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Pass 300-815 Exam Guide

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Implementing Cisco Advanced Call Control and Mobility Services (CLACCM) Questions and Answers

Question 5

An administrator discovers that employees are making unauthorized long-distance and international calls from logged-off Extension Mobility phones when the authorized users are away from their desks Which two configurations should the administrator configure in the Cisco UCM to avoid this issue? (Choose two.)

Options:

A.

Remove the long-distance & international pattern's partitions from the calling search space of the physical phone.

B.

Add the long-distance & international pattern's partitions to the calling search space of the physical phone's directory number.

C.

Remove the long-distance & international pattern's partitions from the calling search space of the device profile.

D.

Add the long-distance & international pattern's partitions to the calling search space of the physical phone.

E.

Add the long-distance & international pattern's partitions to the calling search space of the device profile

Question 6

An engineer has temporarily disabled toll fraud prevention for SIP line calls on a Cisco CME12.6x and must enforce security and toll fraud prevention for the SIP line side on Cisco Unified CME. Which configuration must be used to start this process?

Options:

A.

voice service volp

Ip address trusted list

B.

voice service volp

enablo ip address trust authentication

C.

voice service volp

enable Ip address trust list

D.

voice service volp

ip address trusted authenticate

Question 7

Drag and drop the commands from the bottom to the blanks in the code to implement a translation rule to allow only 11 digits to be received over a SIP trunk to a SIP provider. The Cisco UCM is currently sending calls to the Cisco Unified Border Element in E. 164 format. Not all options are used.

Options:

Question 8

Users are reporting that several inter-site calls are failing, and the message "not enough bandwidth" is showing on the display. Voice traffic between locations goes through corporate WAN. and Call Admission Control is enabled to limit the number of calls between sites. How is the issue solved without increasing bandwidth utilization on the WAN links?

Options:

A.

Disable Call Admission Control and let the calls use the amount of bandwidth they require.

B.

Configure Call Queuing so that the user waits until there is bandwidth available

C.

Configure AAR to reroute calls that are denied by Call Admission Control through the PSTN.

D.

Reroute all calls through the PSTN and avoid using WAN.

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