What are two characteristics of a Cisco Unified Communications Manager Enterprise parameter? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is C. It sets initial values of device-defaults. E. It is used to define clusterwide settings. Enterprise Parameters in CUCM serve two primary roles: (C) They set the initial default values for Device Defaults - when a new device type registers for the first time, enterprise parameters provide the baseline configuration values that then populate the device defaults…

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM)

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AIt is used to configure settings for specific services.
BIt is used to define end-user authentication settings.
CIt sets initial values of device-defaults.
DIt is used to configure settings for different services.
EIt is used to define clusterwide settings.

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Enterprise Parameters in CUCM serve two primary roles: (C) They set the initial default values for Device Defaults - when a new device type registers for the first time, enterprise parameters provide the baseline configuration values that then populate the device defaults table. (E) They define clusterwide settings that apply to all devices and services throughout the entire CUCM cluster uniformly. Enterprise parameters are NOT used to configure individual services (that is the role of Service Parameters) and are NOT used to define end-user authentication settings specifically. Think of Enterprise Parameters as the top-level, cluster-scoped configuration layer, while Service Parameters are scoped to individual services and Common/Device profiles are scoped to devices.

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#enterprise parameters#clusterwide settings#device defaults#CUCM administration

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