72201T · Question #69
Refer to the Exhibit. A SIP user is calling an H.323 user. In this call flow, in which phase does Avaya Aura® Communication Manager (CM) handle the call processing for each endpoint?
The correct answer is C. SIP endpoint on originating phase, H.323 endpoint in terminating phase. Option C is correct because in CM's call model, phases are assigned based on the role each endpoint plays in the call: the calling party (SIP user) is handled in the originating phase, and the called party (H.323 user) is handled in the terminating phase - regardless of…
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Refer to the Exhibit. A SIP user is calling an H.323 user. In this call flow, in which phase does Avaya Aura® Communication Manager (CM) handle the call processing for each endpoint?
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Options
- Aboth endpoints in the originating phase
- BH.323 endpoint in originating phase, SIP endpoint in terminating phase
- CSIP endpoint on originating phase, H.323 endpoint in terminating phase
- Dboth endpoints in the terminating phase
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A5% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C81% (30)
- D11% (4)
Explanation
Option C is correct because in CM's call model, phases are assigned based on the role each endpoint plays in the call: the calling party (SIP user) is handled in the originating phase, and the called party (H.323 user) is handled in the terminating phase - regardless of endpoint type.
- Option A is wrong because the H.323 endpoint is the destination, not the initiator, so it cannot be in the originating phase.
- Option B is wrong because it reverses the roles - the SIP user placed the call (originating), not the H.323 user.
- Option D is wrong because the SIP caller must be in the originating phase; both parties cannot be terminating since someone has to initiate.
Memory tip: Tie the phase to the direction of the call arrow, not the endpoint type - the arrow leaves from the originating party (SIP caller) and points to the terminating party (H.323 callee). Endpoint protocol (SIP vs. H.323) is irrelevant to phase assignment.
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