Which three features does Cisco Unified Border Element provide when CCE and Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal are used? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• ASilent Monitor inbound voice calls
• BNAT for address hiding D Demarcation point between networks
• CRecord calls by forking the media using build-in-bridge
• DSecure communication using flow around mode
• ENormalize SIP messages using SIP profiles

• A
  75% (30)
• B
  8% (3)
• E
  18% (7)

Explanation

When CUBE is deployed with CCE and CVP, it provides Silent Monitoring (A) by enabling supervisors to listen to live agent calls covertly through the CUBE infrastructure; media forking via built-in bridge (C) by duplicating the RTP media stream and sending a copy to a recording server without interrupting the active call; and secure communication in flow-around mode (D) by allowing CUBE to handle encrypted SIP signaling via TLS while media flows between endpoints, protecting the session boundary.

Option B is a trap - while CUBE does provide NAT and acts as a network demarcation point, these are general SBC functions present in all CUBE deployments, not features specifically enabled in the CCE/CVP use case that the question targets. Option E is also wrong for the same reason: SIP profile normalization is a real CUBE capability, but it is not one of the three features that specifically characterize CUBE's role within a CCE/CVP solution.

Memory tip: Use "SRS" - Silent monitor, Record via media fork, Secure flow-around - to remember CUBE's three CCE/CVP-specific value-adds. If a feature sounds like a generic SBC function (NAT, demarcation, SIP normalization), it likely applies to CUBE broadly, not specifically to the CCE/CVP integration scenario.

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