Which two feature types can be configured on Cisco Unified Border Element? (Choose two)

The correct answer is B. demarcation features such as topology hiding. statistics, and billing D. interworking features such as H.323-SIP interworking SIP normalization, DTMF type conversion. Cisco Unified Border Element (CUBE) serves as a Session Border Controller at the SIP network edge and supports two broad feature categories: (B) demarcation features - including topology hiding (masking internal IP addressing), CDR/statistics collection, and billing/accounting…

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Acontact center features such call queuing, agent, and supervisor features
Bdemarcation features such as topology hiding. statistics, and billing
CCisco Unified Border Element does not support media flow-around
Dinterworking features such as H.323-SIP interworking SIP normalization, DTMF type conversion,
Eautomated attendant and voicemail features such as message waiting indication and notification

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B
84% (16)
C
5% (1)
E
11% (2)

Explanation

Cisco Unified Border Element (CUBE) serves as a Session Border Controller at the SIP network edge and supports two broad feature categories: (B) demarcation features - including topology hiding (masking internal IP addressing), CDR/statistics collection, and billing/accounting at the enterprise-SP boundary; and (D) interworking features - such as H.323-to-SIP protocol conversion, SIP header normalization and manipulation, and DTMF type conversion (e.g., RFC 2833 to SIP INFO). CUBE does not provide contact center queuing/agent features (A), does support media flow-around making option C false, and does not provide voicemail/auto-attendant functionality (E), which is handled by Cisco Unity Connection and other dedicated platforms.

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#CUBE#topology hiding#H.323-SIP interworking#SIP normalization

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