all endpoints. Where…

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Exhibit

Options

• AVCS > Configuration > Authentication > Devices > Local Database
• BEndpoint > Configuration > System Configuration > Profile 1 > Authentication
• CVCS > Configuration > Authentication > Outbound Connection Credentials
• DEndpoint > Configuration > System Configuration > SIP > Profile 1 > Authentication 1
• EVCS > Configuration > Registration > Allow List
• FVCS > Configuration > Registration > Deny List

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  2% (1)
• D
  84% (38)
• F
  9% (4)

Explanation

When a Cisco VCS is configured to use local authentication, each endpoint must be provisioned with the matching SIP credentials (username and password) so it can authenticate during registration. On a Cisco TelePresence endpoint, these SIP-specific authentication credentials are configured under Configuration > System Configuration > SIP > Profile 1 > Authentication 1. This is the first place to check because even if the VCS local database is correctly set up, the registration will fail if the endpoint has not been given the matching credentials in its SIP authentication profile. Option B is a more general system authentication path, not the SIP-specific one. Options A and C are VCS-side settings and would only matter after confirming the endpoint is sending credentials at all. Option D is the correct starting point because it is the endpoint-side SIP authentication configuration that needs to match the VCS local database entry.

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