Refer to the exhibit. A Network Administrator needs to create a SIP route pattern to communicate with Monterrey's Gateway. The Administrator does not understand why this is not working properly…

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Exhibit

Options

• AThe issue is caused by a failure of communication between the Monterrey's Gateway and CUCM.
• BThe Administrator should type the reload command into Monterrey's Gateway.
• CThe issue is caused by incorrect protocol integration between Monterrey's Gateway and CUCM.
• DThe Administrator needs to set up a SIP trunk between Monterrey's Gateway and CUCM.

• A
  17% (5)
• B
  7% (2)
• C
  77% (23)

Explanation

The problem is a protocol mismatch (C): if Monterrey's Gateway is configured to use H.323 but the administrator is attempting to create a SIP route pattern in CUCM, the integration will fail because the signaling protocols do not align. The resolution (D) is to set up a SIP trunk between CUCM and Monterrey's Gateway, ensuring both sides communicate using SIP. A SIP route pattern requires a SIP trunk to function-without the trunk, there is no valid path for the SIP route pattern to forward calls. Options A and B are irrelevant distractors; a communication failure or reload would not address a protocol configuration mismatch.

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