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Which option list what the Security Wizard configures with Cisco UCCE?
The correct answer is C. Windows Firewall and SQL hardening. Option C is correct because the Security Wizard in Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise (UCCE) is specifically designed to handle two hardening tasks: configuring Windows Firewall rules (to restrict traffic to only what UCCE requires) and applying SQL Server hardening…
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- AWindows Firewall and IPSec configuration
- BVPN configuration and IPSec configuration
- CWindows Firewall and SQL hardening
- DIPSec configuration and anti-virus exception
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- C91% (30)
Explanation
Option C is correct because the Security Wizard in Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise (UCCE) is specifically designed to handle two hardening tasks: configuring Windows Firewall rules (to restrict traffic to only what UCCE requires) and applying SQL Server hardening (tightening database security settings). These are the two Windows-layer protections the wizard automates for the UCCE deployment.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is close but wrong - IPSec is not configured by the Security Wizard; that's handled separately through Windows or network-level configuration.
- B is wrong on both counts - VPN configuration is outside the Security Wizard's scope entirely, and again IPSec is not part of it.
- D is wrong because anti-virus exception management is not a function of the Security Wizard, and IPSec remains outside its scope.
Memory tip: Think "Wizard = Windows Firewall + Windows SQL" - the Security Wizard stays in the Windows/application layer, never touching VPN, IPSec, or AV tools, which belong to the network/endpoint layer.
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