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An engineer has completed Cisco TMS setup. Which must be set up in Cisco TMS conference call routing for scheduling purposes?
The correct answer is C. IP zones. In Cisco TMS, IP Zones must be configured to enable conference call routing for scheduling. IP Zones define network topology segments and allow TMS to intelligently route calls to the appropriate conferencing infrastructure.
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An engineer has completed Cisco TMS setup. Which must be set up in Cisco TMS conference call routing for scheduling purposes?
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- AIP DNS
- BIP port
- CIP zones
- DIP DHCP
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Why each option
In Cisco TMS, IP Zones must be configured to enable conference call routing for scheduling. IP Zones define network topology segments and allow TMS to intelligently route calls to the appropriate conferencing infrastructure.
IP DNS is a network infrastructure service used for name resolution and is not a Cisco TMS-specific configuration item for conference call routing.
IP Port refers to network port numbers and is not a TMS routing object used for scheduling or infrastructure routing decisions.
IP Zones in Cisco TMS represent logical network segments and are required for the TMS routing engine to determine which infrastructure devices - such as MCUs or TelePresence Servers - are reachable and appropriate for a given scheduled conference. Without IP Zones, TMS cannot perform capacity-aware call routing when scheduling meetings. They map dial plan prefixes and bandwidth rules to the correct infrastructure within each network segment.
IP DHCP is a network address assignment protocol and has no role in TMS conference scheduling or call routing logic.
Concept tested: Cisco TMS IP Zone configuration for call routing
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/infrastructure/tms/admin_guide/Cisco_TMS_Administrator_Guide.html
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