Which three of these are operational benefits of Cisco Business Edition 6000 virtualization? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• Atime savings through easy platform management
• Breduced risk through the Cisco open architectural approach
• Cmultiple management platform support
• Dreduced costs through integrated management and scalable platform
• Ereduced costs through support for traditional TDM-based voice systems
• Freduced risk through each application running on a separate physical server

• A
  81% (25)
• C
  10% (3)
• E
  6% (2)
• F
  3% (1)

Explanation

Cisco BE6000 virtualizes multiple UC applications onto a single server, which directly enables A (time savings from unified, simplified platform management), B (reduced risk via Cisco's validated open architecture that supports standards-based integration), and D (cost reduction through consolidated, integrated management tools and a scalable platform that grows without full hardware replacement).

C is wrong because BE6000's benefit is unified management - not support for multiple management platforms, which would add complexity rather than reduce it. E is wrong because BE6000 is an IP-based solution; supporting legacy TDM systems is not a virtualization benefit and runs counter to the platform's purpose. F is wrong because it describes the opposite of virtualization - running each app on its own physical server is the old, pre-virtualization model that BE6000 is designed to replace.

Memory tip: Think "AVD" - BE6000 virtualization saves you Admin time, gives you architectural Validation (reduced risk), and cuts Dollars through integration. Any answer mentioning TDM (legacy), multiple management tools (complexity), or separate physical servers (anti-virtualization) is a trap.

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