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Refer to exhibit. An engineer configured a codec preference list on a Cisco Unified Border Element. Which command is required on the dial peer to ensure that all codecs are offered during an early…
The correct answer is B. voice-class codec 10. To ensure all codecs in a defined codec preference list are offered during an early offer call on a Cisco Unified Border Element, the voice-class codec <tag> command is applied to the relevant dial peer.
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Refer to exhibit. An engineer configured a codec preference list on a Cisco Unified Border Element. Which command is required on the dial peer to ensure that all codecs are offered during an early offer call?
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- Avoice class codec 10
- Bvoice-class codec 10
- Cvoice-class codec 10 early-offer
- Dvoice-class codec 10 offer-all
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To ensure all codecs in a defined codec preference list are offered during an early offer call on a Cisco Unified Border Element, the `voice-class codec <tag>` command is applied to the relevant dial peer.
`voice class codec 10` is used in global configuration mode to define a codec preference list, not to apply it to a specific dial peer; the correct command for a dial peer is `voice-class codec 10`.
The `early-offer` keyword is typically used as a separate command within the dial peer configuration (e.g., `early-offer forced`) to control the SDP exchange timing, not as part of the `voice-class codec` command itself to specify codec offering.
`offer-all` is not a valid or standard command keyword used in conjunction with `voice-class codec` on Cisco Unified Border Elements to force all codecs to be offered in an early offer scenario.
Concept tested: CUBE dial-peer codec list for early offer
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/voice/cube/configuration/cube-xe-16-9/cube-xe-16-9-book/dial-peers-sipv2.html
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