300-070 · Question #295
If cisco telepresence server MSE 8710 accepts an incoming connection on tcp, which protocol will it use to respond?
The correct answer is A. TCP. The Cisco TelePresence Server MSE 8710 is a scalable conferencing platform. When a signaling connection is established over TCP (e.g., a SIP TCP connection or H.323 TCP connection), the server maintains the same transport protocol for its responses. TCP is connection-oriented…
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If cisco telepresence server MSE 8710 accepts an incoming connection on tcp, which protocol will it use to respond?
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- ATCP
- BRDP
- CSIP
- DUDP
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(36 responses)- A92% (33)
- B3% (1)
- C6% (2)
Explanation
The Cisco TelePresence Server MSE 8710 is a scalable conferencing platform. When a signaling connection is established over TCP (e.g., a SIP TCP connection or H.323 TCP connection), the server maintains the same transport protocol for its responses. TCP is connection-oriented, and both sides of the established connection communicate over that same TCP session. The server will respond on TCP (A)-the same transport layer protocol on which the connection was accepted. Switching to UDP (D) mid-session would break the established connection. RDP (B) is a remote desktop protocol unrelated to this scenario. SIP (C) is an application-layer signaling protocol that can run over TCP, not a transport protocol itself.
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