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…

Question

Exhibits

Options

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

• A
  83% (44)
• B
  9% (5)
• C
  8% (4)

Explanation

Two issues explain why the SIP route pattern is not working. First (A), a SIP trunk must be configured between Monterrey's Gateway and Cisco Unified Communications Manager-without a SIP trunk, CUCM has no logical signaling path to send calls to that gateway. Second (D), there is an incorrect protocol integration: the gateway may be configured for H.323 while CUCM expects SIP (or vice versa), causing a protocol mismatch that prevents successful call setup. Simply reloading the gateway (B) would not fix a configuration-level mismatch. Option C is too generic and does not identify the root cause or resolution.

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