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An engineer configures a SIP trunk for MWI between a Cisco UCM cluster and Cisco Unity Connection. The Cisco UCM cluster fails to receive the SIP notify messages. Which two SIP trunk settings…

The correct answer is B. accept unsolicited notification E. accept out-of-dialog refer. To resolve issues with Cisco UCM not receiving MWI SIP notify messages from Cisco Unity Connection, the SIP trunk must be configured to accept these types of incoming messages.

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Question

An engineer configures a SIP trunk for MWI between a Cisco UCM cluster and Cisco Unity Connection. The Cisco UCM cluster fails to receive the SIP notify messages. Which two SIP trunk settings resolve this issue? (Choose two.)

Options

  • Atransmit security status
  • Baccept unsolicited notification
  • Callow charging header
  • Daccept out-of-band notification
  • Eaccept out-of-dialog refer

How the community answered

(16 responses)
  • A
    13% (2)
  • B
    81% (13)
  • D
    6% (1)

Why each option

To resolve issues with Cisco UCM not receiving MWI SIP notify messages from Cisco Unity Connection, the SIP trunk must be configured to accept these types of incoming messages.

Atransmit security status

"Transmit security status" is related to sending security information from UCM, not receiving MWI notifications.

Baccept unsolicited notificationCorrect

Enabling "Accept Unsolicited Notification" on the SIP trunk security profile allows Cisco UCM to process MWI NOTIFY messages that are not sent in response to an existing SUBSCRIBE dialog.

Callow charging header

"Allow charging header" relates to billing information and is irrelevant to MWI functionality.

Daccept out-of-band notification

MWI uses in-band SIP NOTIFY messages; "accept out-of-band notification" refers to other signaling mechanisms, not standard SIP MWI.

Eaccept out-of-dialog referCorrect

While "Accept Out-of-Dialog Refer" is primarily for call transfer scenarios, it is often a related security setting in Cisco UCM SIP trunks that, when enabled alongside other options, helps ensure broader SIP message processing for advanced features.

Concept tested: Cisco UCM SIP trunk MWI configuration

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/11_0_1/cucm_b_system-guide-1101/cucm_b_system-guide-1101_chapter_01001.html

Topics

#SIP Trunk Configuration#MWI (Message Waiting Indicator)#Cisco UCM#SIP NOTIFY

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