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Which two statements are about location CAC on Cisco UCM? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. It allows for bandwidth restrictions between locations. C. It allows for codec restrictions between locations. CAC stands for Call Admission Control, not Call Allocation Control, making Option A false. Location-based CAC in Cisco UCM restricts the total bandwidth consumed by calls between defined locations (Option B is correct), and it also enforces codec restrictions between locations…
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Which two statements are about location CAC on Cisco UCM? (Choose two.)
Options
- AIt stands for Call Allocation Control.
- BIt allows for bandwidth restrictions between locations.
- CIt allows for codec restrictions between locations.
- DIt allows for devices making call restrictions between locations based on numbers.
- EIt allows for QoS-based restrictions between locations.
How the community answered
(30 responses)- B93% (28)
- D3% (1)
- E3% (1)
Explanation
CAC stands for Call Admission Control, not Call Allocation Control, making Option A false. Location-based CAC in Cisco UCM restricts the total bandwidth consumed by calls between defined locations (Option B is correct), and it also enforces codec restrictions between locations - for example, forcing G.729 instead of G.711 to conserve WAN bandwidth (Option C is correct). Option D is incorrect; restricting calls based on dialed numbers is handled by route patterns and partitions/calling search spaces, not location CAC. Option E is incorrect; location CAC manages bandwidth consumption, not QoS markings or policies.
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