1.Drop
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locations.
Correct Answers: 642-456 220-602 642-892
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3.In addition to enabling tracing in the Cisco Unified
IP IVR, what additional trace files would be helpful
in troubleshooting calls that are being dropped in the
Cisco Unified IP IVR for the Cisco Unified Contact
Center Enterprise solution? (Choose two.)
A:Cisco Unified Communications Manager > CM Services >
CM Services > Cisco CallManager > Debug Trace Level
set to Detailed
B:Cisco Unified Communications Manager > CM Services >
CM Services > Cisco CallManager > Debug Trace Level
set to Error
C:Cisco Unified Communications Manager > CTI Services
> SDI > Debug Trace Level set to Error
D:Cisco Unified Communications Manager > CTI Services
> Cisco CTIManager > Debug Trace Level set to Detailed
E:Cisco Unified Communications Manager > CM Services >
Cisco CTIManager > Debug Trace Level set to Detailed
Correct Answers: A, E
4.Refer to the exhibit. In the distributed Cisco
Unified Contact Center Enterprise design with multiple
Cisco Unified Communications Manager clusters as shown
in the exhibit, what is the impact if Agent 2551
transfers a call, routed to that agent by Cisco
Unified CCE, directly to Agent 1233 using the agent
extension 3311?
A: Agent 1233 could get an ACD call routed by Cisco
Unified CCE on extension 3311.
B: Cisco Unified CCE would reject the transfer across
the intercluster trunk automatically.
C: Agent 1233 would get the call, but without any
screen pop or CTI data.
D: Cisco Unified CCE provides cradle-to-grave
reporting on the call once it is sent to Agent 1233.
E: The call would only work if both agents were using
either CAD or CTI OS desktops.
Correct Answers: C 642-873 640-822 350-018 70-432
5.Refer to the exhibit. In a Cisco Unified Contact
Center Enterprise deployment, Agent 180020 using the
Cisco Unified Communications Manager IP Phone with
Extension 7220 is unable to log in to the system.
Given the configuration in the exhibit, what changes
need to be made to allow this agent to log in?
A: Add the agent's device (IP Phone) to the Controlled
Devices for PGuser JTAPI/CTI Application User using
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration.
B: Add Agent 180020 to the "Sales" skill group to
allow the system to route calls to the agent.
C: Add the agent's device (IP Phone) to the Controlled
Devices for IPIVRuser JTAPI/CTI Application User using
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration.
D: Add the Role "Standard Presence User" to the PGuser
configuration using Cisco Unified Communications
Manager Administration.
Correct Answers: A
6.Refer to the exhibit. In a Cisco Unified Contact
Center Enterprise deployment with agents deployed as
shown in the exhibit, an agent has reported receiving
CTI screen pops for calls, but then the call is not
sent to the agent. What is a possible cause of this
problem?
A: The agent logged in with an extension that does not
exist.
B: The agent logged in using an extension that is
assigned to another agent's phone.
C: The agent's phone is not associated with the PG
User.
D: The agent is still logged into CTIOS on another PC.
Correct Answers: B
7.When troubleshooting calls that are dropping in the
Cisco IP IVR in the Cisco Unified Contact Center
Enterprise solution, which log file settings would be
useful? Select the three best options for tracing from
the AppAdmin > System > Tracing menu. (Choose three.)
A:Trace Configuration > CRS Engine > SUBSYSTEMS turn
on these MIVR trace Debug levels SS_TEL and SS_ICM
B:Trace Configuration > CRS Engine > SUBSYSTEMS turn
on these MIVR trace Debug levels SS_TEL and SS_JTAPI
and SS_ICM
C:Trace Configuration > CRS Engine > SUBSYSTEMS Under
MISCELLANEOUS, turn on this MIVR trace Debug level for
ENG
D:Trace Configuration > CRS Engine > SUBSYSTEMS Under
LIBRARIES, turn on this MIVR trace Debug level for
LIB_ICM
E:Trace Configuration > CRS Engine > SUBSYSTEMS Under
LIBRARIES, turn on this MIVR trace Debug level for
LIB_JTAPI
Correct Answers: A, C, D 70-294 642-691 642-383
8.In a Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise
deployment, callers are reporting that when they call
in, their calls are being intermittently dropped
without hearing a welcome or queue message.
Which two problems could potentially cause calls not
to reach the Cisco Unified IP IVR? (Choose two.)
A:The Cisco Unified IP IVR Media Group does not have
any remaining channels.
B:The number of ports in the Cisco Unified IP IVR Call
Control Group does not match the number of ports in
the Cisco Unified IP IVR Media Control Group.
C:There are more Cisco Media Channels configured in
the Cisco Unified IP IVR than Cisco Unified
Communications Manager CTI Ports assigned in the Cisco
Unified IP IVR.
D:The Cisco Unified Communications Manager Calling
Search Space of the Gateway of the call does not have
access to the partition in which the Cisco Unified IP
IVR CTI Ports are found.
E:The CTI Ports have not been assigned to a Call
Control Group via AppAdmin in Cisco Unified IP IVR.
F:The Cisco Unified IP IVR CTI Ports do not have a
Calling Search Space assigned in Cisco Unified
Communications Manager.
Correct Answers: A, D
9.Refer to the exhibit. In a Cisco Unified Contact
Center Enterprise deployment using the Multi-Site
Centralized call processing model, all calls come into
the central site for treatment or queuing and are then
transferred across the WAN to agents. In this
deployment, agents have reported that they are getting
stuck in a reserved state but not getting the actual
call delivered to them. What is the most likely cause
of this failure?
A: There are not enough Cisco Unified IP IVR ports
available to queue calls at the central site.
B: The agents have lost connection to the centralized
CTI OS Servers.
C: The agent's phone was off-hook during the transfer
from the Cisco Unified IP IVR.
D: There was not enough bandwidth for the call over
the WAN, and the Cisco Unified Communications
Manager's Locations-based Call Admission Control
rejected the call setup.
Correct Answers: D
10.Choose the correct sequence of agent state events
from Agent Login to Agent Logout in the Cisco Unified
Contact Center Enterprise solution.
A: login, not ready, ready, available, reserved,
talking, hold, wrap up, logout
B: login, ready, available, reserved, talking, hold,
wrap up, not ready, logout
C: login, not ready, ready, available, reserved, hold,
wrap up, not ready, logout
D: login, not ready, ready, available, reserved,
talking, hold, wrap up, not ready, logout
Correct Answers: C