Which three steps need to be performed on a third party SIP phone device when adding it to Cisco Unified Commu
Which three steps need to be performed on a third party SIP phone device when adding it to Cisco
Unified Communications Manager 6.0? (Choose three.)
Click and drag the hyperlink label on the left to the information it supplies on the right…
DRAG DROP
Click and drag the hyperlink label on the left to the information it supplies on the right when a user
browses to a Cisco Unified IP Phone 7970G. Not all labels will be used.
Drag and drop question. Drag the items to the proper locations.
Click and drag the hyperlink label on the left to the information it supplies on the right when a user
browses to a Cisco Unified IP Phone 7970G. Not all labels will be used.
How is distance determined using the RF fingerprinting technique?
How is distance determined using the RF fingerprinting technique?
How is distance determined using the RF fingerprinting technique?
How is distance determined using the RF fingerprinting technique?
How is distance determined using the RF fingerprinting technique?
How is distance determined using the RF fingerprinting technique?
What are the two steps to configure NTP on a Cisco Unified Communications Manager publisher to support SCCP ph
What are the two steps to configure NTP on a Cisco Unified Communications Manager publisher
to support SCCP phones? (Choose two.)
Drag the appropriate profile and template from the left and drop it under…
DRAG DROP
In Cisco Unified Communications Manager profiles and templates can be assigned to both device
pools and IP Phones. Drag the appropriate profile and template from the left and drop it under the
correct location on the right. Some options may be used more than once.
how are the IP addresses sourced via DHCP for wireless clients?
When implementing interface groups, how are the IP addresses sourced via DHCP for
wireless clients?
which location would you make this change?
If you want to change the default SCCP and SIP IP phone firmware loads a phone receives, in
which location would you make this change?
What happens to the client roaming?
Controllers WLC_1 and WLC_2 are in different mobility domains. A wireless client that has
the same VLAN interface roams from WLC_1 to WLC_2. What happens to the client
roaming?