The current operating status for multiple devices is displayed in the Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal OAMP Control Center tab when the Operations Console web page. Which three devices show an…

Question

Options

• ACisco Unified Communications Manager
• BCisco Unified CVP reporting server
• CSIP proxy server
• DCisco Unified CVP call server
• EVXML gateway
• FCisco Unified CVP VXML server

• B
  93% (43)
• C
  4% (2)
• F
  2% (1)

Explanation

Note: The question asks for three answers, but only B and D are listed as correct. Based on Cisco CVP documentation, the complete correct answer is B, D, and F.

In the Cisco Unified CVP OAMP (Operations, Administration, Maintenance, and Provisioning) Control Center, the operating status is displayed specifically for native CVP components - the Reporting Server (B), Call Server (D), and VXML Server (F). These are the three core CVP subsystems that the Operations Console actively manages and monitors directly.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Cisco Unified Communications Manager): CUCM is a separate Cisco product managed through its own administration interface, not via the CVP OAMP Control Center.
• C (SIP Proxy Server): SIP proxies (e.g., Cisco Unified SIP Proxy) are third-party or external components that CVP integrates with but does not natively monitor in the Control Center.
• E (VXML Gateway): The VXML gateway is an IOS router/gateway device - it is configured and referenced in CVP but its operating status is not shown in the OAMP Control Center the same way as native CVP servers.

Memory tip: Think "CVP-native only" - the Control Center shows status for the three servers that have "CVP" in their name: Call Server, VXML Server, and Reporting Server (CVR). If it's not a CVP-branded server, it won't appear in the operating status panel.

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