voice register global. Not 100 percent sure though.
An administrator just Implemented SIP trunking on their Cisco UCM and reports that calls using the
SIP trunk are using Media Termination Point resources unnecessarily. Which action resolves the
issue?
An administrator is troubleshooting why users are not hearing audio when dialing long distance
numbers across their Cisco Unified Border Element. The customer’s carrier has a requirement that
dialing long distance requires an access code to be entered. Looking at the exhibit, what two actions
can be taken to correct signaling? (Choose two.)I don’t think it’s D. With Cisco phones using SIP without local CUCM, you need to set up CME in SRST mode and use 'voice register pool' for SIP endpoints. 'ephone' is for SCCP phones, which isn’t vendor-independent. So B fits best here, pretty sure that's what the exam’s looking for. If anyone disagrees let me know!
B/C here. Standard Local Route Group can only be associated under the route list (not the route group directly) and it picks the RG based on the device pool of the calling-party device. E is a common trap since SLRG can't be assigned directly to route patterns. I'm pretty sure about this, but open if someone has a different config scenario in mind.
A newly deployed site in Pennsylvania uses SIP-to-SIP legs on a Cisco Unified Border Element. The administrator wants to match the incoming dial peer based on the calling number. Which configuration is needed in the dial-peer?