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Refer to the exhibit. A Cisco Webex device on an enterprise network has identified the given STUN round-trip delays in milliseconds to the enterprise Video Mesh clusters and two Webex Cloud Media…
The correct answer is C. DC Europe. If DC Europe is full, US West Coast WCMC because clients select resources in the. In Cisco Video Mesh deployments, clients use STUN-measured round-trip times to select the optimal media cluster. The selection priority is: on-premises Video Mesh clusters first (lower latency is preferred over cloud), then Webex Cloud Media Clusters (WCMC) as fallback. Based…
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Refer to the exhibit. A Cisco Webex device on an enterprise network has identified the given STUN round-trip delays in milliseconds to the enterprise Video Mesh clusters and two Webex Cloud Media clusters during the call setup. Which correct sequence of clusters is the client connecting to?
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- AUS West Coast WCMC. If US West Cost WCMC is full, then Europe WCMC because clients
- BDC Europe. If DC Europe is full, DC APAC because clients select on-premises clusters in the
- CDC Europe. If DC Europe is full, US West Coast WCMC because clients select resources in the
- DUS West Coast WCMC. Clients continuously monitor DC US cluster and reconnect when DC US
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A2% (1)
- B8% (4)
- C84% (43)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
In Cisco Video Mesh deployments, clients use STUN-measured round-trip times to select the optimal media cluster. The selection priority is: on-premises Video Mesh clusters first (lower latency is preferred over cloud), then Webex Cloud Media Clusters (WCMC) as fallback. Based on the exhibit's delay values, DC Europe is the lowest-latency on-premises cluster, so it is selected first. If DC Europe is full or unavailable, the client falls back to the cloud cluster with the next-lowest measured latency, which is US West Coast WCMC. Answer C correctly describes this: on-premises first (DC Europe), then cloud fallback (US West Coast WCMC).
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