300-070 · Question #267
Which two Cisco multiparty bridges are supported when you set up WebEx-enabled Cisco TelePresence? (Choose two)
The correct answer is B. Cisco TelePresence Server C. Cisco TelePresence MCU. WebEx-enabled Cisco TelePresence integrates WebEx cloud conferencing with on-premises TelePresence infrastructure. The two supported multiparty conferencing bridges in this architecture are: (B) Cisco TelePresence Server - a scalable, software-based video conferencing bridge…
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Which two Cisco multiparty bridges are supported when you set up WebEx-enabled Cisco TelePresence? (Choose two)
Options
- ACisco Unified Border Element
- BCisco TelePresence Server
- CCisco TelePresence MCU
- DCisco lOS gateways
- ECisco Unified Communications Manager SME
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Explanation
WebEx-enabled Cisco TelePresence integrates WebEx cloud conferencing with on-premises TelePresence infrastructure. The two supported multiparty conferencing bridges in this architecture are: (B) Cisco TelePresence Server - a scalable, software-based video conferencing bridge that supports WebEx integration and can handle mixed TelePresence and WebEx participants. (C) Cisco TelePresence MCU (Multipoint Control Unit) - a hardware-based multipoint bridge that supports WebEx-enabled TelePresence deployments. Cisco Unified Border Element (A) is a session border controller for SIP trunking, not a conference bridge. Cisco IOS gateways (D) provide basic conferencing but are not part of the WebEx-enabled TelePresence architecture. CUCM SME (E) is a Session Management Edition for call routing, not a conference bridge.
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