350-801 · Question #263
Refer to the exhibit. A collaboration engineer configures Cisco UCM to act as a DHCP server. What must be done next to configure the DHCP server?
The correct answer is B. Add a DHCP subnet to the DHCP server under Cisco UCM Administration. After creating the DHCP server entry in Cisco UCM Administration, the next required step is to add a DHCP Subnet. The subnet defines the IP address pool, subnet mask, default gateway, and DHCP options (such as TFTP server address for phone provisioning) that will be assigned to…
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Refer to the exhibit. A collaboration engineer configures Cisco UCM to act as a DHCP server. What must be done next to configure the DHCP server?
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- ARestart the TFTP service under Cisco Unified Serviceability
- BAdd a DHCP subnet to the DHCP server under Cisco UCM Administration
- CRestart the Cisco DHCP Monitor Service under Cisco Unified Serviceability.
- DAdd the new DHCP server to the primary DNS server
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Explanation
After creating the DHCP server entry in Cisco UCM Administration, the next required step is to add a DHCP Subnet. The subnet defines the IP address pool, subnet mask, default gateway, and DHCP options (such as TFTP server address for phone provisioning) that will be assigned to clients. Without a configured subnet, the DHCP server has no addresses to hand out and cannot function. Restarting TFTP or the DHCP Monitor service is not the immediate next step - those are done after full configuration. Adding the DHCP server to DNS is unrelated to UCM's internal DHCP server setup.
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