300-070 · Question #247
Which device uses an MIP to insert itself into and force media through a call flow?
The correct answer is B. OTRP. OTRP (On-path Transparent Recording Point) uses a Media Insertion Point (MIP) to transparently insert itself into an existing RTP media stream, forcing audio and video through it - typically for call recording or compliance purposes. Unlike a conference resource (A), which…
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Which device uses an MIP to insert itself into and force media through a call flow?
Options
- Aconference resource
- BOTRP
- CSCCP
- DH.323 gateway
How the community answered
(52 responses)- A2% (1)
- B90% (47)
- C6% (3)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
OTRP (On-path Transparent Recording Point) uses a Media Insertion Point (MIP) to transparently insert itself into an existing RTP media stream, forcing audio and video through it - typically for call recording or compliance purposes. Unlike a conference resource (A), which bridges multiple independent streams, the OTRP does not change the perceived call topology from the endpoint's perspective; it intercepts the existing media path. SCCP (C) is a signaling protocol, and an H.323 gateway (D) is a call control/media device that does not use the MIP mechanism to inject itself into existing flows. The MIP architecture is a Cisco UCM construct specifically designed for on-path media interception.
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