In Cisco VCS, to enable URI dialing via DNS, you must configure at least one DNS zone. Which path do you take to configure the zone?

The correct answer is B. Configuration > Zones > Zones. In Cisco Video Communication Server (VCS), zones define how calls are routed to and from external systems. DNS zones specifically allow the VCS to resolve SIP URI dialing by querying DNS SRV records. The correct navigation path to create and manage all zone types, including DNS…

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AConfiguration > Protocols > SIP
BConfiguration > Zones > Zones
CConfiguration > Protocols > H.323
DStatus > Zones

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A
2% (1)
B
89% (39)
C
7% (3)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

In Cisco Video Communication Server (VCS), zones define how calls are routed to and from external systems. DNS zones specifically allow the VCS to resolve SIP URI dialing by querying DNS SRV records. The correct navigation path to create and manage all zone types, including DNS zones, is Configuration > Zones > Zones. Option A (SIP protocol settings) and C (H.323 protocol settings) configure transport protocols, not routing zones. Option D (Status > Zones) is a read-only monitoring view, not a configuration path.

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