An administrator must control the number of calls to a remote specific site to reduce bandwidth constraints. The users on that remote site report bad quality of the calls passing through that WAN link

The correct answer is B. Use Location Bandwidth Management.. Cisco UCM's Location Bandwidth Management (LBM) allows administrators to define logical locations (typically corresponding to physical sites) and set maximum audio and video bandwidth limits for inter-location calls. When the configured bandwidth limit is reached, CUCM rejects ad

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An administrator must control the number of calls to a remote specific site to reduce bandwidth constraints. The users on that remote site report bad quality of the calls passing through that WAN link. Which action must the administrator take in Cisco UCM to resolve the issue?

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Options

AUse RSPV.
BUse Location Bandwidth Management.
CUse Expressway deployment.
DUse Call Allow Controller.

How the community answered

(17 responses)

A
12% (2)
B
76% (13)
C
6% (1)
D
6% (1)

Explanation

Cisco UCM's Location Bandwidth Management (LBM) allows administrators to define logical locations (typically corresponding to physical sites) and set maximum audio and video bandwidth limits for inter-location calls. When the configured bandwidth limit is reached, CUCM rejects additional calls over that WAN link, preventing over-subscription and protecting call quality for existing calls. Option A (RSVP) is a network-level resource reservation protocol and is not a CUCM-native call admission control tool in the same way. Option C (Expressway) is used for firewall traversal and B2B federation, not WAN bandwidth management. Option D ('Call Allow Controller') is not a real Cisco CUCM feature name.

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