Which type of MTP is supported with Cisco Unified Mobile Agent?

The correct answer is B. MTP No Pass-Through. MTP No Pass-Through is correct because Cisco Unified Mobile Agent requires the MTP to fully terminate and re-originate the media stream rather than simply forwarding it. This "anchoring" of media is essential so that CUMA can invoke call control features - hold, transfer, and con

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Options

AMTP Pass-Through
BMTP No Pass-Through
CMTP Pass-Around
DMTP No Pass-Around

How the community answered

(54 responses)

A
4% (2)
B
87% (47)
C
7% (4)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

MTP No Pass-Through is correct because Cisco Unified Mobile Agent requires the MTP to fully terminate and re-originate the media stream rather than simply forwarding it. This "anchoring" of media is essential so that CUMA can invoke call control features - hold, transfer, and conference - for agents using external or mobile phones, where the signaling path is otherwise limited.

Option A (MTP Pass-Through) is wrong because pass-through mode merely relays the media stream without anchoring it, which prevents CUMA from maintaining the call control it needs when redirecting media to a remote device.

Options C and D (Pass-Around / No Pass-Around) are fabricated distractors - these terms do not exist in Cisco's MTP framework and are included purely to test whether you know the real terminology.

Memory tip: Think "No Pass-Through = No shortcut." CUMA refuses to let media take a shortcut past the MTP; it must stop there so the system stays in control of the call.

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#Cisco Unified Mobile Agent#MTP types#Media Termination Point#Agent signaling

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