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Which option describes where you set up the toll-fraud prevention feature that drops any calls from a conference if no on-net users are still connected?
The correct answer is C. in the service parameters for Cisco CallManager. The feature that automatically drops an ad hoc conference when no internal (on-net) participants remain - preventing external PSTN callers from staying connected and incurring toll charges - is controlled via the Cisco CallManager service parameters. Specifically, the parameter…
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Which option describes where you set up the toll-fraud prevention feature that drops any calls from a conference if no on-net users are still connected?
Options
- Ain the service parameters for the Ad Hoc Conference Service
- Bin the service parameters for Cisco IP Voice Media Streaming App
- Cin the service parameters for Cisco CallManager
- Din the enterprise parameters
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A7% (2)
- B14% (4)
- C76% (22)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
The feature that automatically drops an ad hoc conference when no internal (on-net) participants remain - preventing external PSTN callers from staying connected and incurring toll charges - is controlled via the Cisco CallManager service parameters. Specifically, the parameter 'Drop Ad Hoc Conference' (or similar wording depending on CUCM version) is found under System > Service Parameters > Cisco CallManager service. This is a CallManager-level policy decision, not a media streaming or enterprise-wide parameter.
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