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31861X · Question #2
You are designing a Communication Manager (CM) 8 solution with centralized ISDN trunks at the main site and two remote gateway locations. Each remote location will be connected to the main server…
The correct answer is C. 3 regions: 1 at the main, and 1 at each remote site. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You are designing a Communication Manager (CM) 8 solution with centralized ISDN trunks at the main site and two remote gateway locations. Each remote location will be connected to the main server via dedicated, point-to-point WAN service. Main - CM 8.1 duplex pair with 2-G450s and 250 IP stations Remote 1 - S8300E LSP/G450 with 125 IP stations Remote 2 - S8300E LSP/G430 with 30 IP stations. To ensure that no one site Is overwhelmed by CM traffic, what is the recommended number of network regions required for this design?
Options
- A7 regions: 1 at the main, 1 at each remote site, 1 for each site's IP telephones, and one for the
- B4 regions: 1 at the main, 1 at each remote site, and 1 for the virtual network region
- C3 regions: 1 at the main, and 1 at each remote site
- D6 regions: 1 at the main, 1 at each remote site, and 1 virtual network region for each site
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A15% (5)
- B3% (1)
- C76% (26)
- D6% (2)
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