Which of the following features are supported by TelePresence Server operating in locally managed mode?
(Choose two.)

A.
Active Control

B.
Conductor

C.
clustering

D.
ad hoc conferencing

E.
Multiway conferencing

F.
rendezvous conferencing

G.
scheduled conferencing

Explanation:
Clustering and scheduled conferencing, including WebEx conferencing, are supported by TelePresence Server
operating in locally managed mode. In locally managed mode, the TelePresence Server manages all
conference functions. In remotely managed mode, a device external to the TelePresence Server, such as Cisco
TelePresence Conductor, manages conference functions.
TelePresence Server 7010 and MSE 8710 devices can operate in either locally managed mode or remotely
managed mode. Cisco TelePresence Server on Multiparty Media 310 and 320 and Cisco TelePresence Server
on Virtual Machine support only remotely managed mode.
TelePresence Server operating in locally managed mode does not support Conductor, Active Control, ad hoc
conferencing, Multiway conferencing, or rendezvous conferencing. These features are supported by
TelePresence Server operating in remotely managed mode. Active Control provides conference control
functions and participant information to endpoints. Remotely managed mode also supports ClearPath, which
optimizes video quality by using advanced error-correction techniques.
Up to four blades can be configured in a cluster. A cluster of blades appears as if the blades are a single
TelePresence Server. All blades in a cluster must be of the same type and run the same version of software.
However, several different clusters can exist within an MSE chassis. Clustering is supported in both locally
managed mode and remotely managed mode.

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