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| Question ID 12937 | Which configuration component in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Enhanced
Location Call Admission Control is designated to participate directly in intercluster
replication of location, links, and bandwidth allocation data?
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| Option A | an active member of a Location Bandwidth Manager Group
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| Option B | a member of a Location Bandwidth Manager Hub Group
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| Option C | a standby member of a Location Bandwidth Manager Group
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| Option D | all members of a Location Bandwidth Manager Group
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| Option E | a shadow member of a Location Bandwidth Manager Hub Group
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| Correct Answer | B |
Explanation Explanation: A Location Bandwidth Manager (LBM) service that has been designated to participate directly in intercluster replication of fixed locations, links data, and dynamic bandwidth allocation data. LBMs assigned to an LBM hub group discover each other through their common connections and form a fully-meshed intercluster replication network. Other LBM services in a cluster with an LBM hub participate indirectly in intercluster replication through the LBM hubs in their cluster.
| Question ID 12938 | The number of calls waiting in a Cisco Unified Communications Manager native call queue
has reached its maximum limit.
Which statement about what happens to additional incoming calls is true?
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| Option A | Calls are handled according to the Forward Hunt Busy settings on the Hunt Pilot configuration page.
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| Option B | Calls are handled according to the Forward Hunt No Answer settings on the Hunt Pilot configuration page.
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| Option C | Calls are handled according to the Forward Hunt Busy settings on the Line Group members.
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| Option D | Calls are handled according to the Hunt Options settings on the Line Group Configuration page.
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| Option E | Calls are handled according to the When Queue Is Full settings on the Hunt Pilot Configuration page.
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| Correct Answer | E |
Explanation Explanation: There are three main scenarios where alternate numbers are used: ✑ When queue is full ✑ When maximum wait time is met ✑ When no hunt members are logged in or registered When queue is full Call Queuing allows up to 100 callers to be queued per hunt pilot (the maximum number of callers allowed in queue on a hunt pilot page). Once this limit for new callers been reached on a particular hunt pilot, subsequent calls can be routed to an alternate number. This alternate number can be configured through the Hunt Pilot configuration page (through the Destination When Queue is Full settings). When maximum wait time is met Each caller can be queued for up to 3600 seconds per hunt pilot (the maximum wait time in queue). Once this limit is reached, that caller is routed to an alternate number. This alternate number can be configured through the Hunt Pilot configuration page (through the Maximum wait time in queue settings). When no hunt members are logged in or registered In a scenario where none of the members of the hunt pilot are available or registered at the time of the call, hunt pilot configuration provides an alternate number field (through the When no hunt members are logged in or registered settings) where calls can be routed. For Call Queuing, a hunt pilot member is considered available if that member has both deactivated do not disturb (DND) and logged into the hunt group. In all other cases, the line member is considered unavailable or logged off. Reference: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/9_0_1/ccmfeat/CUCM_ BK_CEF0C471_00_cucm-features-services-guide-90/CUCM_BK_CEF0C471_00_cucm- features-and-services-guide_chapter_0111.html