SK0-003 · Question #965
A technician has been asked to set up a voicemail server. Which of the following expansion cards should be installed in the server?
The correct answer is C. PBX card. To enable voicemail services on a server, an expansion card that can interface with telephone systems is required. A PBX card provides the necessary connectivity and processing for telephony integration, making it the appropriate choice.
Question
A technician has been asked to set up a voicemail server. Which of the following expansion cards should be installed in the server?
Options
- AUSB card
- BSerial port card
- CPBX card
- DIEEE 1394 card
How the community answered
(55 responses)- A2% (1)
- B5% (3)
- C89% (49)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
To enable voicemail services on a server, an expansion card that can interface with telephone systems is required. A PBX card provides the necessary connectivity and processing for telephony integration, making it the appropriate choice.
A USB card adds more USB ports to a server but does not inherently provide telephony or voicemail functionality.
A serial port card adds serial communication ports, which are not directly used for modern voicemail server telephony integration.
A PBX card (Private Branch eXchange card) is an expansion card specifically designed to provide telephony interfaces and processing capabilities, allowing a server to connect to a PBX system or directly handle phone lines for services like voicemail. It enables the server to interpret and manage call signals, record audio, and integrate with a company's internal phone system for voicemail functionality.
An IEEE 1394 (FireWire) card provides high-speed data transfer ports, primarily for devices like digital cameras or external storage, not for voicemail system integration.
Concept tested: Voicemail server hardware requirements
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