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Which additional step must be completed after installing a new Cisco Unity Connection Language file?
The correct answer is A. Restart Cisco Tomcat Service. After installing a new language file in Cisco Unity Connection, the Cisco Tomcat service must be restarted for the system to recognize and activate the newly installed locale.
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Which additional step must be completed after installing a new Cisco Unity Connection Language file?
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- ARestart Cisco Tomcat Service.
- BUpdate Unity Connection ViewMail clients for Microsoft Outlook.
- CRestartTFTP Service.
- DRun the CLl cuc locale <code> update command.
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After installing a new language file in Cisco Unity Connection, the Cisco Tomcat service must be restarted for the system to recognize and activate the newly installed locale.
Cisco Tomcat is the web application server that hosts the Unity Connection administration interfaces and serves locale-dependent resources; after a language file installation the Tomcat service must be restarted so it reloads its application context and makes the new locale available for assignment to users and system prompts. Without this restart, the newly installed language will not appear as a selectable option in the administration GUI.
Updating ViewMail clients for Microsoft Outlook is unrelated to language file installation; ViewMail is a client-side voicemail integration plugin and does not control server-side locale availability.
The TFTP service delivers device firmware and configuration files to IP phones and does not play any role in loading or activating Unity Connection language or locale files.
There is no CLI command 'cuc locale <code> update' that is required post-installation; the correct post-install action is a Tomcat service restart, not a CLI locale command.
Concept tested: Unity Connection language file post-installation procedure
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/14/administration/guide/b_14cucsag/b_14cucsag_chapter_01001.html
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