Which service must be restarted after modifying the Java Keystore on the CVP servers?

Question

Options

• ACisco CVP Call server
• BCisco CVP VXML server
• CClient license service
• DCisco CVP WebServicesManager

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  5% (3)
• D
  92% (58)

Explanation

Cisco CVP WebServicesManager (D) must be restarted because it is the service responsible for managing SSL/TLS web communications on CVP servers - it reads the Java Keystore at startup to load certificates and keys, so any keystore modification requires a restart to take effect.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Call Server) handles SIP/H.323 call routing and signaling; it does not depend on the Java Keystore for its operation.
• B (VXML Server) serves VoiceXML documents to IVR clients; its function is separate from certificate/keystore management.
• C (Client License Service) manages feature licensing, which has no relationship to SSL certificates or the keystore.

Memory tip: Associate keystore → keys → locks → security → web services. The WebServicesManager owns the HTTPS/SSL layer, so it's the one that must "pick up" the new keystore on restart. If it sounds like it handles secure web communication, that's your answer for keystore changes.

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