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DRAG DROP
An engineer is configuring a Jabber client installation switch for a phone system using Cisco UCM as
the registration server, with a softphone control address of 10.0.1.200. and configuration files
received from 10.11.20.201 after all previous configurations are cleared. Drag and drop the snippets
from the bottom of the image onto the blanks in the image to complete this configuration. Not all
options are used.
Your Answer
Discussion
I don't think D fits here. C would make more sense if the config files are reset, since that field handles TFTP after clearing previous settings. Not 100% but saw a similar twist in another practice.
Going with B and D for this one. The UCM should be set as the registration server, and config files come from the TFTP at 10.11.20.201, so those two snippets fit. Pretty sure, but I'd double-check if any special Jabber config applies.
B/D? Saw something like this in another exam report, usually those are the correct snippets for UCM registration and config file TFTP. IPs line up with Cisco's standard setup. Pretty sure that's it but open to corrections if someone got a different answer.
B and D, not A. A is tempting but doesn't fit the server roles given here.
D
Definitely B and D for this config, that matches how UCM and TFTP would be set up here.
D , seems like a trap with B. B looks off here.
Had something like this in a mock, it's B and D. The IPs match the roles for UCM softphone and config file server. Seen that combo more than once.
B/D? The IPs match what you'd set for device and TFTP registration on UCM, so pretty sure it's those two. Cisco docs usually line up the config like that, unless something's changed. Agree with Nina here.
B and D look right to me, based on the softphone control and config file server IPs given (10.0.1.200 for device, 10.11.20.201 for TFTP). Seen this format before in practice labs. Someone correct me if I'm missing something!
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