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Which two options are functions of Cisco Unified CallManager RTMT? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. monitors a preconfigured set of management objects C. generates daily reports on system resources. Cisco Unified CallManager RTMT (Real-Time Monitoring Tool) is a client application used by administrators to observe system health and performance. Option B is correct because RTMT is specifically designed to monitor preconfigured management objects - such as servers, services…
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Which two options are functions of Cisco Unified CallManager RTMT? (Choose two.)
Options
- Arecords device-level and port-level information in the gatekeeper table,based on Cisco Unified
- Bmonitors a preconfigured set of management objects
- Cgenerates daily reports on system resources
- Dstores each H.323 gateway as a device in an H.323 table
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A4% (2)
- B88% (44)
- D8% (4)
Explanation
Cisco Unified CallManager RTMT (Real-Time Monitoring Tool) is a client application used by administrators to observe system health and performance. Option B is correct because RTMT is specifically designed to monitor preconfigured management objects - such as servers, services, devices, and performance counters - in real time. Option C is correct because RTMT also provides reporting capabilities, including generating scheduled/daily reports on system resource utilization like CPU and memory usage.
Options A and D are wrong because they describe functions of the Cisco Unified CallManager Gatekeeper, not RTMT - the gatekeeper maintains the H.323 zone table, records device-level/port-level registration data, and stores H.323 gateway entries. These are completely separate components from the monitoring tool.
Memory tip: Think of RTMT as a dashboard + report card - it watches (monitors objects in real time) and grades (generates resource reports). Anything involving H.323 tables or gatekeeper registration belongs to the Gatekeeper, not the monitoring tool.
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