500-450 · Question #42
In the Cisco UCCE solution, which process is responsible for peer-to-peer synchronization?
The correct answer is D. mds. MDS (Managed Data Service) is the correct answer because it is specifically designed to handle peer-to-peer synchronization between the two sides of a duplexed UCCE deployment, keeping both the active and standby central controller nodes in sync. Router (A) is wrong - the…
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- Arouter
- Bopc
- Cccagent
- Dmds
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(16 responses)- A6% (1)
- D94% (15)
Explanation
MDS (Managed Data Service) is the correct answer because it is specifically designed to handle peer-to-peer synchronization between the two sides of a duplexed UCCE deployment, keeping both the active and standby central controller nodes in sync.
- Router (A) is wrong - the router process makes real-time call routing decisions based on configured scripts and data; it doesn't manage replication between peers.
- OPC (B) is wrong - the Open Peripheral Controller manages communication between the central controller and peripheral gateways (e.g., ACDs/PGs); its role is outward-facing to peripherals, not inward peer sync.
- CCAgent (C) is wrong - CCAgent handles agent-related processing and state management, not infrastructure-level synchronization.
Memory tip: Think "MDS = Makes Data Sync" - it's the background process keeping both duplex sides mirror-matched so failover is seamless.
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