300-820 · Question #178
When does the Webex App Endpoint send media to the Video Mesh cluster during a meeting?
The correct answer is C. when the round-trip delay to the Video Mesh cluster is shorter than the round-trip delay to the. The Webex App sends media to the Video Mesh cluster rather than the Webex cloud when the round-trip delay to the Video Mesh node is lower, ensuring the lowest-latency media path is selected.
Question
When does the Webex App Endpoint send media to the Video Mesh cluster during a meeting?
Options
- Awhen the Webex cloud media services are offline
- Bwhen there is insufficient bandwidth at the MPLS WAN edge.
- Cwhen the round-trip delay to the Video Mesh cluster is shorter than the round-trip delay to the
- Dwhen there is insufficient bandwidth at the internet edge
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C90% (46)
- D6% (3)
Why each option
The Webex App sends media to the Video Mesh cluster rather than the Webex cloud when the round-trip delay to the Video Mesh node is lower, ensuring the lowest-latency media path is selected.
Video Mesh is not a failover for cloud media outages; it is a performance optimization that operates in parallel with the cloud, not as a backup.
MPLS WAN edge bandwidth is not a metric used by the Webex cascade selection algorithm to determine whether to send media to Video Mesh.
Webex Video Mesh uses a cascade selection algorithm that compares the round-trip time (RTT) from the endpoint to the on-premises Video Mesh cluster against the RTT to the Webex cloud media node. When the Video Mesh cluster has a shorter RTT, the endpoint sends media locally, reducing latency and conserving internet bandwidth.
Internet edge bandwidth is not a direct input to the Video Mesh node selection decision; RTT delay, not bandwidth, is the determining factor.
Concept tested: Webex Video Mesh cascade selection based on round-trip delay
Source: https://help.webex.com/en-us/article/nqv0gd/Deploy-Webex-Video-Mesh
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