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What is needed to configure VCS Control and TMS for Cisco Jabber Video for TelePresence and other Cisco Jabber clients for Collaboration Edge Deployments?
The correct answer is B. Cisco Jabber must be enabled on Cisco VCS. For Cisco Jabber Video and other Jabber clients in a Collaboration Edge deployment with TMS, Cisco Jabber must be enabled on VCS Control to activate the required provisioning and licensing support.
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What is needed to configure VCS Control and TMS for Cisco Jabber Video for TelePresence and other Cisco Jabber clients for Collaboration Edge Deployments?
Options
- ASIP search rules must be configured.
- BCisco Jabber must be enabled on Cisco VCS.
- CH.323 support must be enabled.
- DInterworking must be enabled on VCS Control.
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(24 responses)- B96% (23)
- D4% (1)
Why each option
For Cisco Jabber Video and other Jabber clients in a Collaboration Edge deployment with TMS, Cisco Jabber must be enabled on VCS Control to activate the required provisioning and licensing support.
SIP search rules handle general call routing on VCS and are not the specific prerequisite for enabling Jabber client support in a Collaboration Edge and TMS integration.
Enabling Cisco Jabber on VCS Control activates Jabber-specific functionality including FindMe provisioning and the client licensing checks required for Collaboration Edge deployments; without this setting, Jabber clients cannot register or be managed through TMS.
H.323 support is a separate protocol configuration irrelevant to enabling Jabber clients, which communicate over SIP.
Interworking enables H.323-to-SIP protocol translation between endpoints but is not the required step for activating Jabber client support in a Collaboration Edge deployment.
Concept tested: Enabling Cisco Jabber on VCS Control for Collaboration Edge
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/infrastructure/vcs/config_guide/cisco-vcs-administrator-guide-x8-1.html
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