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You are developing a plan for a Cisco Unity Unified Messaging installation for a customer. The customer messaging infrastructure consists of three Exchange administrative groups. The total number of Cisco Unity users will not exceed 5000. Based on only the information provided, how many Cisco Unity servers will you propose?

A customer is seeking proposals to replace their voice-mail system with a Unified Messaging system, which is to be coordinated with their Exchange 2003 rollout. They have 2000 employees at their headquarters location, 800 employees at their data center, and 1000 employees at their 80 branch locations. Headquarters has redundant OC-3 connections to the data center and is using a Nortel PBX. They have recently deployed a Cisco Unified CallManager cluster at the data center, which provides centralized call processing for the branch locations. The Unified Messaging system must provide call answering and MWI for the IP phones and the existing Nortel PBX. The customer has a corporate
policy that all server resources must be located at the data center when possible. Your preliminary design calls for a Cisco Unity server at the data center that will integrate with the new Exchange 2003 servers to provide unified messaging for all employees.

Which two should be included in your preliminary design to make this a Cisco-supported design? (Choose two.)

Company A sells wireless communications services to customers throughout the eastern United States. In 1999, Company A acquired a smaller wireless communications company, Company B. Company B provides similar services to Company A in the New England area. Company A has its headquarters in Dulles, Virginia (3253 employees) and its branch offices are located in Richmond, Virginia (1131 employees), Baltimore (748 employees), Washington, D.C. (442 employees), Philadelphia (115 employees), and Trenton, New Jersey (26 employees). Company B has its headquarters in New York City (414 employees), and its branches are in Boston (212 employees) and Providence, Rhode Island (89 employees). Company A will be implementing a centralized Cisco Unity deployment. When customers call an employee, the company wants to provide quick service on those directory lookups.

Which implementation does the best job of delivering the service?

Which is not a consideration when planning for capacity on the Cisco Unity servers?

Your customer has stated that they need a Unified Messaging solution that will provide unified messaging for 3000 users in one office in Peru and voice mail for an additional 2000 traveling salespeople throughout North and South America. The telephone infrastructure is a large Cisco Unified CallManager cluster and all voice-mail storage is in the main office. When a caller is identified as a particular user, the Cisco Unity system must speak to them in the caller’s language.To find out if you can meet these requirements, what initial information would you need to gather?

The Cisco Unity Voice Connector performs which task on an outgoing VPIM message?

In which messaging configuration must the schema be extended for Cisco Unity?

Refer to the exhibit. Cisco Unified CallManager cluster A and Unity A use extension range 1000-1650. Cisco Unified CallManager cluster B and Unity B use extension range 2000-2450. Cisco Unified CallManager cluster C and Unity C use extension range 1500-1950. Your customer wants to deploy Unified Messaging. Exchange stores are local at each site and part of the same organization. Digital networking without using access codes is an absolute requirement.
Which statement is true?

Refer to the exhibit. Given the information shown and knowledge that hardware transcoders are installed on the routers, which codec should be used by the Cisco Unity server for prompts and message record format?