When Cisco Unified Communications Manager software is installed on a Cisco MCS server, which level of access does it provide for the customer to the operating system of the server?

The correct answer is A. CLI and GUI access. When CUCM is installed on a Cisco MCS (Media Convergence Server), customers have both CLI access and GUI access (A). The CLI is provided through the CUCM appliance command-line interface (accessible via SSH or console), and GUI access is available through the Cisco Unified CM…

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM)

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ACLI and GUI access.
BCLI access only
CGUI access only
Dno access.
Eaccess only through an interface controlled by Cisco TAC

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E
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When CUCM is installed on a Cisco MCS (Media Convergence Server), customers have both CLI access and GUI access (A). The CLI is provided through the CUCM appliance command-line interface (accessible via SSH or console), and GUI access is available through the Cisco Unified CM Administration web interface. This appliance model restricts direct OS-level root access, but both the CLI and web GUI interfaces are fully available to administrators for configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting purposes.

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