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CCNP Collaboration 350-801 CLCOR Practice Test 6 (Hard) - Deploying Endpoints and Soft Clients - Manual, Self-Provisioning, Bulk Provisioning, Activation Codes, and Webex App

CCNP Collaboration Exam Questions

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Which endpoint deployment method requires an administrator to individually create each device record and directory number in Cisco Unified Communications Manager before the phone is connected?

A method that provisions phones using only a printed paper form with no system record

A method that requires end users to solder their own phone hardware before use

A method that automatically creates every device record without any administrator action of any kind

A method that relies exclusively on the phone's factory-default configuration with no CUCM record at all

A method that requires phones to be manufactured on-site by the organization

Manual provisioning

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Which endpoint deployment method allows an end user to register a new phone by entering their own credentials at the device, causing the system to automatically associate the phone with their existing user profile?

A method that requires re-imaging the phone's firmware before every single registration

A method that only functions if the user has no existing account in the system

Self-provisioning

A method that disables the phone entirely until a hardware technician manually enables it

A method that requires the phone to be shipped back to the manufacturer for activation

A method that requires the network administrator to physically travel to each user's desk for every registration

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Which deployment approach is most appropriate for an organization rolling out several hundred new phones at once and wanting to minimize individual administrative effort per device?

Manually creating each of the several hundred device records one at a time through the administration GUI

Requiring each of the several hundred end users to call the help desk individually to request activation

Disabling provisioning entirely until each device can be configured by hand over several months

Bulk provisioning using a bulk administration tool (BAT) or similar batch import process to create many device records from a template and spreadsheet-based data source

Assigning a single directory number to be shared simultaneously by all several hundred phones

Shipping every phone back to the manufacturer for individual pre-activation before deployment

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Which endpoint onboarding method allows a user to register a device (including many Webex-branded endpoints) simply by entering a short alphanumeric code generated by the administrator or cloud service, without manual device-record creation on-site?

Device onboarding via activation codes

A method requiring the end user to manually compile firmware source code before first use

A method requiring the device to be connected directly to the CUCM publisher via a serial console cable

A method requiring the device to be registered exclusively through a fax-based request form

A method requiring the device's MAC address to be physically etched onto the case before shipment

A method requiring a technician to reset the device to factory defaults every single day

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Which statement best describes how the Webex App (desktop and mobile) differs from a traditional hardware IP phone in terms of deployment?

The Webex App is a software client installed on a user's computer or mobile device and is typically provisioned through cloud-based user account association rather than requiring a dedicated physical device record tied to a switch port

The Webex App requires exactly the same physical cabling and switch port configuration as a hardware IP phone

The Webex App cannot be used on any mobile device under any circumstance

The Webex App requires a dedicated analog phone line for every installation

The Webex App can only be installed by a hardware technician using specialized soldering equipment

The Webex App requires the same bulk administration tool file format as a hardware IP phone with no differences, which is inconsistent with expected behavior, under typical configuration conditions, which is rarely the correct choice, though this is not generally recommended

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Which factor would most influence a design team's choice between self-provisioning and manual provisioning for a mid-sized office deployment?

The brand of coffee served in the office break room

The font used on the office's internal newsletter

The number of parking spaces available at the office

The desired balance between reducing administrative overhead (favoring self-provisioning) versus maintaining tighter administrative control over exactly which devices and users are registered (favoring manual provisioning)

The average outdoor temperature at the office's location

The color of the phones being deployed in the office

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Which risk is most associated with bulk provisioning if the source data file contains incorrect directory number or device pool assignments?

Bulk provisioning errors only ever affect a single device regardless of how many records are in the batch file

The errors will be replicated across every device created from that batch, potentially causing widespread misrouting or incorrect feature assignment until identified and corrected

Bulk provisioning errors are automatically emailed to every end user for self-correction

Bulk provisioning automatically detects and silently corrects any data errors with no administrator awareness needed, which is not the standard approach, regardless of the platform version in use

Bulk provisioning cannot be used at all if the source file contains any errors whatsoever

Bulk provisioning errors have no impact on directory number assignment under any circumstance

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Which troubleshooting step would be appropriate if a user attempting self-provisioning at a new phone repeatedly receives an authentication failure even though their credentials are correct?

Assume the issue is unrelated to account configuration and only check the office's lighting, regardless of the platform version in use, which is inconsistent with expected behavior, which is inconsistent with expected behavior

Verify that the user's account is enabled for self-provisioning and associated with the correct self-provisioning authentication method and device profile permissions in the administration configuration

Assume the issue is caused by the phone's physical desk placement

Assume self-provisioning is a deprecated feature no longer supported by the platform

Immediately replace the phone's hardware as the first troubleshooting step

Assume the issue is caused by the phase of the moon

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Which combination of onboarding methods would be most appropriate for an organization deploying a mix of on-premises desk phones for office staff and Webex App clients for remote employees?

Bulk or manual provisioning (as appropriate to volume) for the on-premises desk phones registered to Unified CM, combined with cloud-based user account provisioning for Webex App clients used by remote employees

Requiring every remote employee to physically visit the office to have their Webex App manually cabled to a switch port

Using activation codes exclusively for desk phones and disabling all Webex App provisioning entirely

Disabling provisioning entirely for remote employees since Webex App requires no provisioning of any kind

Provisioning all devices, including desk phones and Webex App clients, using a single shared user account for every employee

Using the exact same bulk administration tool file format for both desk phones and Webex App clients with no distinction

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Which statement accurately explains why activation-code-based onboarding is particularly well suited to remote or work-from-home deployment scenarios compared to manual provisioning?

Activation codes require a dedicated on-site technician visit identical to manual provisioning

Manual provisioning is always faster to complete than activation-code-based onboarding in every scenario

Activation codes let an end user complete registration entirely from their location by entering a code, without requiring an administrator or technician to be physically present to create or configure the device on-site

Activation codes only function when the device is connected directly to the corporate LAN switch

Activation codes and manual provisioning are simply two different names for the exact same identical process

Activation codes require the device to be physically shipped to the administrator's office for configuration before being sent to the remote user, under normal operating conditions, in most deployment scenarios, under typical configuration conditions

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