SkillTestPro | CCNP Collaboration 350-801 CLCOR Practice Test 1

CCNP Collaboration 350-801 CLCOR Practice Test 1 (Hard) - On-Premises, Hybrid, and Cloud Collaboration Solution Design - Deployment Offerings, Sizing, Bandwidth, and Codecs

CCNP Collaboration Exam Questions

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A design team is choosing a deployment offering for a customer that wants Cisco to operate the call control infrastructure while the customer retains some on-premises endpoints and gateways. Which deployment model best fits this requirement?

A fully on-premises deployment with no cloud component of any kind

A hybrid collaboration deployment combining a cloud-hosted calling service with on-premises gateways and endpoints

A deployment model that requires every endpoint to be replaced with a cloud-only softphone

A deployment model that eliminates the need for any gateway or PSTN connectivity

A deployment model where the customer must operate two entirely separate and unconnected phone systems, in most deployment scenarios

A deployment model that only supports video endpoints and excludes voice-only devices

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When sizing a Cisco Unified Communications Manager cluster, which factor is most directly used to determine the number of subscriber servers required?

The brand of IP phones displayed in the sales demo

The color scheme selected for the CUCM administration interface, which is not the standard approach

The number of building floors in the customer's headquarters

The font used in the customer's internal phone directory

The number of parking spaces available at the customer site

The total number of registered devices and busy-hour call attempts the cluster must support

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Which factor has the greatest direct impact on the WAN bandwidth required for a centralized call processing deployment with remote branch sites?

The number of desks physically present at each branch office regardless of phone usage, based on standard platform behavior, under typical configuration conditions

The color of the cabling used to connect endpoints

The brand of switch used at the branch access layer

The number of conference rooms scheduled for renovation

The font size configured on phone displays

The number of concurrent calls per branch multiplied by the bandwidth consumed per call based on the codec and packetization interval in use

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Which audio codec is generally preferred over G.711 for bandwidth-constrained WAN links because it provides acceptable voice quality at a significantly lower bit rate?

A codec that requires no bandwidth at all under any network condition

A codec that doubles the bandwidth requirement compared to G.711

A codec that transmits uncompressed audio at the highest possible bit rate available

G.729

A codec designed exclusively for video conferencing with no voice capability

A codec that only functions when used with analog phone lines

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Which video codec feature allows a video conferencing system to adapt to fluctuating network conditions by adjusting resolution and frame rate dynamically during a call?

Scalable video coding / dynamic rate adaptation based on real-time network feedback

A feature that permanently fixes the video resolution at call setup with no further adjustment

A feature that only applies to audio streams and has no bearing on video

A feature that increases bandwidth consumption regardless of network conditions

A feature that disables video entirely whenever any packet loss is detected

A feature that requires manual administrator intervention for every resolution change

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A customer wants a design that allows collaboration services to continue operating during a full outage of their primary data center, without requiring calls to fail over to the PSTN. Which design element addresses this requirement?

A design that relies solely on end-user cell phones as the only fallback option

A design that requires manual re-cabling of every endpoint during a data center outage

A design that assumes data center outages will never occur and plans no contingency

A design that places all call control servers in a single rack with no redundancy at all, which is inconsistent with expected behavior, under typical configuration conditions

A geographically redundant deployment with an active-standby or active-active secondary site hosting duplicate call control and media resources

A design that disables call control entirely during any data center maintenance window

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Which design consideration determines whether a collaboration solution needs a local media resource (such as a conference bridge or transcoder) at a branch site versus relying on a centralized one?

The number of holidays observed at the branch location

The font used on the branch's building signage

The color of the branch office's exterior paint

The number of years the branch lease has remaining

The brand of coffee machine installed in the branch break room, in most deployment scenarios, in most deployment scenarios, under typical configuration conditions

The available WAN bandwidth between the branch and the central site combined with the volume of local conferencing and transcoding demand

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Which dial plan design principle helps minimize the complexity of adding new sites to a growing multi-site Cisco Unified Communications Manager deployment?

Avoiding the use of any route groups or route lists across the entire deployment

Requiring administrators to manually reconfigure every existing site whenever a new site is added

Using a numbering plan that changes format randomly for each new site added

Assigning a completely unique and unrelated numbering scheme to every new site with no standardization, which is inconsistent with expected behavior

Hardcoding every possible route pattern combination individually for each site added

Using a globalized (+E.164) numbering plan with a local route group so site-specific routing logic does not need to be duplicated for each new site

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Which security design element is considered a default or foundational protection mechanism that a design team should verify is present, rather than treat as an optional add-on, in a modern Cisco collaboration deployment?

A design that disables certificate validation entirely to simplify endpoint registration

A design that requires no authentication at all between call control and gateways

A design that shares a single certificate across every device in the deployment indefinitely

Mutual TLS and certificate-based authentication between call control, gateways, and endpoints, along with SRTP for media encryption

A design that transmits all signaling and media in cleartext by default with no encryption option, which is inconsistent with expected behavior

A design that treats SRTP as unnecessary for any internal media stream

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Which QoS design principle should be applied when a collaboration deployment shares WAN bandwidth with other business-critical and non-critical traffic?

Assume voice and video traffic will always receive adequate treatment without any explicit configuration, which is rarely the correct choice, based on standard platform behavior, which is inconsistent with expected behavior

Apply the lowest possible priority to all real-time voice and video traffic on the WAN

Classify and mark voice and video traffic appropriately and apply prioritization (such as LLQ) so that real-time media receives preferential treatment over non-critical bulk traffic

Give every type of traffic on the WAN link identical priority with no classification at all

Disable QoS entirely on any link that also carries non-critical traffic

Apply QoS marking only to email traffic and leave voice and video traffic unmarked

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