300-070 · Question #136
What happens when you try to configure the fourth member of a Cisco Unified CallManager group?
The correct answer is B. Cisco Unified CallManager Administration will display an error message when you attempt to add the. A Cisco Unified CallManager group supports a maximum of three members: a primary, a secondary, and a tertiary CUCM server. These three nodes define the failover order for registered devices. When an administrator attempts to add a fourth member, Cisco Unified CM Administration…
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What happens when you try to configure the fourth member of a Cisco Unified CallManager group?
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- ACisco Unified CallManager Administration will display an error and replace the last entered member
- BCisco Unified CallManager Administration will display an error message when you attempt to add the
- CThe fourth member will be added to the sequential list.
- DThe new member will replace the first member on the list.
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(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- B89% (33)
- C5% (2)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
A Cisco Unified CallManager group supports a maximum of three members: a primary, a secondary, and a tertiary CUCM server. These three nodes define the failover order for registered devices. When an administrator attempts to add a fourth member, Cisco Unified CM Administration displays an error message and prevents the addition (B). The group design is intentionally limited to three servers to maintain a clear, manageable failover hierarchy. The fourth entry is not silently ignored, replaced, or appended-the system explicitly rejects it with an error.
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