You are manually provisioning an IP phone by using UCM Administration. You want to replace the conference
call button on the user’s IP phone with a speed dial button.
Which of the following fields should you update?
A.
Device Pool
B.
Phone Security Profile
C.
MAC Address
D.
Phone Button Template
Explanation:
You should update the Phone Button Template field to ensure that the IP phone you are provisioning by using
Cisco Unified Communications Manager (UCM) Administration replaces the conference call button with a
speed dial button. Phone button templates are used to add or arrange IP phone buttons for a given device or
group of devices. You can create or edit phone button templates by clicking Device > Device Settings > Phone
Button Template in UCM. When you are manually provisioning an IP phone in UCM Administration, you must fill
in the MAC Address field, the Device Pool field, the Phone Button Template field, and the Phone Security
Profile field.
You do not need to update the Device Pool field to ensure that the IP phone you are provisioning provides the
user with a Mobility option. Although required when manually provisioning an IP phone in UCM Administration,
the Device Pool field specifies a given set of characteristics that are to be applied to IP phones within the pool,
such as region, date and time groups, softkey templates, and more. However, Device Pool does not configure
an IP phone with a Mobility button.
You do not need to update the Phone Security Profile field to ensure that the IP phone you are provisioning
provides the user with a Mobility option. The Phone Security Profile field is used to create or modify the security
configuration of devices to which the profile is applied. For example, you can assign a profile that supports
UCM authentication or encryption to a device that supports those features.
You do not need to update the MAC Address field to ensure that the IP phone you are provisioning provides the
user with a Mobility option. The MAC Address field contains the Media Access Control (MAC) address of the
device that you are provisioning. The MAC address is a hardware address that is assigned by the device
manufacturer.Cisco: Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration Guide: Phone Button Template Configuration