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Deploying a VXML application is a two-step process. The first step is deploying the projects to a local archive (.zip file using the Deploy option in Call Studio). The second part of the project…
The correct answer is B. IVR Settings under Call Settings card: In the Operations Console (SPOG), the IVR Settings. When deploying a VXML application in a Cisco environment, after creating a local archive (.zip file) using the Deploy option in Call Studio, the next step involves transferring the .zip file to the VXML Server(s). This is achieved using: section under the Call Settings card is…
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Deploying a VXML application is a two-step process. The first step is deploying the projects to a local archive (.zip file using the Deploy option in Call Studio). The second part of the project deployment uses SPOG to transfer the .zip file to the VXML Server(s). Which option in SPOG will be utilized to transfer these zip files to VXML Server(s)?
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- ARoute Settings under Call Settings card
- BIVR Settings under Call Settings card: In the Operations Console (SPOG), the IVR Settings
- CDevice Configuration under Infrastructure Settings card
- DMiscellaneous under Call Settings card
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Explanation
When deploying a VXML application in a Cisco environment, after creating a local archive (.zip file) using the Deploy option in Call Studio, the next step involves transferring the .zip file to the VXML Server(s). This is achieved using: section under the Call Settings card is used to manage VXML applications, including uploading and managing .zip files containing the VXML applications. This section provides the interface for transferring and deploying VXML applications to the VXML Servers.
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