Which statement is true about an endpoint that does not support secure signaling when connecting to a secure multisite conference scheduled through Cisco TMS?

Question

Options

• AAll participants connecting to the conference are notified
• BThe endpoint is not allowed to connect.
• CThe endpoint connects with a default security profile
• DIf all legs of the conference are secure, the endpoint connects

• A
  11% (3)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  81% (22)

Explanation

In Cisco TMS, when a non-secure endpoint attempts to join a secure multisite conference, the system does not automatically block it. Instead, if all other legs (participants) in the conference are secure, the non-secure endpoint is still permitted to connect - it simply joins without an encrypted signaling leg. The conference is not torn down or denied because of a single non-secure endpoint. Options A and B are incorrect because participants are not universally notified and the endpoint is not outright blocked. Option C is incorrect because Cisco TMS does not silently apply a 'default security profile' to override the endpoint's actual capabilities.

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