Cisco offers license migrations from existing Cisco Unified Communications systems when migrating to Cisco Business Edition 6000. License migrations to Cisco Business Edition 6000 are supported from…

Question

Options

• ACisco Business Edition 3000
• BCisco Business Edition 5000
• CCisco Unified Communications 500 Series
• DCisco Unified Communications Manager Express
• ECisco Unified Communications 300 Series

• A
  88% (15)
• C
  6% (1)
• E
  6% (1)

Explanation

Cisco Business Edition 6000 (BE6000) is designed as an upgrade path for organizations moving from smaller or transitional Cisco UC platforms, and Cisco supports license migrations specifically from BE3000 (A), BE5000 (B), and Unified Communications Manager Express (D) - each representing a natural stepping-stone to the BE6000's mid-market feature set and scale.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• C (UC 500 Series): This is a legacy small-business platform that was end-of-sale; it does not have a supported license migration path to BE6000.
• E (UC 300 Series): This is not a recognized Cisco UC platform in the context of BE6000 migration - it's essentially a fictitious distractor.

Memory tip: Think "3, 5, and Express go to 6" - the two smaller Business Edition numbers (3000 and 5000) plus UCM Express are the three supported sources, all representing environments that outgrew their platform and are scaling up to the 6000.

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