350-030 · Question #133
Consider the Exhibit. ABC bank has added two remote sites (Site 2 and Site 3) with a Cisco CME running per each site. Each remote site has got its own voicemail solution using CUE(see site 2 for…
The correct answer is A. Check if there is a codec mismatch by either forcing the dial-peer on CME in site 2 to use G.711 or C. On CCM, turn Media Termination Point (MTP) on D. Add a Transcoder on CME in Site 2 or in the network to convert to the right codec before transmission. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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Consider the Exhibit. ABC bank has added two remote sites (Site 2 and Site 3) with a Cisco CME running per each site. Each remote site has got its own voicemail solution using CUE(see site 2 for details), however, Site2 needs to be integrated with the Cisco CallManager deployed in headquarters to allow calls between CCM phones 3xxx at Headquarters and CME at remote sites (1xxx and 2xxx). Regarding CCM Integration with the CME system in Site 2: Site 2's phones still can not call phones in Headquarters. When 1001 calls 3001, 1001 hears ring tones, but gets disconnected after a few rings, or when 3001 is picked up to answer. Which of the following actions should be taken? (Choose 3)
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- ACheck if there is a codec mismatch by either forcing the dial-peer on CME in site 2 to use G.711 or
- BOn CCM, turn Media Termination Point (MTP) off
- COn CCM, turn Media Termination Point (MTP) on
- DAdd a Transcoder on CME in Site 2 or in the network to convert to the right codec before transmission
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(26 responses)- A77% (20)
- B23% (6)
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