Which IP address or address range will be used when allocating an internal IP address to the VPN clients for t
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Which IP address or address range will be used when allocating an internal IP address to the VPN clients for the “test” VPN
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What is the mostly likely cause of this fault?
Refer to the exhibit. The tables contain information from the Cisco Router and Security Device Manager configurations of Router A and Router B. Traffic between Host 1 and Host 2 is not successfully establishing the sitE.to-site VPN between Router A and Router B.
What is the mostly likely cause of this fault?
Place in order the major types of digit manipulations that cisco tnified communications manager does
Place in order the major types of digit manipulations that cisco tnified communications manager does:
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How can an abbreviated inter site dial plan be developed
Ajax has decided to open regional sales offices to put their sales staff closer to their customers. The new offices are located in Oakland, Denver, Chicago, and New York. The Northwest and Southeast regional sales offices are located the Redmond and Atlanta facilities. The sales offices will connect to the Ajax campus via a Frame Relay network. Each site will have a PSTN gateway for local and emergency calls. All calls to and from the regional offices as well as long distance calls should use the IP WAN as much as possible. Call processing and voice mail will remain centralized Atlanta. H.323 gateways will be deployed at the remote sites for PSTN access.
The Ajax central campus and regional sales offices will use the G.711 codec locally. The G.729 codec will be used when calls cross the WAN, and cRTP will be implemented on each link. The voice-mail system only supports G.711.
The DID ranges of the Oakland, Denver, and Chicago sales offices overlap over the last seven digits of the ranges. Ho can an abbreviated inter site dial plan be developed so that extension 1023 in Oakland doesn’t overlap with extension 1023 in Denver and Chicago?
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Which problem occurs if a user from the remote facility located
Which problem occurs if a user from the remote facility located in Redmond is temporarily assigned to the Ajax Headquarters site, the user takes their IP phone and uses it there, and device mobility is not enabled?
Can this be accomplished?
Currently, Ajax is considering implementing an IP contact center for the technical support group. As an interim step, calls to the technical support group need to be distributed in a round-robin fashion. Can this be accomplished?
Indicate whether T1s orE1s are available in your area
Indicate whether T1s orE1s are available in your area. (Note: If both are available, choose the one with which you are most familiar.)
Drag and drop 642-415
Drag and drop 642-415
Consider the following customer attributes and choose the correct IP telephony call processing model
Consider the following customer attributes and choose the correct IP telephony call processing model:
– a large campus that spans two PSAP areas
– a single group of buildings connected via fiber optics
– data VPNs that support multiple contractors and suppliers
– a fully developed three-tier network hierarchy
– connectivity to two different service providers for Internet access