CT0-101 Convergence+ Certification Practice Exam – 01

CT0-101 Convergence+ Certification Practice Exam – 01, Attend this CT0-101 Convergence+ Certification Practice Exam – 01 will get a Good Score 80% on Main Exam.

Sample Questions:

Which of the following is a primary benefit of decentralized communication servers?

Allow for easier roll out

Makes management easier

Simpler to design and implement

Failures have limited impact

Which of the following does a CTI server provide?

Application access to call control services

A platform for deploying media service applications

IP PBX functionality

Application access to media servers

Which of the following does an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) server provide?

Switching fabric for media gateways

Wire tap functionality for session border controllers (SBC)

Switching fabric for SBCs

A platform for deploying media services applications

A customer with an IP PBX reports that callers to their 800 number are getting busy signals between midnight and 1:00 am. Which of the following should be checked FIRST?

Telephony service providers maintenance schedule

Schedule for IP phone TFTP updates

Time of day feature in automatic call distributor (ACD) configuration

Applications scheduled to run atmidnight

A session border controller (SBC) server helps to secure a converged network by:

ensuring that CTI applications on the enterprise network are only able to control registered and authorized voice terminals.

terminating all SIP sessions initiated outside of the enterprise at the edge of the enterprise network

recording all voice calls taking place between voice endpoints on the enterprise network and those outside the enterprise network

eliminating the need for expensive firewalls on VoIP servers, desktop computers running softphones, and individual voice endpoints.

Deploying network address translation (NAT) in a converged network eliminates the need:

for dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) servers to assign addresses to voice endpoints.

for firewalls on servers, desktops, and voice endpoints.

to use STUN to establish sessions between local and remote voice endpoints.

to assign public addresses to voice endpoints.