Which content-sharing protocol is negotiated for point-to-point meetings in a Cisco TelePresence environment
with SIP?

A.
BFCP

B.
H.239

C.
Auto-Collaborate

D.
Switched Presentation

Explanation:
Binary Floor Control Protocol (BFCP) is negotiated for point-to-point meetings in a Cisco TelePresence
environment with Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). Content-sharing protocols use a separate content channel to
enable endpoints to display presentation materials and participants simultaneously.
H.239 is negotiated for point-to-point meetings in a Cisco TelePresence environment with H.323. AutoCollaborate is negotiated for point-to-point and multipoint meetings in a Cisco TelePresence environment with
TelePresence Interoperability Protocol (TIP). If a content-sharing protocol cannot be negotiated, Switched
Presentation can be used. However, when a participant is displaying presentation materials, only the
presentation materials will be displayed; the participant will not be displayed.

Cisco: Presentation Sharing in Cisco TelePresence Meetings (PDF)