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Which file are the DNS SRV records kept in within the Jabber client program files?
The correct answer is D. service-location.xml. Cisco Jabber stores DNS SRV-based service discovery results in a local file called service-location.xml within its program files directory.
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Which file are the DNS SRV records kept in within the Jabber client program files?
Options
- ADNS-records.xml
- BjabberLocalConfig.xml
- Cinstallationid.txt
- Dservice-location.xml
- Ejabber-config.xml
- Fcsf-unified.txt
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Why each option
Cisco Jabber stores DNS SRV-based service discovery results in a local file called service-location.xml within its program files directory.
DNS-records.xml is not a file that exists in the standard Cisco Jabber program files directory.
jabberLocalConfig.xml stores local user-specific configuration overrides and preferences, not DNS SRV service discovery records.
installationid.txt holds a unique identifier for the Jabber installation instance and contains no DNS or service location data.
The service-location.xml file in the Cisco Jabber installation directory caches the service endpoints resolved through DNS SRV lookups during the bootstrapping process, including addresses for CUCM, IM and Presence Service, and Expressway. This file is specifically tied to Jabber's DNS SRV service discovery mechanism and is the location where those resolved records are persisted locally on the client.
jabber-config.xml is the server-hosted configuration file retrieved from TFTP or a configuration server during login, not a local file storing DNS SRV records.
csf-unified.txt is not a recognized standard file in the Cisco Jabber program files directory structure.
Concept tested: Cisco Jabber DNS SRV service discovery local file
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/jabber/12_9/cjab_b_cisco-jabber-for-windows-129/cjab_b_cisco-jabber-for-windows-129_chapter_01001.html
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