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300-820 · Question #14

Refer to the exhibit. When a Jabber user attempts to connect from outside of the organization, the user enters the login information as "[email protected]" and receives the error "Cannot find your…

The correct answer is C. Remove the cisco-uds SRV record for the external DNS. The cisco-uds SRV record in external DNS causes Jabber to attempt a direct connection to CUCM from outside the network, which fails; removing it forces Jabber to use the collab-edge path via Expressway.

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Refer to the exhibit. When a Jabber user attempts to connect from outside of the organization, the user enters the login information as "[email protected]" and receives the error "Cannot find your services Automatically". The engineer tries to resolve SRV records used by Jabber. DNS A record "expressway-e.example.com" points to the Expressway-E IP and "cucm.example.com" points to the Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Which change resolves the DNS problem?

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300-820 question #14 exhibit

Options

  • AChange cisco-uds to point to the Expressway-E FQDN.
  • BChange the collab-edge record to point to 5061.
  • CRemove the cisco-uds SRV record for the external DNS.
  • DChange the priority of the SRV record for cisco-uds.

How the community answered

(22 responses)
  • A
    14% (3)
  • B
    9% (2)
  • C
    73% (16)
  • D
    5% (1)

Why each option

The cisco-uds SRV record in external DNS causes Jabber to attempt a direct connection to CUCM from outside the network, which fails; removing it forces Jabber to use the collab-edge path via Expressway.

AChange cisco-uds to point to the Expressway-E FQDN.

Pointing cisco-uds to Expressway-E is incorrect because cisco-uds is intended for direct CUCM communication and Expressway-E does not serve that UDS interface.

BChange the collab-edge record to point to 5061.

The collab-edge record should point to port 8443, not 5061; changing it to 5061 would break the HTTPS-based edge discovery mechanism.

CRemove the cisco-uds SRV record for the external DNS.Correct

Jabber's service discovery uses DNS SRV records to locate services. When an external user queries DNS and finds a cisco-uds record, Jabber attempts to reach CUCM directly, which is unreachable externally. Removing cisco-uds from external DNS causes Jabber to fall back to the _collab-edge SRV record, correctly routing the connection through Expressway-E for Mobile and Remote Access.

DChange the priority of the SRV record for cisco-uds.

Changing the priority of cisco-uds would still leave the record present in external DNS, and Jabber would still attempt to reach CUCM directly before or instead of using collab-edge.

Concept tested: Jabber MRA external DNS SRV record configuration

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/jabber/12_0/cjab_b_planning-guide-cisco-jabber-12_0/cjab_b_planning-guide-cisco-jabber-12_0_chapter_01010.html

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#Jabber#DNS SRV#Mobile and Remote Access#Service Discovery

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