Which two phone states must contain the mobility softkey for the Cisco Mobile Connect feature? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. on hook E. connected. Cisco Mobile Connect (Single Number Reach) relies on the Mobility softkey to let users enable or disable remote destination ringing and to move active calls between devices. The softkey must be present in two specific phone states: 'On Hook' (A), which is the idle state, so…

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Aon hook
Bon hold
Coff hook
Dring in
Econnected

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A
75% (48)
B
16% (10)
C
6% (4)
D
3% (2)

Explanation

Cisco Mobile Connect (Single Number Reach) relies on the Mobility softkey to let users enable or disable remote destination ringing and to move active calls between devices. The softkey must be present in two specific phone states: 'On Hook' (A), which is the idle state, so users can toggle Mobile Connect on or off before placing or receiving a call; and 'Connected' (E), so users can push or pull an in-progress call to or from their mobile device while already in a conversation. The other states-On Hold, Off Hook, and Ring In-are not required to carry the Mobility softkey for this feature to function.

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