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What are two requirements for deploying Directory Connector in Cisco Webex? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. support for TLS 1.2 between Directory Connector and Webex Control Hub B. TCP port 443 open from Directory Connector to the internet. Deploying Directory Connector in Cisco Webex requires support for TLS 1.2 communication between the Directory Connector and Webex Control Hub, and TCP port 443 must be open from the Directory Connector to the internet.

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Question

What are two requirements for deploying Directory Connector in Cisco Webex? (Choose two.)

Options

  • Asupport for TLS 1.2 between Directory Connector and Webex Control Hub
  • BTCP port 443 open from Directory Connector to the internet
  • C.NET Framework 3.4 installed on the Directory Connector server
  • Dsingle sign-on between Directory Connector and Active Directory
  • EActive Directory with a forest functional level of 1 or higher

How the community answered

(62 responses)
  • A
    94% (58)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    3% (2)
  • E
    2% (1)

Why each option

Deploying Directory Connector in Cisco Webex requires support for TLS 1.2 communication between the Directory Connector and Webex Control Hub, and TCP port 443 must be open from the Directory Connector to the internet.

Asupport for TLS 1.2 between Directory Connector and Webex Control HubCorrect

Directory Connector requires support for TLS 1.2 to establish secure, encrypted communication channels with Webex Control Hub, ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of synchronized directory data during transit.

BTCP port 443 open from Directory Connector to the internetCorrect

TCP port 443 (HTTPS) must be open for outbound connections from the Directory Connector server to the internet to allow it to communicate and synchronize with the Webex Control Hub cloud service.

C.NET Framework 3.4 installed on the Directory Connector server

Directory Connector requires a specific version of the .NET Framework, but 3.4 is generally too old; more recent versions (e.g., 4.x) are typically required.

Dsingle sign-on between Directory Connector and Active Directory

Single sign-on is a separate feature that leverages Directory Connector's synchronized user data but is not a direct requirement for Directory Connector itself to function for user synchronization.

EActive Directory with a forest functional level of 1 or higher

Active Directory functional levels for modern deployments are typically much higher than 1 (Windows 2000 level); Directory Connector requires a modern AD environment for proper functionality.

Concept tested: Webex Directory Connector requirements

Source: https://help.webex.com/en-us/article/n71m8q0/Cisco-Directory-Connector-Deployment-Guide

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#Directory Connector#Webex Deployment#Network Connectivity#Security Protocols

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