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350-801 · Question #55

Which three parameters are requested in an Audit Endpoint message from a Cisco Unified CM to an endpoint on a MGCP gateway? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is C. Capabilities D. Connection ID G. Request Identifier. When Cisco Unified CM sends an Audit Endpoint message to an MGCP gateway endpoint, it requests the endpoint's current capabilities, active connection identifiers, and a request identifier for the audit transaction.

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Question

Which three parameters are requested in an Audit Endpoint message from a Cisco Unified CM to an endpoint on a MGCP gateway? (Choose three.)

Options

  • ABearer Information
  • BCall ID
  • CCapabilities
  • DConnection ID
  • EConnection Mode
  • FConnection Parameters
  • GRequest Identifier
  • HObserved Events

How the community answered

(32 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • C
    84% (27)
  • E
    6% (2)
  • H
    6% (2)

Why each option

When Cisco Unified CM sends an Audit Endpoint message to an MGCP gateway endpoint, it requests the endpoint's current capabilities, active connection identifiers, and a request identifier for the audit transaction.

ABearer Information

Bearer Information is typically part of setting up or describing a call's media stream, not directly requested in an Audit Endpoint message.

BCall ID

Call ID is associated with specific call instances, not the general audit of an endpoint's state.

CCapabilitiesCorrect

An Audit Endpoint message requests the endpoint's current capabilities to ensure they are synchronized and to verify what the endpoint can support.

DConnection IDCorrect

The message requests the Connection ID to identify any active connections associated with the endpoint that the gateway currently manages.

EConnection Mode

Connection Mode relates to how a connection is established (e.g., sendonly, recvonly), not a core parameter for auditing the endpoint itself.

FConnection Parameters

Connection Parameters are typically part of a create connection or modify connection command, specifying details for a specific connection.

GRequest IdentifierCorrect

The Request Identifier is a unique transaction identifier used within MGCP messages to correlate requests and responses.

HObserved Events

Observed Events are what the gateway reports to CM, not what CM requests from the gateway in an audit.

Concept tested: MGCP Audit Endpoint message parameters

Source: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3435#section-2.3.2.3

Topics

#MGCP Protocol#Voice Gateways#Call Control Signaling#Endpoint Auditing

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