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Which cascading-related benefit is an advantage of using TelePresence Conductor managed bridges?
The correct answer is D. Cascading can be added for participants that exceed the initial capacity of the hosting bridges. TelePresence Conductor managed bridges allow cascading to be triggered dynamically when participant count exceeds the initial bridge capacity.
Question
Which cascading-related benefit is an advantage of using TelePresence Conductor managed bridges?
Options
- AParticipants can be moved between cascaded multipoint control units.
- BCascading is selected by using the Distribution options during booking.
- CAn alias that supports cascading is assigned to every conference.
- DCascading can be added for participants that exceed the initial capacity of the hosting bridges.
How the community answered
(56 responses)- A2% (1)
- B5% (3)
- C4% (2)
- D89% (50)
Why each option
TelePresence Conductor managed bridges allow cascading to be triggered dynamically when participant count exceeds the initial bridge capacity.
Moving participants between cascaded MCUs is a general cascading concept and not a specific benefit introduced by Conductor managed bridges.
Selecting cascading via Distribution options during booking applies to scheduled conferencing workflows and is not specific to the managed bridge cascading benefit.
Assigning a cascading-capable alias to every conference is not how Conductor managed bridges operate; cascading is triggered by capacity needs, not by alias assignment.
With Conductor managed bridges, cascading is handled automatically - when participants exceed the capacity of the hosting bridge, Conductor adds additional cascaded bridges to accommodate the overflow, which is a key operational advantage of managed bridge mode over unmanaged mode.
Concept tested: TelePresence Conductor managed bridge cascading behavior
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/infrastructure/conductor/admin_guide/Cisco_TelePresence_Conductor_Admin_Guide.html
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