350-801 · Question #367
Refer to the exhibit. CUBE_1 and CUBE_2 must use the G.729r8 codec when communicating. Which action completes the configuration?
The correct answer is C. Reset the dial peer on CUBE_1.. To ensure CUBE_1 and CUBE_2 use the G.729r8 codec after a configuration change, resetting the relevant dial-peer on CUBE_1 forces the new codec settings to be applied.
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Refer to the exhibit. CUBE_1 and CUBE_2 must use the G.729r8 codec when communicating. Which action completes the configuration?
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Options
- ASet dtmf-relay sip-notify on CUBE_1.
- BDeploy a voice class to CUBE_2.
- CReset the dial peer on CUBE_1.
- DConfigure a transcoder on CUBE_1.
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A10% (4)
- B3% (1)
- C85% (33)
- D3% (1)
Why each option
To ensure CUBE_1 and CUBE_2 use the G.729r8 codec after a configuration change, resetting the relevant dial-peer on CUBE_1 forces the new codec settings to be applied.
Setting dtmf-relay sip-notify is for DTMF signaling, not for enforcing a specific voice codec like G.729r8.
While a voice class can contain codec lists, deploying it to CUBE_2 alone doesn't guarantee CUBE_1 will use G.729r8, and it's not the final step to activate existing changes on CUBE_1.
After modifying codec preferences or other significant parameters on a Cisco Unified Border Element (CUBE) dial peer, a 'clear call active voice compact' or 'clear dial-peer voice <tag>' command is often required to ensure that existing calls or future calls initiated through that dial peer pick up the new configuration, such as a specific codec like G.729r8. This action ensures the updated codec settings become active without requiring a full CUBE reload.
A transcoder is used to convert between different codecs when direct negotiation fails or is not desired; it doesn't enforce G.729r8 directly between two CUBEs that should be able to negotiate it.
Concept tested: Cisco CUBE dial-peer configuration activation
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/voice/dialpeer/command/dialp-cr-h-thru-z.html#wp1095751
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