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24 Multiple choice questions

Definition 1 of 24
CUE includes basic IVR capabilities that allow callers to move through a menu system,
providing more features than the auto-attendant. For example, a user can query a corporate
database for a bank account balance or the date of a last payment received.

Internet Telephony Service Provider (ITSP)

Intracluster Communication Signaling (ICCS)


interactive voice response (IVR)

CUCM Database Relationship

Definition 2 of 24
Holds & maintains the master copy of the CUCM IBM Informix database. Sends a copy via TFTP
to all subscribers. Supports up to 8 subscribers
In smaller environments (500 IP phones or less), it's perfectly fine to use the Publisher for call
processing and database management. However, once you exceed that number, it's generally
a best practice to pull the Publisher out of call processing and leave that work to the
Subscribers. Likewise, once you exceed 1,250 users, Cisco recommends moving the TFTP
server role to a dedicated server.

CUCM Publisher


Cisco Unity Connection


CUCM Runtime Data

CUCM Subscriber

,Definition 3 of 24
Subscribers provide the dial tone, receiving digits, routing calls and streaming music on hold. A
single IP Phone can have a Primamy, Secondary and Tertiary server. (It can connect to a max of
3 subs)

CUCM Runtime Data


CUCM Subscriber

CUCM Business Edition


CUCM Publisher

Definition 4 of 24
Full support for audio and video telephony:
Appliance-based operation: Modern CUCM versions run as an appliance, which means the
underlying operating system is hardened (secured) and inaccessible.
Redundant server cluster: Scales to 30,000 IP phones in insecure mode or 27,000 in secure
mode.
Intercluster and voice gateway control and communication:
Built-in Disaster Recovery System (DRS): As a built-in feature, the CUCM DRS service allows
you to back up the CUCM database (and any additional files you'd prefer) to a network device
or over Secure FTP (SFTP).
VMWare Virtualization Support: If you love VMWare, you'll love the fact that CUCM 8.0 is
supported in a VMWare ESXi environment.
Directory service support or integration: VoIP networks can use network user accounts for a
variety of purposes (phone control, attendant console control, and so on). CUCM has the
capability to be its own directory server to hold user accounts or it can integrate into an
existing corporate directory structure

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM)

Cisco Unified Contact Center

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express (CME)

Cisco Unified Presence

, Definition 5 of 24
Runs on an ISR, integrates with IOS.
Call processing and device control
Command line or GUI based
Local directory services
computer telephony integration (Soft phones) (CTI)
Trunking to other VOIP systems
Direct integration with Cisco Unity Express (CUE)

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM)

Cisco Unified Contact Center

Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express (CME)

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace

Definition 6 of 24
The older name for Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express (CME)

digital signal processors (DSP)

Cisco Unified MeetingPlace

Cisco CallManager Express (CME)


Cisco CallManager (CCM)

Definition 7 of 24
Just like the name sounds, the runtime data encompasses anything that happens in "real time" in
the CUCM cluster. For example, when a device registers with a CUCM server, it communicates
to all the other servers that it now "owns" that IP phone. CUCM uses a method designed
specifically by Cisco for this type of communication: Intracluster Communication Signaling
(ICCS).

CUCM Runtime Data

CUCM Publisher

CUCM Database Relationship

CUCM Subscriber

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