Which three devices show an operating status within Cisco CVP OAMP control center? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• AVXML gateway
• BCisco Unified CVP reporting server
• CCisco Unified CVP VXML server
• DSIP proxy server
• ECisco Unified Communications Manager
• FCisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise server
• GCisco Unified CVP call server

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  94% (45)
• D
  2% (1)
• F
  2% (1)

Explanation

Cisco Unified CVP OAMP is designed to manage and monitor CVP-native server components, so only the three CVP server types - the Reporting Server (B), VXML Server (C), and Call Server (G) - display an operating status within OAMP's control center dashboard.

The distractors are wrong because they are either external infrastructure or belong to separate Cisco platforms with their own management tools: the VXML Gateway (A) is an IOS-based hardware device that can be provisioned through OAMP but doesn't report its operating status there; the SIP Proxy Server (D) is a third-party or external component outside OAMP's scope; and CUCM (E) and UCCE (F) are distinct Cisco platforms with their own administration interfaces (Cisco Unified CM Administration and UCCE Admin Workstation, respectively).

Memory tip: Think "CVP owns its own three" - Call Server, VXML Server, and Reporting Server are the three pillars of a CVP deployment, and OAMP only shows status for what it directly owns. If it's a gateway, proxy, or belongs to another Cisco product family, OAMP monitors around it but doesn't report its status.

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