You want to configure an alerting name that will be displayed on a caller’s IP phone when the recipient’s IP phone is ringing.
Which of the following fields in UCM Administration should you edit?
A. the Alerting Name field on the dn configuration page
B. the Alerting Name field on the phone configuration page
C. the Alerting Name field on the end user configuration page
D. the Alerting Name field on the server configuration page
Explanation:
Explanation:
You should edit the Alerting Name field on the directory number (dn) configuration page in Cisco Unified Communications Manager (UCM) Administration if you want to configure an alerting name that will be displayed on a caller’s IP phone when the recipient’s IP phone is ringing. For example, if you want the name JOE to be displayed when a user calls Joe’s extension, you would configure an alerting name of JOE on the dn configuration page for Joe’s extension. The dn configuration page also contains avariety of other configuration options, such as the route partition to which the dn belongs and the maximum number of calls.
You should not edit the Alerting Name field on the phone configuration page, because that field does not exist on that page. The UCM Administration phone configuration page enables you to configure settings specific to a given IP phone. To identify the IP phone that you are configuring, you should enter the Media Access Control (MAC) address of the IP phone in the MAC Address field on the phone configuration page. You can also configure softkey templates and the common device configuration that you want to apply to the IP phone on this page.
You should not edit the Alerting Name field on the end user configuration page, because thatfield does not exist on that page. The UCM Administration end user configuration page enables you to configure settings specific to a given user. For example, you can configure a user ID, password, and personal identification number (PIN) on the end user configuration page.
You should not edit the Alerting Name field on the server configuration page, because that field does not exist on that page. The UCM Administration server configuration page enables you to configure settings such as the host name or IPaddress of the server, the IP version 6 (IPv6) name of the server, and a description of the server.
Reference:
Cisco: Directory Number Configuration: Directory Number Configuration Settings